Hello! My name is Leticia, your local guide in Cádiz.

I love the beach, exploring new places in my town, and wearing colorful and fun clothes. I'm from Cádiz city, born and raised, and I've been living here since the day I decided to come back home and change my life. Let me tell you a little bit more about it:

I left Cádiz in the year 2000 to study at University and, later on, for work purposes. Of course, I was coming back to visit my family and friends, but it wasn't until 2018 that I came back for good. I studied Psychology and worked as such since I finished my master's degree. But life is complex and one day I decided to change my professional career and re-invent myself.

After years of living in several cities and countries and meeting people from different parts of the world, I understood the uniqueness of the history, culture, traditions, and customs of Cádiz, that beautiful place in the south of the south. I had the need to learn more about it, so I started to study again and share what I had learned with my friends, breaking with preconceived ideas and stereotypes about Spain in general and this province in particular.

Sharing my culture encouraged me to venture into tourism, but the massive way in which it is presented today did not fit with my values and with the close and personal point of view that I wanted to give. So I started collaborating with a company that worked in tourism in a more familiar way, with small groups and in more select and less crowded places. But, again, they forgot to include my province. . . After this, the need to show my province and city grew in me.
And here I am, showing my city to visitors who want to discover it in a unique way - on a very small scale, without rush.

What I do is slow, tailor-made, and sustainable tourism: Supporting the local business, the products of this land, its art, its artists, and its hidden beauty. I guide through my city using a very local point of view, showing the culture and history with care and with the aim of giving an authentic experience to those who want to live the real Cádiz.

The thing is that I've been always in love with Cádiz and its culture. I think it has great potential and, no doubt, a lot of history to tell (based on the fact that it is the oldest city in Western Europe). Since my teens, and thanks to my dad who is a historian, I've been showing (in a very unofficial way) my city and province to friends and family until, finally, I'm doing it in a professional way.

I love guiding small groups because we all have the chance to know each other, to listen to each other and, of course, to have a much better tour quality. I really enjoy showing different places to the visitors, avoiding the typical tourist areas, and having a complete immersion into the culture of my city. My goal is for you to live a pure Cadiz experience, from the eyes of a local person, being an accomplice of our culture and living a journey through its history, to discover the reasons for our customs and ways of living.

I hope you enjoy it.

- Member of the European Tour Operators Association.
- Andalusia Local Guide Credential. (Valid also for the whole country)

To offer new tours, first I have to create and live them. Beer and food always help.

I also travel. My last trip: Vietnam ❤️

Cádiz is a small city in the south of the Iberian Peninsula. Surrounded by the Atlantic ocean and the bay of Cádiz, this city has wonderful highlights to see while driving around.
The blue of the ocean, the green of the parks, the white of the salt and the pink of the flamingos made this little city a colourful place to visit.
We will try to get in town the furthest we can driving in order to show you some of the gems the city hides.
For lunch, we will stop at a classical Andalusian Inn, open in 1921, with authentic local cuisine "Venta de Vargas". A typical restaurant for locals.

Panoramic driving tour and local lunch

Cádiz is well known of being the province where the Phoenicians arrived 3000 years ago. but also is the province where the first circumnavigation happened and where Columbus depart a couple of times, making Cádiz the first city in Spain for years.
Also, Cádiz holds a little bit of the United States in one of the villages. A mix of current cultures which makes Rota very special.
In order to see your beloved Rota, we will drive thought the salt works and marshes, visit Sanlúcar de Barrameda and enjoy a lovely wine.

The coast of the light

We will start visiting some houses and patios before it's lunch time in Spain to continuing being surprised with the beauty of the architecture. While we walk, the guide will mix history and introduce you to the local traditions until we reach Caleta beach.
A nice mix of two beautiful tours just for you.

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