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Traslado en coche privado de Sevilla a Cádiz

122km

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Transporte privado en 1 h 20 min

122km

Solo ida

Desde 40 € por persona

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Qué está incluido

Servicio puerta a puerta

Recogida y entrega en cualquier dirección

Seguimiento de vuelos incluido

Tu conductor esperará si tu vuelo se retrasa

Conductor profesional de habla inglesa

Experto local, con licencia completa y asegurado

Vehículo limpio y con aire acondicionado

Viaje cómodo con control de clima

Cancelación gratuita

Cancelación hasta 24 horas antes de la salida

Equipaje incluido

1 maleta y 1 equipaje de mano por pasajero

Su viaje de un vistazo

1 h 20 min

122km

Conductor privado

Recogida

Tu conductor se reunirá contigo en tu dirección en Sevilla.

Ayuda con su equipaje

Viaje

Viajarás con comodidad durante 1 h 20 min.

Libre de humo

Asientos para niños

Apto para mascotas

Aire acondicionado

Coche limpio y cómodo

Accesible

Cancelación gratuita

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Conjunto Arqueológico de Itálica

Castillo-Palacio de Los Ribera

Cádiz

Tu conductor te dejará en tu dirección en Cádiz.

Servicio puerta a puerta

Distancia total↔ 122 km

Tiempo estimado1 h 20 min

Calificado en la web

Comentarios de viajeros independientes

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5.05176 reseñas

4.6991 reseñas

Más de 2 millones de viajeros como usted

Opiniones verificadas de 1675 viajeros que reservaron esta ruta

1 feb 2026

"The driver Pedro was on time and excellent! I appreciate the flexibility of daytrip when it came to schedule changes. I have used the service twice now and both time have been great. The cars are very clean and the drivers professional."

Robert I.

United States

19 nov 2025

"Marc was excellent in being early for our outbound and prompt on our return trip. He communicated well with us and as a foreigner from America, that's very important to feel safe and comfortable with the trip. He was also a safe driver using signals and driving at a safe speed. Thank you for vetting drivers out. It's our second time and i won't hesitate to use Daytrips if prices are fair. "

Eva W.

United States

14 oct 2025

"Very professional driver. Arrived slightly ahead of time, assisted with baggage, vehicle was immaculate and seats very comfortable."

Annette W.

Australia

12 oct 2025

"The driver was very helpful and was able to pack in all 7 of us and our luggage for a comfortable trip"

Thomas A. Lewry L.

United States

30 sept 2025

"We had a flight delay and had to change our pickup time. Jessica responded quickly and adjusted our time to incorporate immigration time. Walter was wonderful to communicate with. He was responsive , 100% available and delightful to deal with. We feel very grateful for your entire team! "

James and Naomi C.

United States

17 sept 2025

"Pablo is fabulous! Very knowledgeable and great food recommendations. Excellent communication before pick up. Our first Daytrip experience. Because of Pablo it will not be our last!"

Philip C.

Australia

31 dic 2024

"Our driver Manuel was very friendly and arrived on time and was clearly marked with our name in arrivals. He drive safely to our destination in a very clean car and everything went smoothly."

Adam G.

Ireland

16 oct 2024

"Daniel was very professional and was well knowledgeable with the area. He was very polite and made our experience great! I would recommend he and if I am back in the area I will request him as a driver. Thanks you "

Mark S.

Canada

1 jun 2024

"Our overall experience was great. Our driver was helpful, safe, friendly, and introduced us to places along the way that we never would have discovered on our own. "

Eric S.

United States

22 may 2024

"Everything went excellently well. Water and some sweeties in the back of the car made a nice touch and your driver Jonathan was good company. Highly recommend your service. Thank you"

Brian C.

United Kingdom

17 dic 2023

"Richard was great. He had an impeccable car and was kind, knowledgeable, and safe. Highly recommend!"

Jacob R.

Spain

20 oct 2023

"Pedro was also wonderful. We messed up a bit and went to the wrong Starbucks to meet him. It all worked out and we appreciated his understanding and professionalism."

Pat L.

United States

14 jun 2023

"Pedro, was great and went out of his way to pick us up as we got off at the wrong bus station !! The drive to Cadiz with Pedro was very informative and he passed on very useful information related to towns and events related to our stay in Cadiz. Overall excellent and we would definitely use Pedro again. "

Bryan H.

Australia

7 jun 2023

"We needed transportation for 8 people and their luggage, and Daytrip really came through!! We ended up needing (2) vehicles, but everything went very smoothly. This leg of the trip took us from Sevilla to Cádiz (Spain), and we were very happy with both driver's promptness and temperament. We would totally use this company again! Thank you! "

Cindy M.

United States

6 jun 2023

Cindy M.

