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   Stop 1 – Avenida del Puerto

   The main boarding point on the harbour front, a natural place to start or finish your loop.

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   Stop 2 – Plaza de la Hispanidad

   A central square in the heart of the old city, close to shops and cafés.

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   Stop 3 – Puertas de Tierra

   The historic land gates that once marked the entrance to the walled city.

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   Stop 4 – Catedral

   Alight here for Cadiz's iconic baroque cathedral and the nearby old quarter streets.

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   Stop 5 – Playa de la Caleta

   The city's most photographed beach, tucked between two Atlantic-facing castles.

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   Stop 6 & 9 – Hotel Parador / Parque Genoves

   Served in both directions, this stop gives access to the lush botanical park and the landmark Parador hotel.

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   Stop 7 – Iglesia del Carmen

   A striking baroque church in one of the city's quieter residential neighbourhoods.

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   Stop 8 – Plaza de España

   Home to the Monument to the Constitution of 1812, a key piece of Spanish political history.

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   Stop 10 – Catedral II

   A second cathedral stop on the return leg, useful if you want more time in the old town.

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    Stop 11 – Playa Santa Maria

    A sheltered urban beach popular with locals, ideal for a midday break.

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    Stop 12 – Playa Victoria

    Cadiz's longest beach, stretching along the new city with a wide promenade.

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    Stop 13 – B Hotel Cadiz Bahia

    A convenient stop near the bay-side hotels for guests staying in the newer part of the city.

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    Stop 14 – Plaza de Sevilla

    Close to the main bus and rail connections, useful for arrivals and departures.

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    Stop 15 – Bahia de Cadiz

    The final stop with views across the bay before the route loops back to the harbour.

Hop on and off at any stop along the route.