Top Cádiz Weddings & Celebrations

See a remarkable display of Spanish horsemanship at a showcase of Andalusian horses, with routines that feature Spanish music and 18th-century costumes. Watch choreographed routines ranging from classical dressage to carriage driving and doma vaquera, which traces its roots to traditional cattle herding techniques. This ‘How the Andalusian Horses Dance’ show is held at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, in the historic center of Jerez.

See the Bay of Cádiz at sunset aboard a private boat and delight your partner with a romantic start to the evening. You will leave the boat and the coastal route in the hands of a professional captain and will focus your attention on the sunset and the sea. Additional perks include a glass of cava, a sushi platter and fresh fruit.

Uncover the rich heritage of flamenco in Jerez through a private city tour that delves into its evolution and significance. Explore the historic center, discovering how this passionate art form is intricately woven into the life of the city. Engage in a flamenco workshop led by talented musicians, where you’ll learn the rhythms, basics of singing, playing, and dancing, all while being part of the creative flow. Conclude your experience at a traditional tavern, enjoying a themed lunch of local tapas paired with exquisite Jerez wines, sharing stories with the artists who dine alongside you.

Experience the flavors of Andalusia on a gastronomic walk and sherry tasting. Visit the Mercado Central de Abastos, enjoy a tapas pairing, and take part to an intimate flamenco show. Discover the flavors of Jerez on a gastronomic tour of the historic center. Savor 4 different types of sherry wine paired with tapas, and enjoy a flamenco performance, also called "Sobremesa Flamenca" in an intimate setting.

Learn how to dance a passionate, emotional flamenco with an expert teacher who has danced professionally for their whole life. Explore the basic steps, then once you get the hang of it, try out more complex rhythms to sevillanas, bulerias, and rumba patterns. After your lesson, relocate to a local bar for tapas and wine, and to talk about the history of flamenco in detail.