Jerez sherry tasting tour
Private Cadiz tour to Jerez with Sherry Tasting
Private Cadiz day trip and shore excursion to Jerez with Sherry tasting
On this private tour to Jerez de la Frontera from Cadiz, we will enjoy a visit to this beautiful town famed for its
Sherry and Formula 1 circuit.
You will discover southern Spain’s
legacy of flamenco, wine, bull fighting, and much more whilst waking around Jerez.
You will see the old ruins and the surviving architecture that tells the story of the city's unique multicultural roots, from ancient Phoenician, Romans and Moorish eras, to the more modern Christian times.
You will discover how Jerez
became known as the birthplace of Sherry
and the Carthusian
horses, plus other little-known secrets revealed by your private guide.
After the tour of Jerez, we will go to one of Jerez's most famous wine cellars to taste the unique Sherry wines and Brandies
of this region visiting the old and grand Wine cellars.
You will also enjoy some typical Spanish Tapas.
On the return, we will stop off in Cadiz, experiencing one of the oldest cities in Europe.
Price per group size
1 person 705 euros
2 persons 730 euros
3 persons 755 euros
4 persons 780 euros
5 persons 805 euros
6 persons 830 euros
7 persons 855 euros
8 persons 880 euros
Remember that the prices are per tour, not for each passenger!
eg. 880€ / 8 persons = 110.00€ per person!
Private excursion from Cadiz to Jerez and sherry tasting
- Season: All year
- Scheduled days:
Available Daily. (Subject to availability)
- Departure time: From 9am or choose your ideal departure time.
- Duration: Approx. 5 hours
- Pick up point:
From your accommodation in Cadiz city or Cadiz cruise port.
- Return point:
To your accommodation in Cadiz city or Cadiz cruise port.
- Included: Private vehicle with local English-speaking driver, Sherry tasting with Tapas, private guide for 2 hour tour,
- and free time.
Not included: Gratuities and other expenses.
Information about Jerez
Jerez settlement has been known since the Palaeolithic times.
It will be, however, during the Muslim era when the authentic urban development will take place, especially during the Almoravid and Almohad periods. Mosques, palaces are built and its urban center is extended.
In the twelfth century the Christians had tried several times their assault, but it will be with Alfonso X, in the year 1264, when his conquest is carried out. Subsequently, it will become, for a long period of time, a border area. A century later the border moves away from the city, specifically the kingdom of Granada, this will contribute to the economic development of Jerez. The fifteenth century marks the beginning of a period in which the city becomes one of the most prosperous in Andalusia. Farming and the export to Europe, and then to America, of agricultural products, especially wine, will contribute decisively to its development.
The nineteenth century was in Jerez of great economic strength, thanks mainly to the alliances of English exporters with Jerez winemakers; this situation also brought a pronounced latifundismo that had as a response a powerful anarchist movement that, together with strange events such as that of the Black Hand, would give rise, both in the city and in the peasant areas of its influence, to permanent uprisings of day laborers until well into the twentieth century.
Jerez is considered the fundamental nucleus of flamenco, and has produced a long list of famous people of this art.
If you have a larger group, we can provide private Coaches and Minibuses for all your personal Cadiz day trips or shore excursions.
Please contact us regarding prices and tours.
Please contact us regarding prices and tours.
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