Linguistic trips to Cadiz: White Villages, Tarifa and Doñana
From 3 Nights / 4 Days
What does it include?
Cadiz and its province have a special charm.
The city has broad and clean beaches, with a lot of social and cultural activities, an impressive cathedral and popular neighborhoods.
Within the province can be found Los Pueblos Blancos (white villages) in the mountains, the beaches of Tarifa or Conil, natural parks… and Jerez, the birthplace of flamenco and wine.
You can visit the Cathedral, the Tavira Tower, and the La Vina and El Populo neighborhoods.
Cadiz, Year-Round Tourism
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Notes:
We organize customized programs for any number of participants and teachers.
These prices vary depending on activities and type of accommodation chosen.
The two most typical villages of the Sierra de Cádiz are Villamartin and Arcos de la Frontera. They are known for their Andalusian surroundings and their white-painted houses in beautiful landscapes.
The cape or headland of Tarifa acts as a barrier between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Here you can find more than 50 caves which house cave paintings. Of these, the Cueva del Moro (Moor's Cave) is the most remarkable because of all its ancient engravings, some 20,000 years old.
One of the largest national parks in Europe. Its flora and fauna are unique to this continent.
The school has modern facilities with classrooms suitable for school groups.
Groups cook different Spanish dishes and then enjoy a tasting session.
The birthplace of sherry wine and home to the National Equestrian Center. Groups can visit a winery and attend an equestrian show.
The show is performed in a typical setting and lasts approximately one hour.
Stroll through the city's diverse and most traditional neighborhoods: La Viña, Populo, Santa Maria.
An ancient Moorish fortress. Later, after the Reconquest of Andalusia, it was the seat of the first Christian mayors. The Watchtower allows visitors to see life in Jerez today from different perspectives.
Discover the palace gardens, the interiors and the works of art inside the City Hall.
This is the name of an ancient Roman settlement in Bolonia. The site was originally a fishing village and trading post when it was settled about 2,000 years ago.
Another center for sherry wine is Sanlucar de Barrameda. Its wineries are renowned throughout Spain.
It is considered to be one of the most outstanding civil constructions (in the Elizabethan style) of the 20th century in Cádiz.
An ancient and grand religious building whose construction began in 1722. During the 116 years of its construction, it through many different styles: baroque, rococo and neoclassical.
Located in the Plaza del Fray Felix, it dates back to the year 1602 and features artwork by Cristobal de Rojas.
Designed as a center of integration that features information about the entire cycle of activities related to the UNESCO Underwater Cultural Heritage.
There are several rooms dedicated to the history of flamenco and workshops that can be combined with your visit.
Center of interpretation of the Spanish Constitution of 1812: trade, social gatherings, cafés, the War of Independence, the Constitution, Parliamentary representatives and its influence in America and Europe.
It was built between 1758 and 1759 under the direction of Silvestre Abarca. The cultural center has as its main attraction the works of Juan Luis Vasallo, one of the best Spanish sculptors of the 20th century.
Visit two towns on this stretch of coast - Chiclana and Vejer. Chiclana is known for its coastal architecture and Vejer for its unique location between the mountains and the coast.
They carry out a wide range of activities that are adapted to suit the age and interests of the group of students.
Guided tour of the farm where fighting bulls are raised.
Guided tours of the Falla Theater.
There is a lot of emphasis on the Courts of Cadiz because it was there that the first Spanish constitution was created in the early 19th century.
The group of students will have the chance to discover the unique and unknown world of beekeeping through a tour and workshops.
This museum was opened in 1912 by the mayor Cayetano Del Toro. It is also one of the oldest museums of local history in Spain.
Its main façade features one of Murillo's best paintings, La Inmaculada Concepcion. What is more appreciated is not the painting itself, but the symbolism of freedom that it represents.
Typical boats of Cadiz that criss-cross the bay and offer a different point of view of the city.
Dramatized or free visits to the port or harbor.
This is an institution dedicated to preserving the ancestral skills of the Andalusian horse. Groups can visit the museum and/or enjoy the spectacular horse exhibition.
Cadiz's Theatre has certain characteristics that distinguish it from the rest of the Roman theatres that have been discovered. It is one of the largest theaters, the oldest on the Iberian Peninsula and one of the few Roman-Spanish public buildings.
The Tavira Tower is an old watchtower with its highest point at 45 meters above sea level in the old city of Cadiz.
Visit a landscape dominated by marshes and salt lakes that give the land an astonishing whiteness, in contrast with the nearby pine forest of Algaida and the Coto de Doñana National Park in the distance.
We organize trips to institutions, factories, enterprises or other relevant places for groups in relation to their training and knowledge of these places in Spain.
We organize visits to a high school so that our foreign students can share their experiences with Spanish students and learn about the Spanish education system.
It is the most important reserve of horses dedicated to the Carthusian horse in the world. Free visit or visit + show.
