Seville from Cádiz Port, Cruise Passengers Only
8-hour shore excursion for cruise passengers: pickup at Cádiz port, guided walk through Santa Cruz, the Archive of the Indies, the Cathedral and the Royal Alcázar in a group of 10 to 18, plus free time in Seville. English-speaking guide. The Alcázar ticket is arranged separately.
From €119 per person
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- Duration
- 8 hours
- Guide languages
- English
- Mobile ticket
- No need to print
- Instant confirmation
- Right after booking
- Wheelchair accessible
- No
- Minimum age
- 8+
- Pets
- Not allowed
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24h before
Highlights
- Built for cruises: pickup and return at Cádiz port
- Guided walk through the Santa Cruz quarter and the Archive of the Indies
- The Cathedral and Royal Alcázar, two World Heritage sites
- Group of 10 to 18 people once in Seville
- Free time at the end and an expert English-speaking guide
Our take
For a cruise calling at Cádiz, Seville is the star excursion, and this one handles it without worrying about trains or the return time. Keep two things in mind: the drive to Seville is in a large coach with other groups, and you have to request the Alcázar ticket from the operator as soon as you book. If you'd rather stay in Cádiz, the city deserves a day of its own.
What's included
- Pickup and return at Cádiz port
- Air-conditioned transport
- Professional English-speaking guide
- Operator's back-to-ship guarantee
Not included
- Skip-the-line Royal Alcázar ticket: requested from the operator by email after booking
- Food and drinks
Good to know
Things to keep in mind
- Only for cruise passengers calling at Cádiz
- The Royal Alcázar ticket is NOT included: as soon as you book, send the operator each person's full name, passport number and date of birth
- The drive to Seville (about 1 h 30 min) is in a large coach with other groups; the guided visit is in a small group
- The duration depends on how long the ship is in port
- Minimum age: 8. Not suitable for people with limited mobility or strollers
- The guide speaks English; there is no Spanish version
Meeting point
Cádiz port: after leaving the passenger terminal, cross the street and look for the Spain Day Tours / Top Day Tours sign by the gate
The experience
What you'll see
A day in Seville from Cádiz port, designed for cruise passengers. With a guide you walk through the Santa Cruz quarter, pass the General Archive of the Indies and see the Cathedral and the Royal Alcázar, two World Heritage sites. There's free time at the end to explore on your own.
How it works
When you leave the passenger terminal, cross the street: they wait by the gate with a Spain Day Tours / Top Day Tours sign. The drive to Seville takes about 1 h 30 min on the motorway, in a large coach with other groups and one stop at a service area. In Seville the visit is in groups of 10 to 18 with an English-speaking guide. The operator adapts the duration to your time in port and includes a back-to-ship guarantee.
The Royal Alcázar ticket isn't included. As soon as you book, email the operator each person's full name, passport number and date of birth so they can get your skip-the-line ticket.
Who I recommend it for
- Cruise passengers calling at Cádiz who want to use the day to see Seville.
- Anyone who doesn't want to gamble on trains and timetables on a port day.
- Travellers happy with a coach leg in exchange for a fair price.
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start, with a full refund.
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