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I really enjoyed my trip to Jerez. Our guide, Maria Elvira, was very friendly and professional and made sure everything about the day ran smoothly. The visits to the historical centre, the equestrian school, the flamenco show and the Gonzalez Byass museum were all really interesting.
As the home of sherry, the capital of horsemanship and the birthplace of flamenco, Jerez offers a fascinating day trip on the Costa de la Luz. You'll watch the Andalusian horses dance, feel the passion of flamenco and taste the world-famous sherry the city is known for.
We'll travel by air-conditioned bus to Jerez de la Frontera, just a short distance inland. Once we arrive, you'll enjoy a sightseeing tour by bus and then continue to explore the city centre by foot before settling down to watch the incredible Andalusian horse dancing show at the Royal Equestrian School.
Then you'll be able to immerse yourself in flamenco and enthralling sounds of the Spanish guitar with a lunchtime show. We'll round off the tour at the famous González Byass bodega – home of Tio Pepe sherry – for a tour and, of course, a tasting.
