Jerez: century-old wines and Andalusian estates

Night in a Jerez estate with a century-old winery

1-night Jerez hacienda getaway with guided visit to a historic Marco de Jerez winery and tasting of Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso and PX. From €70/person.

In Jerez de la Frontera

Getaway · 1 nights

From 70 € /person

At a glance

Guided visit to a historic Marco de Jerez winery
Tasting of the 4 classic types: Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso and PX
Night at a traditional hacienda with Mudejar courtyard
Andalusian breakfast with local products
Access to Tío Pepe, Lustau or Fundador (by preference)
Explanation of the solera and criadera system, unique in the world

What you'll experience

Arrival at the estate and dinner in Jerez.

Arrival at the Jerez estate in the late afternoon, check-in and rest in the courtyard. Dinner at a restaurant in downtown Jerez (we suggest the Santiago or La Carbonería area) and, if it’s Thursday-Friday, optional flamenco gathering from 10:30 PM.
Tasting at a century-old winery.

Andalusian breakfast at the hacienda and transfer to the chosen winery (González Byass, Lustau or Fundador) at 11h. Guided 1h30 tour of patios and aging galleries, with a tasting of Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez.
Castle, market or outing

Free afternoon to visit the Mudéjar Alcázar (12th century), the Central Market for seafood tapas, or optionally extend to Sanlúcar (25 km, manzanilla and Bajo de Guía beach). Depart when you decide.

What's included

This is what the bundle covers. If you want to tweak something, we'll sort it in the proposal.

Lodging

1 night at a traditional Jerez hacienda

Hacienda with inner Mudejar courtyard, orange-tree garden and Sevillian tilework, 5-15 km from the centre. Double room with Andalusian breakfast.

Meals

Andalusian breakfast at the hacienda

Breakfast served at the hacienda with village bread, extra-virgin olive oil, manteca colorá, grated tomato, seasonal fruit and coffee or tea.

Extras

Visit and tasting at a centuries-old winery

1h30 guided visit to one of the great Marco de Jerez wineries (González Byass, Lustau or Fundador) with tasting of Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez.
Alcázar and old town (free afternoon)

Free time for the Mudejar Alcázar (12th c.), Arab Baths, Cathedral and Jerez Central Market. Alcázar ticket recommended (€5).
Coordination and bookings

We handle the chosen winery's booking, optimise scheduling with the accommodation and provide 24/7 emergency contact during the getaway.

Included

· 1 night at a traditional Jerez hacienda with Mudejar courtyard
· Andalusian breakfast included
· 1h30 guided visit to a centuries-old Marco de Jerez winery
· Tasting of 4 wines: Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso, Pedro Ximénez
· Coordination and prior booking with the chosen winery

Not included

· Transport to Jerez
· Unspecified lunches and dinners
· Internal transport between hacienda and winery (taxi €10-15)
· Flamenco or equestrian shows (separate ticket)
· Travel insurance

Where it happens

Price calendar

Per-person guide price. The final quote arrives with the personalised proposal.

From	To	Price per person	Season
15 Apr 2026	15 Jun 2026	95 €	Spring Horse Fair
15 Sept 2026	30 Nov 2026	85 €	Autumn
1 Dec 2026	15 Mar 2027	70 €	Winter

Who this fits

Romantic History Relaxation Gastronomy

It fits couples, cultural travellers 18+, wine lovers curious about sherry, and anyone wanting Andalusia with cultural depth beyond the beach. Works as a short weekend from Sevilla, Madrid or Barcelona.

It does NOT fit families with small kids (tasting central), groups looking for stag-party nightlife (Jerez has serious flamenco, no party drinks), or reduced-mobility travellers (original cobblestone courtyards).

Frequently asked

Got a question not listed here? Just ask.

Which winery do we visit?

Usually González Byass (Tío Pepe), Lustau or Fundador, depending on availability and your preference (the big classic vs the intimate premium). Mention your interest when booking.

Can we visit several wineries?

Yes, with supplement. A second 1h tasting is €25-35/person on the same day or the next.

Is it accessible for reduced mobility?

Tío Pepe and Fundador have ramps and adapted toilets. Lustau and older haciendas keep original cobblestones. Check each winery first.

Do I need wine knowledge?

No. Guided visits explain the solera system and Jerez wine types from scratch. Designed for beginners.

Is there an alcohol-free option?

Yes, some wineries offer unfermented must and Jerez vinegars to taste (Lustau has a must-try Solera Reserva 1.24).

Should I rent a car?

Not needed if you stay at a hacienda with transfer. If you want to extend to Sanlúcar and Cádiz, renting at XRY airport speeds things up.

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Request availability and we'll confirm within 24 hours.

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