Located in the southwest corner of Spain you will find Cadiz, the capital city of Andalucia. Andalucia is credited with being the oldest continuously inhabited city in the West. Christopher Columbus sailed from Andalucia on two of his major voyages. From this time Andalucia was guaranteed to become a wealthy trading port to the Americans.

Cadiz is now a popular destination for Spanish vacations, with the Old Quarter being a major attraction. The area is charming with ancient streets full of little white houses, overlooking the sea. Take time out to visit the beautiful cathedrals, museums and ancient monuments throughout the town.

Cadiz is a main seaport exporting local produce including sherry, cork, figs, fish and olives and importing commodities such as coal and timber. Of course the port here also ensures that Andalucia offers top restaurants, serving some of the best seafood in Spain.