Cadiz / Seville

Cadiz, Spain is a historic port city located on the country’s southwestern coast. The city sits on a narrow spit of land, surrounded by water on three sides. Founded in 1104 BC, this is possibly the oldest continually-inhabited city in all of Western Europe. The cruise port is only a five-minute walk from the city center. And the city itself is easily walkable with plenty of things to do and see, making it ideal for those looking to explore while visiting this beautiful coastal town.  If your cruise call in Cadiz, you may want to consider booking an excursion to Seville. Seville is just an hour and 15 minutes from Cadiz.

Seville is the capital of Andalusia and claims to be Spain’s only river port. It’s a highly walkable city, with its old town covering 5 square kilometers. Within Seville’s old town, you can visit the Alcazar palace, Seville’s cathedral, and the General Archive of the Indies, all UNESCO world heritage sites. On your cruise to Spain, explore the layers of Seville's history, from the world's largest Gothic cathedral, a former mosque, to ornate mansions echoing Spain’s colonial past. Wander through old neighborhoods, delight in leafy parks, and enjoy the region's iconic flamenco and sumptuous tapas.