Spain · JEREZ, SHERRY AND ANDALUSIAN HORSES
15 tours
The shortlist we would hand a friend flying in: 15 Jerez Sherry Bodegas and Horse Shows, each with a price, a verdict and the catch, where there is one.
Watch Andalusian horses dance in Jerez with 6 to 8 choreographies, 18th-century costumes, and classic Spanish music. 90-120 mins.
“Went 10 years ago and it was superb, went 08/01/2026 still superb. It brings back memories of our horse who competed at Dressage in the UK.”
Watch Andalusian horses perform dressage and vaquera with flamenco at Caballerizas Reales in Córdoba, a 70-minute show for about $21.
“A very nice and authentic show, I think it’s a must for any visitor. It takes you to old times’ style and elegance. Beautiful horses, talented knights and flamingo dancers. No cameras are allowed; I think because the flash might affect the horses. Recommend. Enjoy!”
Andalusian horse ballet in Jerez with Royal Andalusian School museums, plus equestrian art and carriages. 3.5 hours.
“Great experience, loved the museum and the show was fantastic”
Tour the Yeguada de la Cartuja stud near Jerez to see free-running Cartujano horses, plus a dressage show and foals in 2.5 hours.
“Was very informative and we were thrilled to have an English speaking tour guide. Could be shortened especially for families with children.”
Guided admission to Jerez’s Royal Andalusian School, with palace gardens, an equestrian museum, tack room views, and horse training.
“This was amazing! Up close to the horses, saw behind the scenes.”
Visit Bodegas Fundador in Jerez, tour Brandy and Sherry making, then taste Fundador Brandy and Sherry in the oldest bodega.
“Really interesting tour to learn all about sherry production Good fun for the sherry tasting”
Guided tour at Cayetano del Pino in Jerez. See 19th-century labels, learn Marco de Jerez, then taste two sherries with bites.
“It was a great tour in the wine cellar, got much infos about Sherry and especially about Cayetano. A step to the vineyards qould have made it excellent, but maybe would have made it too much.”
A 10-hour Seville day trip to Cadiz and Jerez, with a guided bodega visit and sherry tasting plus seaside time on the Bay of Cadiz.
“It was a great day trip to Jerez de La Frontera and Cadiz, the guided tour in both cities was worth the time and show you the best places to visit and the guided overview of the city, help me understand the city history, architecture, and culture. The tour guide was done by very professional guide and everything went very well. I do highly recommend these day trip.”
Watch Andalusian horse choreography in Jerez at the Royal Andalusian School, with doma vaquera, classical dressage, carriage driving, and a final carousel.
“We absolutely loved this experience. The facility is nice and the horses and equestrians were very talented.”
Visit a 19th-century Jerez sherry winery, learn how fortified wine is made, then taste four wines in a guided session for about $29.
“The information about the origins of the House and the fantastic wines that they produce was really interesting.”
Seville day trip to Jerez for sherry tasting and Cádiz’s 3,000-year-old streets, with guided tours, pickup, and drop-off.
“Luca was very knowledgeable, friendly and had everything planned well. We wish we had even more time to wander around these wonderful places.”
Walk Jerez’s historic center with a guide who connects Moorish, Gothic, and sherry stories. Outdoor sights, optional wine tasting.
“Lucia, our guide was charming , amusing and very informative. The tour around the old town was very interesting and enjoyable, as were the 2 sherries at the end of our walk. Highly recommended”
Tour Alvaro Domecq’s historic Jerez cellars, learn solera aging, and taste fino, oloroso, PX, VORS, brandy, and vinegar in 1.5 hours.
“Our guide was very welcoming and made our visit interesting and enjoyable. She answered any questions fully. I think we now have a much better understanding of the process of sherry production. Of course we all enjoyed the sherry tasting!”
Royal Stables of Córdoba pairs dressage with flamenco in about 1h10. English announcements, mobile ticket, and no photos allowed.
“We loved the premium seats and the opportunity to see the horses close up before the show began. It’s worth it to pay that little bit extra. The riders were brilliant and the flamenco dancer just gorgeous”
Watch live flamenco in a 1739 bodega in Jerez at Tablao Puro Arte, with a drink included and optional lunch or dinner.
“la atención y el espectáculo. la calidad de la comida correcta, sin más.”
