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It is quite easy to go to and from Sevilla by train or bus and all the cities on the same direction. but if you want to go to huelva, for instance, forget about it. In winter time there is no connection at all. the tourist info gave me the wrong info and as i was in the bus station to buy...more It is quite easy to go to and from Sevilla by train or bus and all the cities on the same direction. but if you want to go to huelva, for instance, forget about it. In winter time there is no connection at all. the tourist info gave me the wrong info and as i was in the bus station to buy ticket to huelva, i was told bluntly there is no connection at all at this period of time. I was lucky that at the Caracol hostel, they still had a bed available for me for the night. the day after i had to go back to Sevilla and then go directly to Faro and forget completely about Huelva.close
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by ptron
– posted on Nov 8, 2007
Cadiz on it\'s peninsula is interesting for a one time visit - not for more. Getting around you should imagine word by word. There is one bigger road around the old city - that\'s it. Only there busses. But easy to walk in the inner city. Gateway for the ferry to the Canary Islands....more Cadiz on it\'s peninsula is interesting for a one time visit - not for more. Getting around you should imagine word by word. There is one bigger road around the old city - that\'s it. Only there busses. But easy to walk in the inner city. Gateway for the ferry to the Canary Islands. One day in Cadiz is enough. For mor see Insider Tip.close
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by GMWur
– posted on May 21, 2007
Cadiz is a WEIRD place. Lots of character. It's a wind-beaten town and all we could figure out to do there is spend time at the beach, collect sea-shells, and get covered in sand whilst tanning. The wind makes you feel like you're in the sahara. be prepared to have sand in every...more Cadiz is a WEIRD place. Lots of character. It's a wind-beaten town and all we could figure out to do there is spend time at the beach, collect sea-shells, and get covered in sand whilst tanning. The wind makes you feel like you're in the sahara. be prepared to have sand in every orafice possible.close
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by rmari7779237
– posted on Apr 13, 2007
It was very low key town in the winter when I visited. Only a few streets with shops and restaurants, the beaches empty. If you like avoiding the crowds and places crawling with tourists, Cadiz is for you in the winter. The weathert was perfect and the sunset breathetaking. Go to San...more It was very low key town in the winter when I visited. Only a few streets with shops and restaurants, the beaches empty. If you like avoiding the crowds and places crawling with tourists, Cadiz is for you in the winter. The weathert was perfect and the sunset breathetaking. Go to San Francisco square on Saturday night and watch locals drink and converse, its a unique experience. It also helps if you know Spanish. Of all the Andalucian places I visited, Cadiz had the lowest rate of English speakers.close
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by noamjm
– posted on Dec 20, 2006
Cadiz is great.Not much english is spoken so you cant be lazy,the people enjoy your efforts with their language and will really try to understand you.Nothing is too much trouble for them.The geogrphy of the city is really different,it almost feels like an island. the old city is very different to...more Cadiz is great.Not much english is spoken so you cant be lazy,the people enjoy your efforts with their language and will really try to understand you.Nothing is too much trouble for them.The geogrphy of the city is really different,it almost feels like an island. the old city is very different to the new,self contained and easy to walk round,alleys,beautiful buildings,shops are very good and inexpensive.close
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by haromo
– posted on Jun 6, 2006
Top Rated Cadiz Places to Stay
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Hostal El Campanario 79%
was a bit surprise to discover our room at the bac kof the kitchen, but the staff is very very nice, and since it's right on the beach. Very good in the end.
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by theandredge8254
– posted on Nov 2008
4I thought it would have been cadiz where we were supposed to stay but it turned out to be far away from that town. nevertheless, a nice stay though. so just make sure in advance where you are going to stay overnight if it is cadiz or somewherelse. it may change your travel plans.
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by beatekropi5754
– posted on Oct 2008
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Casa Caracol 77%
I enjoyed my stay here. The staff were friendly, facilities perfectly adequate, and location perfect. I would happily stay here again.
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by gmabin2356
– posted on Nov 2008
42This hostel is a party. So if that's not what you're looking for, stay somewhere else. I thought it was great, but my friend had trouble sleeping. It depends what you are looking for in a hostel...
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by jar003011
– posted on Nov 2008
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Emilios Bar 76%
Apartments of one up to 4 bedrooms available in the marina complex of Puerto Sherry in El Puerto de Santa Maria which is located 20 minutes from Cadiz town centre. All apartments are fully equipped for a self catering holiday minutes from the beach la Muralla. Most apartments have sea views of the Bay of cadiz or the Marina. The Marina is a quiet retreat which was started some ten years ago by the Brent Walker...
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