Cadiz City Description

Welcome to the breath-taking paradise of Cadiz City! It’s know to be 2nd class city in the province of Negros Occidental, Philippines because of its many sugarcane fields existing in the city. Sugarcane is grown and milled in the city. This is in turn shipped to nearby Victorias City for further processing. Relaxing beaches can also be found in this part of Cadiz City with nice hotel resorts nearby.

Cadiz City Attraction

Lakawon Island Resort will definitely take your breath away with such a great white sand island resort view. It is accessible by motor vehicle and then by pump boat. The resort offers amenities such as fully equipped cottages that can accommodate couples, families and different-sized groups. It has a restaurant, where you can order all kinds of fresh seafood, often the catch of the day by the island’s fishermen, as well as native Ilonggo, Filipino and International cuisine.

Gil Lopez Ancestral Home and Nature Park is located at Hda. Fara-on, Barangay Cabahug, 14 kms. from the city proper. This point of interest is just along the highway with a travel time of 15-20 minutes. This area is private, and prior permission is necessary.

Cornel Swimming Pool is a refreshing place you would want to be at. Its water comes from the spring and it’s also near the ancestral home in Barangay Cabahug. The place is open from Wednesday to Sunday with an entrance fee of P15.00 per person. It also offers lesson on horseback riding.

Cabagacayan Falls is located at Barangay Andres Bonifacio, which is 60 kms. away from the City Hall. It is good for mountain trekking with approximately 4 kilometers distance from barangay road.

Busac-Busac Spring is located at Hda. Reboton, Barangay Tinampa-an, which is about 9.5 kms. from the city. It will take you 30 minutes to get there.You can take jeepneys or tricycle, then hiking on foot.

Cadiz City Location

The city is located at the northern part of the island province of Negros Occidental, 65 kms. away from Bacolod City, the provincial capital. Cadiz City is a one hour drive from Bacolod City, the capital city of Negros Occidental, by private car and an hour and fifteen minutes ride by a passenger bus. Cadiz City is also accessible to Cebu via the cities of San Carlos and Escalante, as well as to Bantayan Island by motor vessel. Cadiz City is also accessible by sea only that when they are on dry dock, there are two ferry boats of private company transporting cargoes and passengers to/from Bantayan Island. Trips of Ferry services are daily. Cruising time is approximately three hours for small ferry boat and four hours for big ferry boat.

Cadiz City Hotels

If you have planned to visit Cadiz, you don’t need to worry about your accommodation. There are lots of good pension houses, apartelle, and mini hotel just near the city proper. There’s no need to travel far enough from the excellent and amazing tourists spots. You would want to check these accommodations and the contact numbers to make reservations.

Laura Seafront Resort

Its amenities include function halls (which can serve as venue for seminars and conferences), air-conditioned duplex cottages, junior Olympic size swimming pool, children’s swimming pool and tennis court. You may contact this number to reserve a cozy room now! It’s 4931-552.

RC Beach Resort

Also located at Barangay Daga and is 2.5 kilometers away from the city proper. It has cottages, 1 big pavillion (function room), 4 units air-conditioned rooms (duplex type), 2 swimming pools: for adult and kids. Call this number if you’re interested in staying at the resort. It’s 0917-534-3661.

Cadiz City in Spain

We made a mistake with the original pic as there is a Cadiz in Spain (pronounced as Ca-deeth) is the capital of the province of the same name in the Spanish region of Andalusia. It is on a tiny peninsula on the southern tip of Spain. Established some 3000 years ago, Cadiz is said to be the oldest city in Europe. This port city is almost completely surrounded by water and is connected to the mainland by a thin strip of land. It is a city with a distinct island atmosphere interlaced with flamenco music, the aroma of Andalusian cuisine and the laughter and chatter of the fun-loving Gaditanos as the locals are called. Cadiz offers a colourful mix of history, culture and old-world architecture vis-a-vis modern edifices. Its rich history is evident in its historical buildings, colonial churches and quaint plazas.

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