United States

17 may 2023

"The service was excellent. Jonathan was a polite and professional driver and the vehicle was clean and comfortable (and a good source of information on the football clubs in Sevilla). "

Gordon H.

Canada

20 feb 2023

"Outstanding. Both of our rides were excellent! I will highly recommend this service and use it whenever needed in Spain or any other country where it is available. "

Lisa O.

United States

29 sept 2022

"Our trip was very good and Andre was very informative on the history of Cadiz which was very interesting for us to learn"

Christine C.

United Kingdom

16 ago 2022

"I found the service easy to use, flexible with our travel arrangements and was helpful, friendly and efficient. All round: excellent."

Steven M.

United Kingdom

9 jul 2022

"It was fantastic and could not be improved in any way. Driver was communicative. Car was clean and comfortable. So efficient. Thank you!"

Jon L.

United States

Preguntas y Respuestas sobre Viajar de Sevilla a Cádiz

Cadiz is definitely worth visiting for a day from Seville. Since it doesn’t take too much time by any mode of transportation, you’ll have enough time to explore the city and go back to Seville by evening. While you are so close to Cadiz, you definitely shouldn’t miss the opportunity.

Given the short distance of 78 miles (125 km) between the two cities, there are several easy ways to get to Cadiz. You can drive for 1.5 hours via the AP-4 highway, get on an hourly direct train, or take a bus that might take longer. The best way would be to book a private car service like Daytrip for the most direct and fun trip.

Cadiz is absolutely worth visiting, and thousands of people visit every year. It is full of beaches, cobblestone streets, historic landmarks, Roman relics, and much more. If you manage to go when there are fewer tourists, you are guaranteed to enjoy Cadiz a lot!

Both Seville and Cadiz are gorgeous Andalusian cities, and ideally, visiting both of them would be the best option. Since they are not far from each other, doing that is quite feasible. But if you need to choose, go to Seville for magnificent Moorish and modern architecture, and prefer Cadiz for the mix of beaches and history.

Cadiz does not have its own airport. The nearest major airport is Jerez Airport, which is located about 28 miles (45 km) north of the city. Jerez Airport operates flights to and from various national and international destinations.

Información Relevante

Asientos para niños disponibles bajo petición
Viaje apto para mascotas
1 maleta facturada + 1 equipaje de mano por pasajero
Se puede añadir equipaje adicional o demasiado grande
Pago flexible: tarjeta en línea o efectivo al conductor
Cancelación gratuita 24 horas antes de la salida
Las propinas no están incluidas (opcional ~10%)

De confianza para más de 2 millones de viajeros felices en 130 países

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Overview: car trip from Seville to Cadiz

Reaching one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited cities from the heart of Andalusia is a journey through endless rows of olive trees, vineyards, and rolling plains; a car trip from Seville to Cadiz is surely a delight. Traveling this 78-mile (125 km) long route with Daytrip will pass like a short, warm breeze, so enriching it with several stops along the way might just be the best idea to integrate into your trip.

Since the drive will only last around 1.5 hours, you’ll have plenty of time to visit the white-washed village built on the face of a steep ridge, Arcos de la Frontera, the magnificent New Bridge built in the middle of a 390-feet-deep (119 m) chasm in Ronda, and sip some delicious wine in Jerez de la Frontera.

About Cadiz

It’s a blessing that the distance from Seville to Cadiz is so short since it makes this lovely city easily accessible for curious travelers wanting to explore more of Andalusia. Cadiz primarily attracts attention by being a captivating port city located on a narrow slice of land surrounded by the clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Simply put, a unique geography jutting out into the Bay of Cadiz makes this place one-of-a-kind!

The 18th-century walls and watchtowers are the stars of Cadiz, especially Torre Tavira which was used for spotting ships. Another one is Cadiz Cathedral, standing as a golden mix of baroque and neoclassical styles, glimmering under the sun. Besides the historical setting of Cadiz, the city’s warm and humorous inhabitants, known as Gaditanos, also enjoy a marvelous seafood-based cuisine, always accompanied by the region’s famous sherry wine.

From Seville to Cadiz: travel tips

Your trip from Seville to Cadiz can be picture-perfect by traveling with Daytrip and considering the tips below!

### Keep the weather in mind The climate in both Seville and Cadiz is typically Mediterranean. Summers are hot and dry, while winters are mild but can be windy, especially in Cadiz due to its coastal location. Check the forecast and plan accordingly; light layers are perfect for fluctuating temperatures. ### Pack your essentials Since both cities are washed with sunshine, pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself against the sun. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as you'll likely do a lot of walking on the streets in Cadiz and on your way there as well. ### Make stops for local cuisine Make a point to stop at one of the local roadside eateries. The sherry and tapas of Andalusia are famous delights, along with jamón ibérico (Iberian ham) and local cheeses. The restaurant Casa Moral can be a great place to stop on your way to Cadiz.

