Tried something new for the first time here at this beach- sand surfing! It's best to go to the…read morebeach at the earlier time in the morning to get yourself a good spot. It can be busier in the summer months especially with tourists not just from outside of spain. The best thing to do is to bring some homemade sangria wine and a floating bar (essentially a solid block of flat wood) that you can use to keep your drinks perched above the water while you snorkel and check out the little fish! Alternatively you can lounge on the sand and get a head start on that melanoma, wrinkling, moles, all the good things people get when they are those who don't bother putting on sunscreen!

Amazing beach spot with shade, easy access to food and the city, and two historic sites very nearby!read more

Fun little square with cafes and live music from street musicians. On one side, it is close to the…read moreshopping area in old Cadiz, and on the other side, you come out by the port and the Paseo de Canalejas. Per its name, this square abuts the Iglesia de San Agustín, which dates to the early 17thC.