Takes you to the guide's GuruWalk page, where a free place is reserved directly. Nothing is paid here, and the walk is free, pay what you want.
Duration
2 hours
Language
English and Spanish
Meeting point
Plaza de San Juan de Dios, 13D
Where it walks
San Juan de Dios
Guide
Cadizfornia
What it costs
Free, pay what you want
Overview
The Cadizfornia Official Walk starts at Plaza de San Juan de Dios, 13D, directly in front of Cadiz City Hall, where the guide waits under a pink umbrella. From there the route works through the centre of the old town over roughly two hours, tracing the city's long history as it goes. The walk is run by Cadizfornia and reserved on GuruWalk, and it is free, pay what you want: booking costs nothing and the guide is paid what each guest decides at the end.
The first stretch of the route takes in Cadiz City Hall itself, then the Arch of the Whites, and then the South Field, which the operator also calls Little Havana. The full route runs further than that, with stops the operator does not spell out in advance. Along the way the guide shares recommendations for restaurants and typical tapas, which walkers can use afterwards on their own.
The walk runs in English and Spanish, so it works for travellers who want the city's story in either language.
Itinerary
Stop
What Happens
Meet at San Juan de Dios
Meet the guide at Plaza de San Juan de Dios, 13D, in front of Cadiz City Hall. Look for the pink umbrella.
Cadiz City Hall
The walk begins at the City Hall on Plaza de San Juan de Dios, the first named stop on the route.
Arch of the Whites
The route continues through the Arch of the Whites, the second named stop the operator lists.
Campo del Sur
The third stop is the South Field, which the operator also calls Little Havana, a named stop on the route.
Rest of the route
The full walk has further stops the operator does not list in advance. The route continues beyond these first stops before the two hours are up.
What To Expect From The Tour
Here is what to know before reserving a place on the GuruWalk page for this walk.
Finding the guide. The meeting point is Plaza de San Juan de Dios, 13D, in front of the Town Hall. The guide carries a pink umbrella, which is the marker the operator gives. Arrive at the square and look for that umbrella rather than a sign or office.
Pace and duration. The walk lasts about two hours. It starts at the City Hall and moves on foot between stops, so wear shoes you are happy walking in.
Languages. The walk runs in English and in Spanish. Check the departure language on the walk's GuruWalk page before reserving if you need one language in particular.
“We were supposed to do a city walk with a cruise ship group in Cádiz, but we opted for this tour with Daniel instead. It was the right length, the right pace, Dani was very engaging and informative, and the group was the right size. We’re so glad we made this choice while in Cádiz! This is the second Guruwalk I’ve done (previously in Granada) and I will look for them when I travel in the future.”
Food and drink. The guide shares recommendations for restaurants and typical tapas during the walk. Note down names if you want somewhere to eat afterwards.
Paying the guide. Booking is free, and the model is pay what you want. Guests pay the guide what they think the walk was worth at the end, and no amount is set in advance.
Route not fully listed. The operator names only the first three stops on its page. Treat the rest of the route as a surprise rather than expecting a published list before you go.
Common issues. The operator does not publish the full route in advance, only the first few stops, so walkers who want a complete itinerary before booking will not find one. The operator does not spell out what is included or excluded beyond the walk itself. There is no pickup: everyone makes their own way to Plaza de San Juan de Dios, 13D.
Free Sights Near The Walks
Place
Free Or Ticketed
What Is Free
What You Still Pay For
Plaza de San Juan de Dios
Free
Open public square beside City Hall; the cruise terminal is a few minutes away on foot.
Nothing. There is no ticket to buy here.
Noche de San Juan on the Beach
Free
Free street and beach bonfires and parties on 23 and 24 June.
Nothing. There is no ticket to buy here.
Before You Book A Free Walk
Where Does The Cadizfornia Official Walk Meet?
At Plaza de San Juan de Dios, 13D, in front of Cadiz City Hall. The guide carries a pink umbrella, which is how the operator tells you to find them. There is no hotel pickup for this walk.
How Long Is The Walk?
The tour lasts two hours. The route starts at the City Hall, passes the Arch of the Whites and the South Field, and continues through further stops the operator does not list in advance.
Is The Tour Really Free?
Yes. Booking on GuruWalk is free, and the walk runs on a pay what you want basis. Guests pay the guide what they feel the walk was worth once it ends, with no fixed amount set beforehand.
Are Food, Drinks Or Attraction Entries Included?
The operator does not publish an included or excluded list for this walk. What the guide does offer is recommendations for restaurants and typical tapas that you can follow up on your own after the walk. For anything beyond that, check the walk's own GuruWalk page before reserving.
What Language Does The Walk Run In?
The walk is offered in English and Spanish. Before reserving, check the walk's GuruWalk page to confirm which language a given departure uses.
Can I Cancel Or Change My Booking?
Booking and cancellation are handled through GuruWalk, where the reservation is made. This site does not operate the walk, so check the terms on the walk's own GuruWalk page for the current rules on changes.
Book Cadizfornia Official Walk
Reserve your free spot on this walk through its own GuruWalk page, and at the end tip the guide whatever the walk was worth to you.