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Getting around Jerez
Transport options for reaching Jerez and traveling around the city and province.
Getting around Jerez
Taxis in Jerez
Order a taxi to your door by phone or WhatsApp, or catch it at a stop. The price is marked by the taximeter; at night and on holidays the rate increases.
Where to take it
At the train and bus station stops, at the airport exit and in the city center.
If they do not answer
At the Fair, at the motorcycle Grand Prix and on weekend nights the lines are full. Try the other line, write via WhatsApp with the exact address or go to the nearest stop.
With reservation or by app
Tele Taxi accepts reservations on its website to go to or from the airport. Uber also works in Jerez and shows you the estimated price before ordering.
Book in Tele TaxiPlane
Jerez airport (XRY) is about 10 km from the center, with its own train station, intercity bus and taxis. There are few trains and buses a day: check the timetable before you land.
How to get there, on AenaFrom the airport by train
C-1 commuter train, about 9 minutes to Jerez. In October 2026 there are three trains a day in each direction; Renfe doesn't publish the ticket price.
C-1 timetableFrom the airport by bus
Consortium lines M-050, M-052 and M-053, one to two per day in each direction. About 30 minutes to Jerez station.
Bus timetableFrom the airport by taxi
There's an official fare to and from the airport: ask when you get in. Taxis wait outside arrivals.
Taxi phone numbersDirect flights from the UK and Germany
According to Aena: Jet2 (Birmingham, Leeds/Bradford, London Stansted, Manchester), TUI Airways (London Gatwick), Condor (Düsseldorf, Frankfurt), Eurowings (Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg), Eurowings Discover (Frankfurt, Munich), Marabu (Hamburg) and TUIfly (Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hanover, Munich, Stuttgart). These are seasonal flights: each airline sets the dates.
Airlines on AenaTrain
The railway station is close to the center. Trains reach Seville in under an hour, while C-1 suburban services connect El Puerto, Puerto Real, San Fernando and Cádiz. There are also long-distance trains to Madrid.
Schedules in RenfeRegional bus
The bus station is next to the railway station. Regional buses run to Sanlúcar, Arcos, Chipiona and beaches in the area. The Cádiz Bay transport card offers lower fares.
Lines and schedulesCity bus
The 18 Comujesa lines connect the center with the neighborhoods, the zoo and the circuit. Fares, multi-trip cards and passes.
Lines and schedulesBus station
Plaza de la Estación, s/n. Consorcio buses to the rest of the province leave from here.
DirectionsDowntown Map
Bodegas, Alcázar, Cathedral and stations on a single map, with the route from wherever you are.
See mapOn foot
The historic center, the bodegas, the Alcázar and the Cathedral are just a few minutes walk from each other.
Car
A car is useful for day trips. The center has pay-and-display street parking and underground parking garages. During race weekends or the Feria, public transport is often easier.
Parking garages downtown
Open 24 hours: Alameda Vieja (Calle Puerto) and Plaza del Mamelón, run by Telpark, and Mercado Centro (plaza Esteve, next to the Mercado de Abastos), run by Interparking.
View on mapSchedules and lines reviewed on October 15, 2026 in Aena, Renfe, the Bahía de Cádiz Transport Consortium, Comujesa, Telpark and Interparking. They change each season: confirm them before leaving.