What airport do you fly to for Cadiz?

There is no Cadiz Airport. You can either fly to Jerez De La Frontera (XRY) or Seville (SVQ).

What is Cadiz famous for?

Cadiz is an ancient port city whose name has long been linked with maritime adventures. It was founded by the Phoenicians in 1100 BC and is the oldest inhabited city in Europe.

How far is Cadiz from Jerez De La Frontera airport?

Cadiz is 25.72 miles from Jerez airport.

Are there any beaches in Cadiz?

Yes. The area boasts some of the best beaches in Spain as it’s almost entirely surrounded by water.

Cadiz is very reasonably priced, and a week’s holiday typically costs around €850 per person. A meal for two in a mid-range restaurant costs approximately €40, while a pint of draught domestic beer costs around €2.75.*

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Why fly to Cadiz?

As part of our Spain flights offering, we sell flights to Cadiz that land at Jerez De La Frontera Airport, which is just outside the historic town of Jerez De La Frontera. If you’re looking for cheap flights to Cadiz, Jerez allows you to reach the city while also taking in the beautiful Andalusian countryside.

In Cadiz and the surrounding area, you’ll find stunning beaches and bay views, Baroque churches, museums, parks, historical landmarks, bars, restaurants, and more, as well as the chance to try locally made sherry.

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Getting to Cadiz from Jerez De La Frontera Airport

There is no Cadiz Airport, so when you book flights to Cadiz with easyJet, we take you to nearby Jerez De La Frontera Airport, which is just under 30 miles from the centre of Cadiz. You can reach Cadiz by bus, train, and taxi. You may also find it easier to book a hire car or airport transfer through easyJet.

Things to do and must-see attractions in Cadiz

Cadiz has everything from golden beaches, cobbled streets, baroque churches and museums to nightlife, shopping centres, bustling bodegas, and the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art.

Visit Spain’s most historical landmarks in Cadiz

There are several landmarks and historical buildings to admire while you’re visiting. For example, you can enjoy a 360-degree view from Torre Tavira (the historic watchtower), visit the Yacimiento Arqueologico Gadir (Museum of the Heritage of Cadiz), marvel at Cadiz cathedral, and take photos of the city’s most famous bridge, the Puente de la Constitucion de 1812.

Relax by Cadiz’s stunning beaches

There are many beautiful beaches in the Cadiz area, which are great for sunbathing during the daytime and perfect for partygoers by night, thanks to the many beach bars. The most popular beaches are La Playa de la Caleta, La Playa de la Victoria, La Playa de la Cortadua, and La Playa de Santa Maria del Mar.

Weather in Cadiz

Cadiz is hottest in August when the average temperature is 25°C. The coldest month is January (around 12.7°C), and the most daily sunshine (14 hours) can be enjoyed in July.

Tips on finding cheapest flights to Cadiz

Our Low Fare Finder tool lets you quickly search for cheap flights to Cadiz. Alternatively, you can create an alert to find out when we’re holding a sale.

Most flights to Cadiz from the UK fly from London and the cheapest month to fly is October.