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• 1:History and Present Day (ALT-H).
• 2:Geographical location and climate (ALT-G).
• 3:Arriving (ALT-R).
• 4:What to visit (ALT-W).
• 5:What to do (ALT-T).
• 6:Where to stay (ALT-E).
• 7:Where to eat (ALT-O).
• 8:Shopping (ALT-S).
• 9:Nightlife (ALT-N).
• 10:Routes from Jerez (ALT-U)
  • 10.1:Sanlúcar, Chipiona & Doñana National Park Route (ALT-L)
  • 10.2:Puerto de Santa María & Cádiz Route (ALT-P).
  • 10.3:The White Villages Route (ALT-I).
  • 10.4:The Atlantic Coastal Route (ALT-C).
  • 10.5:The Bull Route.
  • 10.6:Sherry Wine and Brandy de Jerez Route (ALT-Y).
• 11:Thematic Jerez (ALT-M).
• 12:Calendars.
• 13:Professional Services  (ALT-V).
• 14:Visitor´s Book (ALT-K).
• 15:Sistema Integrado Información Turística.

Road: A-480                               Time: 15-20 minutes

Sanlúcar is a fishing village famed for being the Port which Columbus set sail from, and situated at the mouth of the Guadalquivir river, where is settled the Doñana National Park. It can be visited on foot, by boat or in 4x4 off road vehicles, this being yet the most available option to visitors. Very close is placed Chipiona, a beautiful village where its long sandy beaches, the spectacular lighthouse and its very known Regla Sanctuary are the ideal complements to the very rich gastronomy of this area: king prawns, shrimps, dabs (local fish), soles, etc, and its very delicious sherry wines of the area,  manzanilla and moscatel.

Other villages of interes:

Rota. Road A-491. 11 Kms. Castle of Luna, Sea Corrals, La Costilla and Punta Candor Beaches and Marina.