Jerez
Jerez Guide
Jerez is most famous for its production of sherry and it is possible this sweet wine gets its name from the old names for Jerez – ‘Sherish’ and ‘Xerez’. Of course, you must sample some at a ‘bodega’, the most well known being Sandeman or Tio Pepe. Stroll around the old town and see the 10th century Alcazar, as well as the cathedral and numerous palaces. For another taste of Jerez, see a display at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art and learn about the art of Flamenco at the Andalusian Flamenco Centre. With your car hire Jerez, you can head for the beaches too, just 15 minutes away.
Jerez Airport Directions
It is an easy drive to Jerez Airport from the town using the N-IV and the AP-4 and just 8 km in distance.
Jerez Airport Parking
The airport has 2 car parks with over 900 spaces in total and these are just a 2 minute walk from the terminal.
Jerez Airport Flight Information
You will find both arrivals and departures on the ground floor, so it has easy access for everyone. Most flights are operated by charter or budget airlines and many routes are seasonal. Jerez is a convenient location for visiting the cities of Cadiz and Sevilla as well as using your car hire Jerez Airport to explore the Costa del Sol and Gibraltar.
Hotels Near Jerez Airport
There are no hotels at Jerez Airport. However, there are 2 within a 5 km radius – you can stay at the La Cueva Park or the Hotel Cortijo de Ducha.
Jerez Time Zone
Jerez is in the Central European Time Zone and 1 hour ahead of Greenwich Meantime (GMT+1).