The city of Cádiz concentrates demand for cultural tourism, gastronomy and urban beach breaks, from the Casco Histórico and La Caleta/La Viña to Playa de la Victoria and the Paseo Marítimo, with an average daily rate of €99 and 64% occupancy. It’s also where restrictions on new VUT registrations are tightest, so we review the regulatory situation for each address before registering it.
One of the province’s strongest beach and family destinations, with an average daily rate of €86 and 56% occupancy. Demand is concentrated mainly in summer, with a family and international guest profile.
Strong leisure demand in spring and summer, with an average daily rate of €99 and 56% occupancy. Works particularly well for multi-day stays during peak season.
Internationally recognised for surfing and kitesurfing, with an average daily rate of €99 and 56% occupancy. Attracts guests looking for sport and nature, with bookings made months ahead of peak season.
A beach destination close to the city, with an average daily rate of €97 and 50% occupancy. Family and weekend demand stays steady throughout the summer.
A guest profile increasingly drawn to nature and a slower pace of life on the coast, with an average daily rate of €99 and 56% occupancy. Works well for multi-day stays outside the August peak.
Strong appeal for families, beach and food, with an average daily rate of €93 and 46% occupancy based on Sanlúcar de Barrameda data. Chipiona and Rota may perform slightly differently within this same area.
