Getting there
Our holiday destination is Sanlúcar de Barrameda, near Jerez, Andalucia.
By Air
Airports
Jerez (25km), Seville (106km), Gibraltar (147km), Málaga (225km)
From England & Wales
Ryanair has direct flights from London Stansted to Jerez and to Seville from Stansted and Bristol.
Monarch flies from Gatwick to Málaga and from Luton to Málaga and Gibraltar.
Iberia flies from Heathrow to Seville and Málaga.
BA flies from East Midlands airport to Málaga.
British Midland flies from East Midlands airport to Málaga.
Bmibaby flies from Cardiff, Manchester and East Midlands airports to Málaga.
From Ireland
Ryanair has flights from Dublin to Seville.
There are also flights from Dublin to Málaga with Ryanair, EasyJet and Aer Lingus.
Thomson flights fly from Belfast to Málaga.
From Scotland
Ryanair flies to Malaga from Edinburgh.
Thomson flights go from Glasgow to Málaga.
Within Spain
There are a large number of internal flights from Madrid and various other Spanish airports directly to Jerez. See Iberia, Air Europa & Spanair.
From North America
You can take direct flights to Madrid and then the 'AVE' train to Seville (2.5 hours), another good option is to fly via London.
Iberia flies to Madrid from Miami and Chicago, and, using a code-share with American Airlines, from other US & Canadian airports.
It also flies to Barcelona from New York. BA can offer flights via London including New York to Seville or from Washington to Málaga.
We’ll provide transport to and from Jerez Airport in June and September. Please let us know your flight details so that we can be in touch regarding transportation from and to all arrival and departure points.
By train: from UK
You can take a train from London to Málaga via Barcelona (approx 32 hours) & then from Málaga RENFE (train station) onward trains are available, bookings can be made with Rail Europe.
By car: from the UK
There are ferries from Plymouth or Portsmouth to Santander or Bilbao (approx: 24-30 hours) but you will then need to drive across Spain (approx 1000km) to reach Andalucia.
Car hire: You can find car rental firms at all airports and usually at major train stations. Fortunately, Spain is one of the least expensive places in the world for car-hire.
By bus and train: within Spain
There is the Talgo 200 which runs from Madrid - Málaga (approx 4.5 hours) and Madrid - Cadiz (5 hours). From Cádiz you can make the 30 min train journey to reach Jerez.
Regular buses and trains link: - Seville, Malaga, Cádiz and Gibraltar. Local services connect these cities to towns including Jerez.
Train timetables can be found on: www.renfe.es
Please let us know if we can help with any further travel information.