Cádiz Carnival: A Short Guide to Spain’s Most Joyful Festival

Cádiz Carnival is one of Spain’s most famous and vibrant celebrations, and in 2026 it runs from 12 February to 22 February. Every year, this coastal city transforms into a nonstop party full of music, costumes, satire, and street energy. The Carnival of Cádiz blends centuries-old tradition with modern creativity, making it one of the most unique and beloved festivals in Spain.

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Cádiz in February: Weather, Carnival, and the Best Things to Do

February in Cádiz brings mild winter weather, longer days, and the energy of the world-famous Carnival of Cádiz. Because temperatures remain comfortable, the city suits both sightseeing and outdoor activities. While the Atlantic breeze can still be noticeable, February offers a lively cultural calendar without the intense crowds of summer.

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Cádiz in January: Weather, Things to Do, and What to Expect

Cádiz in January offers mild winter temperatures, fewer visitors, and a slower pace of life. Because the weather stays comfortable, January is ideal for sightseeing without the summer crowds. This guide covers the weather in Cádiz in January, what to pack, and the best things to do during the winter season.

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Exploring Cádiz on Foot: The Best Way to Discover the City

Jardines del Paseo de Carlos III in Cádiz

Walking through Cádiz feels like stepping into a living museum. The city’s old town, with its narrow streets and historic plazas, is perfect for pedestrians. Exploring on foot allows you to notice details such as colorful tiles, historic churches, and street art that are easy to miss from a bus or car. Whether you’re interested in culture, cuisine, or seaside views, walking gives you a full perspective of the city.

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Explore Cádiz at Your Own Pace with a Free Audio Guide

Voicemap Cádiz audio guide

Claim your free VoiceMap GPS Audio Guide for Cádiz and wander through historic streets, lively plazas, and iconic landmarks — just email clive@visitingcadiz.com for your unique download code.

While you’re exploring, don’t miss my other immersive audio guides: Ronda, with cliff-top views and historic walls; Grazalema, with its cobbled streets and Moorish history; and Jerez de la Frontera, home of sherry, flamenco, and vibrant local culture. Each guide uses GPS-triggered narration so you can enjoy Andalucía at your own pace, without missing a thing.

Read more about our audio guides here.

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