Transportation in Cadiz

# Getting Around Cádiz Cádiz is a compact, walkable city where most visitors can explore the historic old town on foot. The peninsula's layout makes walking the most practical option for sightseeing, with major attractions like the cathedral, beaches, and waterfront promenades all within comfortable walking distance. For longer journeys or when the Andalusian heat becomes intense, the city operates a local bus network that connects different neighborhoods and the newer parts of the city beyond the old town walls. **Airport Access**: Cádiz doesn't have its own commercial airport. First-time visitors typically fly into Jerez Airport (approximately 45km away) or Seville Airport (roughly 120km away). From Jerez, you'll need to arrange ground transportation to reach Cádiz - check current options for buses, trains from Jerez city center, or private transfers through booking services. The journey from Jerez generally takes under an hour, while Seville requires more planning time. **Practical Tip**: Given the limited route data available for this specific destination, verify current transportation schedules and options through local providers or your accommodation before arrival. The compact nature of Cádiz's old town means you'll likely spend most of your time exploring on foot once you arrive.

The historic center is compact and best explored on foot - most attractions are within 15 minutes walking distance

Buses operated by CMTBC connect the city center with beaches and outlying areas throughout the day

Cádiz train station connects to Seville and other Andalusian cities via Renfe services

The port area can be confusing to navigate - allow extra time when heading to ferry terminals for Morocco crossings