Cádiz

We have a bus-man's holiday and take the fast ferry from Rota to Cadiz. We visit the Cathedral and go all the way to the top to see the view out over the city. We are right under the bells when they ring out 11 o clock.
We have warm Churros and thick hot chocolate near the market and then wander through to see stall after stall of fresh fish. It’s busy - full of locals buying their dinner and tourists like us taking photos.
Next we wander through the city down to the sea walls for which Cadiz is most famous. The walls are wonderful and there are also several unexpected pleasures along the way; gardens with topiary trees, fountains and the amazing rubber trees and a beautiful art installation made from plastic bottles. The final tourist attraction we get before we catch the ferry back to is the ruins of the Roman Theatre…
Our feet will have plenty of time to recover from all of today’s walking as we have a full day of passage making tomorrow.Read more