Cadiz FAQs

Cadiz enjoys sunshine throughout the year, making it a reliable destination for a golf holiday whatever the season. April, May, September and October are widely regarded as the best months for golfing, with pleasant temperatures and low rainfall.

All inclusive is available in Cadiz, with the certain hotels in the area offering this board basis, including the Barcelo Montecastillo and the Iberostar Royal Andalus, with the Iberostar Andalucia Playa available for those seeking a premium all inclusive experience. For those looking to make the most of the local food and drink scene, bed and breakfast is also a popular option.

Golf buggies are not automatically included within your package in Cadiz. We always recommend pre booking a buggy where possible, as availability can be limited at some courses. Our sales team will guide you through the buggy booking process when you make your reservation

Cadiz is a great destination for groups of golfers. The hotels in the area are well set up for larger parties, with all inclusive options making it easy to enjoy food and drinks together without the hassle of splitting bills. The golf courses throughout the region are equally well suited to groups, with a good variety of layouts to choose from. Away from the course, the nearby towns of Jerez and Sancti Petri offer some excellent restaurants and bars, and the city of Cadiz itself is well worth a visit.

Airport and golf transfers are included as standard in all GolfKings golf holiday packages to Cadiz. Transfers are available from all three main gateway airports - Jerez, Gibraltar and Seville - making it straightforward to get to your hotel.

There are three convenient airport options for a golf holiday in Cadiz. Jerez Airport is the closest to the main golf areas and is served by Jet2 with flights from Stansted, Manchester, Birmingham, East Midlands and Leeds Bradford. Gibraltar Airport is another popular choice, with EasyJet operating routes from most major English airports. Seville Airport offers the widest range of connections, with Ryanair and EasyJet flying from most main UK airports, including Edinburgh for customers travelling from Scotland.

Yes, flights are included in all GolfKings golf holidays to Cadiz. We have access to a range of departure airports across the UK, so our team can tailor your flights to suit your location and travel preferences.

For those looking for a shorter break, 4 or 5 nights is a practical option, particularly if you are staying at a hotel with an onsite course and prefer a more focused golf itinerary. However, we recommend a minimum of 7 nights for a golf trip to Cadiz, as this allows you to take full advantage of the courses on offer while also having time to explore the local area.

The Cadiz region offers a relaxed and enjoyable evening atmosphere. Jerez is a fantastic little town with a good selection of bars and restaurants, ideal for those looking to experience local Andalusian culture after a round of golf. In the Sancti Petri area, the beachfront promenade is the place to be, where there are beach bars every 200 yards.

We recommend booking your Cadiz golf holiday at least 6 months in advance to secure your preferred tee times and accommodation. Tee times at the most popular courses do sell out quickly during the peak months of April, May, September and October, so booking early is advisable to avoid disappointment.

Barcelo Montecastillo in Jerez is a well regarded choice for both groups and couples, with an onsite course and a relaxed resort atmosphere. The Iberostar Royal Andalus in the Sancti Petri area is another popular option, particularly suited to groups and families, with two courses nearby and a range of hotel facilities on offer.

For the Sancti Petri area, great value and golfing conditions are typically found from April to mid-May and from the second half of September through October. Jerez offers excellent value year round, except in mid May when the MotoGP and Horse Fair increase demand and prices.

Cadiz has plenty to offer. Some of our top recommendations for golf courses in the region are Barcelo Montecastillo - a former host of the Volvo Masters - alongside Fairplay Golf & Spa Benelup and Sancti Petri Golf Club, a course designed by the legendary Seve Ballesteros.

Yes, Cadiz is a very relaxed and enjoyable destination for golfing couples. The region is less commercialised than some other popular golf destinations, offering a quieter and more authentic experience. With a mix of all inclusive hotels and bed and breakfast options, couples can choose the style of holiday that suits them best.

For a 4 night break, we would recommend including 3 rounds of golf, leaving a day free to relax or explore the local area. For a 7 night stay, 4 rounds is a popular choice, giving you a comfortable balance of golf and time to take in the surrounding region at a leisurely pace.

There is plenty to explore beyond the golf course in the Cadiz region. A visit to Cadiz is highly recommended - the train is an affordable and easy option. Jerez is another highlight, renowned for its sherry production; a tasting tour at Bodegas Osborne is a particular favourite. Cadiz is also celebrated for its equestrian heritage, and attending a horse show is an experience not to be missed.