Cadiz, whose webcams you can watch online, is a small Spanish town that belongs to the Costa de la Luz resort
This place is famous for its pristine beaches, many of which have been awarded the highest Blue Flag award. People also come here to taste or buy the freshest seafood, to see stunning historical and cultural sights.Cadiz, whose webcams can be viewed in real time on this site, is the place of choice to spend time under the warm Spanish sun on the beaches, as well as enjoy leisurely dinners in atmospheric restaurants.
During the daytime, Cadiz can get very hot. No wonder the traditional Spanish siesta lasts 3-4.5 hours. If you do not want to have a siesta in your room, you can walk along the shaded parts of the streets in the historic districts of the city. There you can wander for a long time under the spreading palm trees, take amazing pictures of ancient buildings, and enjoy a pleasant conversation.La Caleta is one of the most popular beaches in Cadiz. It is located on the western bank of the town in a historic bay, where the Romans, Phoenicians, Carthaginians have moored since ancient times.
Today La Caleta Beach has the Blue Flag honorary award and is a place where you can enjoy sweet "doing nothing" in the company of friends or the best companion - yourself. A notable feature of this place is that each boulder lying on the shore has its own name. Often the stones are given the names of wild animals or household items. Many of the large stones of La Caleta have kept their names for several centuries.
Another famous beach in Cadiz, whose webcams can be viewed from anywhere in the world where there is Internet access, is La Victoria
The coastline, strewn with clean, light sand, stretches along the western part of the city, occupying it almost completely. The beach is about 3 km long.La Victoria is considered the best urban beach not only in its own country, but throughout Europe. Despite its high popularity, the size of the coast allows you to comfortably sit on a sun lounger or bedspread, without crowding with other tourists.
If it is not yet possible to go to Spain, the webcams of Cadiz, which are published on this site, will help you enjoy a virtual trip to the warm shores without leaving your home.
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