Spain · JEREZ TOURS
The good jerez tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 10 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Andalusian horses perform dressage, carriage work, and Spanish riding traditions at Jerez’s Royal Equestrian School for $31.
“Was a great experience , loved seeing behind the scenes an seeing the history of how a when it began, only negative was the gift shop shut to early, missed out as was looking round after tour .”
Watch Andalusian horses perform classical dressage in Jerez, then explore equestrian museums, stables, carriages, and palace gardens.
“It was interesting reading about horse history and seeing film clips about various aspects of horse history & the equestrian school in the museum. The horse training was neat to see and the horse show was fantastic! The riders & the horses were magnificent! It was such a fun treat to see the horses in the stables and see so many different carriages in the carriage museum. (I just wish we could have taken some photos of the carriages because they are such treasures)! I really enjoyed being able to give the horses attention in the stables.”
Tour Yeguada de la Cartuja near Jerez for Carthusian horses, farm life, foals, history, and a memorable dressage show.
“Caroline, our guide, was fantastic. She explained so many details about the history of the horses, the breeding process, the mother/colt relationship, etc. She was fun, kept the entire group engaged, and encouraged questions. She continued to keep informing us, even after the exhibition. We were so lucky to have her as our guide.”
Review of Jerez’s Royal Andalusian School: horses, training, stables, museums, gardens, value, timing, and practical tips for your visit.
“Easy to book, good instructions to arrive at the school and interesting visit.”
Tour Jerez’s oldest bodega, see sherry and brandy production, and taste Fundador wines for $21 in a 90-minute guided visit.
“It was very interesting to hear the history of Fundador, the production of Sherry and Brandy and to see the large warehouses of oak barrels. Our guide was very inspiring and good in English. The tasting of drinks was also nice.”
Tour historic Cayetano del Pino Winery in Jerez, learn how sherry is made, and taste two wines with appetizers for $22.
“Nice Tour with 2 tastings at the end. Everything went as described. The winery is worth to see.”
Tour Jerez’s 1886 Cayetano del Pino winery, learn how sherry is made, and taste four generous pours in an intimate historic bodega.
“Fabulous our guide was very informative with excellent English. We tasted 4 Sherries all delicious- well worth the visit”
Explore Jerez’s Moorish and Christian quarters, Alcázar walls, cathedral façades, and optional sherry tasting on a lively 2-hour tour.
“Charo was a wonderful tour guide! This private walking tour was like wandering through a city with a friend, chatting about what we were seeing. It was so relaxed and very informative without feeling like a school lesson! She was knowledgeable about the history of the town and had lots of funny stories too. We learned so much and finishing the tour with a couple glasses of sherry just made it better! I would highly recommend this tour and we will be booking Charo again for other tours in the area.”
Tour Jerez’s Álvaro Domecq cellars, learn the solera system, and taste sherry, brandy, vermouth, and vinegar for $26.
“Very enjoyable with plenty of information about the wines and the process of making them. Also some family history. They also made it very convenient to stay for lunch afterwards with a fantastic flamenco performance”
See passionate flamenco in Jerez's 1739 bodega, with regional menus, local wine, and a one-hour show by five artists.
“la atención y el espectáculo. la calidad de la comida correcta, sin más.”
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