Spain · JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 9 jerez de la frontera tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Watch Andalusian horses perform classical dressage in Jerez, then explore the Royal School’s palace, saddlery, equestrian and carriage museums.
“Brill visit easy to exchange the headout ticket I saw the carriage museum and horses going thru their steps getting ready for the show. Show us brilliant 90 mins”
Tour Yeguada de la Cartuja near Jerez for free-running horses, foals, breeding history, and a graceful dressage show for $22.
“Top quality experience for the entire family . I am from Jerez but currently live in the USA. As almost a local I really can recommend it”
Tour Jerez’s Royal Andalusian School, with stables, training rings, palace rooms, equestrian museum, gardens, and carriage displays.
“Our guide has so much information to share - very interesting. Only thing I would if absolutely loved was if they’d brought one of the horses out so we could pat or touch it. Felt strange just looking at it through bars”
Tour Jerez’s oldest bodega, see how sherry and brandy are made, and taste Fundador wines and spirits for $21.
“Really interesting tour to learn all about sherry production Good fun for the sherry tasting”
Tour Jerez’s 138-year-old Cayetano del Pino winery, learn how sherry is made, and taste two wines with appetizers for $22.
“Our guide Maria was so passionate and informative which kept you engaged and wanting to know more. Walking around in the beautiful wineries was enchanting. The tasting at the end was good as well. Be warned they are generous with the amount you get given! Brilliant”
Explore Jerez’s 1886 Cayetano del Pino winery, learn how sherry is made, and taste four generous pours in a small, historic bodega.
“The information about the origins of the House and the fantastic wines that they produce was really interesting.”
Walk Jerez’s old town, from Moorish walls and San Dionisio to cathedral façades, with an engaging guide and optional sherry tasting.
“Maria was lovely, great sense of humour very informative and we saw 4 weddings!”
Tour Jerez’s Álvaro Domecq cellars, learn the solera system, and taste sherry, brandy, vermouth, and vinegar for $26.
“The tour was great. Mostly in Spanish but the tour guide did complete some parts in English to aid our understanding. We gained a lot of knowledge from the tour on how Sherry, Brandie’s and Vinegars are made. All in all very enjoyable xx”
Watch passionate flamenco in a 1739 Jerez bodega, with wine and optional regional lunch or dinner at Tablao Puro Arte.
“la atención y el espectáculo. la calidad de la comida correcta, sin más.”
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