White Andalucian Villages – Medina Sidonia and Vejer de la Frontera in Cadiz
Once called the most beautiful village in Andalucia, Vejer is a treat to all of the senses. With an enviable position on a lofty outcrop with views over the Straits of Gibraltar, Vejer never failed to capture the imagination of her visitors.
From 711 until the 13th century Arabs lived here, and it is no surprise that Vejer´s twin sister is Chefchaouen just across in Morocco. They are very similar in character. The Christian patron “ The Virgin of the Olive” has a sanctuary in the valley below the town.
These days, Vejer de la Frontera is enjoying fame as a foodie mecca as it gains momentum as the gastronomical heart of Andalucia
Medina Sidonia is a majestic town, surprisingly “monumental” for its size and brimming with formal mansions, churches and palaces. Home of one of the most famous ducal titles in all of Spain, the Dukes of Medina are now in their 20th generation.
Believed to be one of the oldest settlements in Europe we will enjoy a drive up to the very top of the town to enjoy the marvelous views from within the old city walls. We will then stroll down through the winding cobbled streets to the main square below for a coffee in one of the many local cafes.
For more information or to book a private day tour to the white hilltop villages of Cadiz, just contact us here.
Our tours typically leave from the Marbella area each week depending on reservations, in small group tours of up to 8 people.
Alternatively, all of our day trips and circuit tours can be booked at any time as a closed tour with a private tour guide.
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