How to get from Seville to Cadiz

Choosing the right way to get from Seville to Cadiz is certainly crucial since it can affect your energy and mood for the days you’ll spend in Cadiz. Take a look and pick carefully!

### Seville to Cadiz by car If you’d like to drive from Seville to Cadiz, you’ll need to follow the AP-4 highway, which is the direct and fastest route. The car ride would take you around 1.5 hours, but it also depends on the traffic and the time of day you set off. Choosing this option gives you the flexibility to explore on the way but also involves toll costs, renting a car, and parking in Cadiz. ### Seville to Cadiz by train Direct trains operate between Seville and Cadiz. Approximately every hour during the day, you can hop on a train from Santa Justa station in Seville, which will take around 1 and 40 minutes to get to Cadiz. Make sure you buy your tickets in advance on Renfe. Train tickets start around $19 (€17). ### Seville to Cadiz by bus The bus trip from Seville to Cadiz is also direct and can take between 1 hour and 45 minutes to 2.5 hours. There are multiple departures daily, managed by different bus companies, including Transportes Comes. Keep in mind that, just like a train ride, traveling by bus lacks the advantage of stopping by the towns, historical sights, and for a tasty bite along the way. Bus tickets cost approximately the same as the train at $19 (€17). ### Seville to Cadiz by private car service Getting from Seville to Cadiz by a private car service stands out as the best option there is, especially if it’s Daytrip you’re traveling with. The biggest advantage of Daytrip is that it combines the flexibility of driving with the luxury of having a local English-speaking driver. Just enjoy the stops you choose, explore the Andalusian cuisine on the way, sit back in the car, and relax with the lively views you are passing by. Pay just $70.50 (€65) when sharing a comfortable sedan with two friends.

Things to do when you get to Cadiz

Once the distance from Seville to Cadiz is behind you and you are finally facing the ancient city you’ve been waiting to meet, the only thing left to do is enjoy this port city to the fullest! Here are a few things you can add to your long list of things to do.

### Wander around Barrio del Populo The Barrio del Populo is Cadiz's oldest quarter. This maze of narrow streets is filled with breezes from the past it preserves. Some of the most outstanding buildings mark this district, such as the Cathedral of Cadiz and the Old Town Hall. Just a quick trip here, and you’ll step back in time; the ancient city gates and the remnants of the medieval walls will make you feel like you are in a historical movie. ### Shop at Mercado Central de Abastos The heart of the city beats with the lively vibes of Mercado Central de Abastos, not only the center of local life in Cadiz but also the oldest and busiest market in the city. If you’d love to observe how the inhabitants of Cadiz live day to day, this is the place for you. Visit in the morning to capture the market at its most dynamic, grab some fresh fruits and seafood, chicharrones, and tortillitas de camarones. ### Be enchanted by the Roman Theatre The Roman Theatre of Cadiz was discovered accidentally in 1980 and still stands to this day as a remarkable relic of the city’s ancient past. It is one of the oldest Roman theaters in Spain and is a window into Cadiz’s long history, dating back to the 1st century BC. The excavated parts include the large and round stairs that rise against the white walls of a traditional Andalusian building.

When is the best time to visit Cadiz

The hottest months to visit Cadiz are July and August due to high temperatures (around 83°F/28°C) and uncomfortable Levante winds. On the contrary, spring and autumn are ideal for planning a visit from Seville to Cadiz. There are fewer tourists and lower costs, and the city is alive with cultural events like the Alcances Film Festival and the International Puppet Festival.

The peak tourist season in Cadiz runs from the beginning of July to the end of August, which coincides with summer vacations. During this period, tourism spikes, hotels are crowded, and prices fly up. Hotel rates exceed $108.50 (€100) per night, making Cadiz the most expensive province in Andalusia. The coastal areas, including popular spots like La Caleta Beach, become highly congested.

Visita estos lugares en el camino

Conjunto Arqueológico de Itálica

This ancient Roman city is so well preserved, its theatre was used as a filming location for Game of Thrones. The Dragon Pit

Castillo-Palacio de Los Ribera

This unique palace was built inside the Moorish Castle of Fontanar, of which visitors can still see the old wall and Tower of Homage. Old World Fusion

Arcos de la Frontera

This traditional Andalusian white-washed village works its way up along a sheer cliff face. White Face

Ronda

Spectacularly positioned on a rocky plateau, Ronda is one of Spain’s most scenic, and oldest, towns. Unforgettable Drama

Jerez de la Frontera

Famed for its sherry, horses, and flamenco, this Andalusian town exemplifies the region. The Heart of Andalusia

Medina-Sidonia

Ancient and relatively unknown, this hilltop village allows visitors an intimate look at the monuments of its long, rich history. Sweet History

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