Jerez

Overview

Jerez, on Spain’s south coast, is famed for its sherry wine, flamenco dancing and impressive Andalusian horses. The city itself is rich in history, featuring the Alcázar, Jerez Cathedral and endless traditional bodegas. It also hosts vibrant festivals and cultural events. Beaches too? Yep, you’ll be in a great spot to explore the surrounding Costa de la Luz coastline!

Voos a partir de Leeds Bradford para

Destinations for:

Summer 2025
Summer 2026

Idioma

Catalão e espanhol

Moeda

Diferença horária

+1 h

Cerveja

1,60 £

Refeição para duas pessoas

35 £

Tempo médio de voo

3 h

Head to the ‘Coast of Light’

Also known as the Costa de la Luz, this part of the region by the sea showcases some of the best beaches in the country. So, if you’re looking for bright-blue water and glowing-white beaches, you’ve come to the right place. Grab a towel and soak up those rays!

Explore the national parks

The stunning Donana National Park is the ideal place to take in the region’s green spaces. This UNESCO-stamped site spans wetlands, forests and dunes, and it’s renowned for its migratory birds and endangered species like the Iberian lynx. The park offers birdwatching, guided tours and a glimpse of pristine natural beauty.

Fabulous for foodies!

Andalusia is renowned for its delectable, local cuisine and, in Jerez, it’s no different – you can expect plenty of fresh, vibrant flavours. Key dishes include gazpacho, pescaíto frito (fried fish), jamón ibérico and seafood. Influenced by Moorish and Mediterranean traditions, it’s renowned for tapas culture and punchy sherry.