Vacation rentals – Cádiz
Book from 23 holiday rentals: 9 villas, 7 bungalows, 3 houses. Entire homes, all to yourself.
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Cádiz, Andalusia
Set on a strip of land between the Atlantic and the bay, Cádiz ranks among the oldest cities in Europe. White alleys of the La Viña district, beaches in the middle of town and fried-fish cuisine: the Cádiz capital is best discovered on foot, between ramparts and seafront.
Swim, stroll and taste life in Cádiz
Spread your towel out on the Playa de la Caleta, framed by the castles of San Sebastián and Santa Catalina, then head to the long Playa de la Victoria for a swim. Climb the Torre Tavira and its camera obscura to take in the maze of rooftops, then lose yourself in the central market (Mercado Central de Abastos) for the catch of the day and preserves.
Having a whole house or apartment changes the pace: you bring back shrimp and bluefin tuna from the market, cook at the Andalusian hour, and enjoy the cool of the evening on your terrace. If your stay falls in February, the Carnival of Cádiz enlivens the squares with its chirigotas.
Where to drop your bags
The historic center (Casco Antiguo) appeals to those who want to do everything on foot: the cathedral, orange-tree squares and tapas just steps away. Around the La Viña district, the atmosphere stays down-to-earth and turned toward the sea.
On the south side, the Playa de la Victoria area offers vast beaches and easy access by car, handy for families and groups looking for space. Our villas, houses and bungalows are spread across these atmospheres, from the city pied-à-terre to the quieter rental.
What to see – Cádiz
- New Cathedral of CádizIts golden dome dominates the old town; you climb the Levante tower for the view.
- Castillo de San SebastiánA fort linked to the land by a causeway, to explore facing the ocean at sunset.
- Torre TaviraA former watchtower fitted with a camera obscura projecting the city live.
- Mercado Central de Abastos de CádizA covered market where you buy fish, shellfish and tapas prepared on the spot.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Cadiz?
We offer 23 entire-home rentals in Cadiz, spread across 9 villas, 7 bungalows, 3 houses. You’ll find everything from a city pied-à-terre in the Casco Antiguo to a more spacious property near Playa de la Victoria. Some accommodate up to 18 people, ideal for groups and large families.
Are the properties well rated?
Yes, travelers give an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 to the rated properties in Cadiz, based on 15 rated rentals. These reviews often mention the walkable distance to the beaches and city center, as well as the comfort of the living spaces. Check the reviews before booking to refine your choice.
How do you get to Cadiz, and do you need a car?
The nearest airport is Jerez, about 45 km away, connected by direct train. Cadiz also has a terminus train station right by the historic center, reachable from Seville in about 1 hour 40 minutes. In the Casco Antiguo, everything is within walking distance; a car is only useful for the Playa de la Victoria area.
What's the best time to visit Cadiz?
May, June, and September offer pleasant warmth and already-warm sea water, without the crowds of July-August. Winter stays mild but windy. If you come in February, carnival brings the central squares to life for nearly two weeks: book well ahead, as the city fills up fast.
Which neighborhood should I choose for my stay?
The Casco Antiguo is great for doing everything on foot: cathedral, central market, and tapas. The Viña neighborhood keeps a working-class atmosphere geared toward the sea and Playa de la Caleta. For more space and easy access by car, aim for Playa de la Victoria, perfect with kids or in a group.
Do any of the rentals have air conditioning or a pool?
Yes, 15 rentals have air conditioning, a real plus during the summer heat of Andalusia. In addition, 13 properties have a pool, especially among the more secluded villas and bungalows. Check these amenities in the filters if you’re traveling between June and September.