Name: Spain’s Next BIG Holiday Escape
Uploaded: 2026-01-13T17:13:56.000Z
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Welcome to Kavi, Spain's most laid back and beautiful coastal city.

Here you will find beautiful landmarks, neighborhoods, viewpoints, shopping and tapas.

From a stroll through history to the rhythm of flamenco.

I'm going to show you how we do it here in Cadiz.

The best way to explore the city is on foot.

This is Cadiz Cathedral, one of the city's most iconic buildings.

I'm at Torre Tavira, one of the highest point in Cadiz, where you can see the entire City.

It's 173 steps to the top and the panorama is worth every step.

We've been all throughout Spain, but it was here in Andalucia that this fairy dance originated.

And I'm here to learn how to do some of the intricate step myself.

It's very nice to find some nature in the the nuest park is the Calif Botanical Garden, where you can find some trees from around the world.

I'm in the Plaza de Pa, one of the main landmarks in the city and home to the monument to Spain, First Constitution.

My favorite things about this square is strolling among the palms and watching people relaxing.

Now that we've seen the city, let's head to the beach.

Playa della Caleta is one of the most beautiful beaches in Spain.

The whole city comes here to walk on the golden sun, soak up some sun and splash in the calm water.

The most visited spot in Carit is Santa Catalina castle, built in 1600 to protect the poor.

I am at Mercado Central, one of the oldest covered markets in Spain.

Here you can find a lot of fresh fish caught this morning.

At Frieduria La Flores, you can find a lot of typical caddy food like fried fish or seafood.

I'm going to have the main meal at Mimo, a modern restaurant in the old Casino Gaditano.

This patio looks like the Alhambra Palace.

When you come to Kadi, you will know you've come to one of the world's greatest kitchens.

If you want to experience real kadi, you need to go La Cueva del Pajar Basul, a small underground tablao where flamenco comes alive.

Now that I learned how to dance flamenco, I'm even more impressive with the dancers.

This underground venue is where the music really comes alive.