Jerez Delight: A 4-Day Budget Adventure

Experience authentic Spanish culture without breaking the bank in Jerez de la Frontera.

21 June 2023

Explore the charming city of Jerez de la Frontera on a limited budget. Discover the city's famous sherry wineries and Flamenco dance shows. Indulge in delicious tapas and enjoy the rich culture and traditions of southern Spain.

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Day 1

Welcome to Jerez

Check into Hotel Casa Grande, a charming 19th century mansion-turned-hotel with a rooftop terrace and courtyard garden.
Head to The Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art to watch horses and riders performing dressage and carriage-driving.
Take a stroll around the stunning Alcazar of Jerez de la Frontera, a Moorish fortress with sprawling gardens and fountains.
Sample some local sherry varieties at Bodegas Fundador, followed by a tapas crawl through the Barrio de Santiago neighborhood.
End the day with a flamenco show at Tabanco El Pasaje, a lively bar with live music performances.

Day 2

Exploring Jerez

Head to the Gonzalez Byass, one of the biggest sherry producers in Jerez, for a guided tour and tasting.
Venture to the Cathedral of Jerez de la Frontera, a Gothic-Baroque blend that's home to El Greco paintings.
Admire the exhibition pieces at the Museum of Clocks, where antique timepieces from around the world are on display.
Take a break at the tranquil Jardines del Alcázar, a serene garden that's perfect for a picnic or reading a book.
Grab a late lunch at Casa Juanito, a traditional tapas bar known for its fried fish and ham croquettes.

Day 3

Day trip to Cadiz

Catch the train to the nearby coastal city of Cadiz, known for its beautiful beaches and historical landmarks.
Visit the Cadiz Cathedral, a stunning Baroque and neoclassical temple with a golden dome and panoramic views.
Walk along the narrow streets of the Old Town, stopping at the Central Market for fresh seafood.
Go for a swim at Playa de la Caleta or Playa de Santa Maria del Mar, two of the city's best beaches.
Head back to Jerez in time for dinner at Los Portales, a tapas bar with delicious jamon and tortilla española.

Day 4

Wine and Horses

Spend the day at the Hacienda el Santiscal, a 15th century estate that offers horseback riding and wine tasting.
Take a guided horse ride through the countryside, past vineyards and olive groves.
Tour the bodega of the Hacienda, where you can sample their wine and olive oil.
Savor a traditional Andalusian lunch at the hacienda's restaurant, featuring dishes like gazpacho and stewed pork.
Relax and relive your adventures over a bottle of sherry on the terrace of the Hacienda's winery.

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How to get there

Plane

The best way to get to Jerez de la Frontera by plane is to fly into Jerez Airport, which is located just 10km outside of the city center. There are several airlines that offer direct flights to Jerez from major European cities, such as London and Paris.

Car

If you are driving to Jerez de la Frontera, the best route is the A-4 motorway that connects Madrid with Seville. Jerez is located approximately 90 minutes from Seville by car. There are several car rental companies in Jerez that offer competitive rates for travelers.

Train

There is a train station in Jerez de la Frontera, but it is not the best way to get there. It is mainly used for regional travel within Andalusia. However, you can take a train from Madrid to Seville and then transfer to a local train or bus to get to Jerez.

Boat

Jerez de la Frontera is not a coastal city, so there are no direct boat routes to get there. However, you can take a ferry from nearby Cadiz to the Canary Islands or North Africa, which are both popular destinations for travelers visiting Andalusia.

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