
Casa Bigote
What to order: the Sanlúcar prawns and the fish from the river mouth, with a manzanilla in the tavern beforehand
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Day itinerary · 36.78° N · 6.35° W
Santiago castle first thing, the visit with tasting at Barbadillo, prawns at Casa Bigote and sunset at Bajo de Guía with Doñana opposite.
Part of Sanlúcar de Barrameda
The plan
Any part can be swapped for another without spoiling the day.
€9.50 with audio guide; climb the keep
Free entry, in Barbadillo
Bodegas Barbadillo · €22 with three wines · booking
+34 956 385 500
Saturday 13:00 to 16:00 · booking
Calle Pórtico de Bajo de Guía, 10, 11540 Sanlúcar de Barrameda · +34 956 362 696
The beach and the landing stage facing Doñana
From La Calzada, by car or bus
Adds up the activities and meals in the plan at their published prices; travel and accommodation not included.
The route
Sanlúcar is walked from top to bottom: the Barrio Alto in the morning, with the castle and the wineries, and Bajo de Guía at lunchtime, when the fish houses open facing the river. This plan is for a Saturday because Casa Bigote is closed on Sundays; if you go on a Sunday, change the lunch and add the Medina Sidonia palace.
10:00 · Santiago castle. From Cádiz, about 50 minutes; from Seville, an hour and twenty. Park at La Calzada and climb to the Barrio Alto. Audio guide, Costume Museum and the Keep above the river mouth.
11:00 · Manzanilla Museum. Next door, at Barbadillo, free entry.
12:00 · Visit to Bodegas Barbadillo. An hour and a half among century-old barrels and three wines at the end, €22. Book your session on their website.
14:00 · Lunch at Casa Bigote. Walk down to Bajo de Guía, about 20 minutes. Prawns and seafarers' cooking since 1951; book.
16:30 · Bajo de Guía. A walk along the beach and the landing stage, with Doñana on the opposite bank. Wait for sunset over the Guadalquivir.
18:30 · Head home.
Casa Bigote is open Monday to Saturday, at midday and in the evening. Next door is Poma, with puntillitas al ajillo; its website does not publish the hours, so call.
With children, the castle is the best of the day: €6 for ages 4 to 13 and a tower to climb. At Barbadillo under-13s do not pay, but the visit is long. With a dog, the walk along Bajo de Guía is fine on a lead; at the castle and the winery, ask beforehand.




Where to eat
Lunch is half the plan: book before you set off.

What to order: the Sanlúcar prawns and the fish from the river mouth, with a manzanilla in the tavern beforehand

What to order: the garlic puntillitas and the prawns with tomato

What to order: the grilled Sanlúcar prawn, the sea bass tiradito with navazo vegetables and a fideuà to share
Map
With where to park at each one.
Getting there
When to go
All year, best in spring and autumn. It is a Saturday plan: Casa Bigote is closed on Sundays. The castle opens on Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00 in autumn.
Tips
The Barbadillo visit and Casa Bigote fill up at weekends.
Leave the car at La Calzada all day.
Questions
Between €60 and €90 per person: castle, visit with tasting and lunch.
Yes, changing the lunch: Casa Bigote is closed. On Sundays there is a visit at Barbadillo at 12:00 and the Medina Sidonia palace opens with a guide.
Around an hour and twenty minutes by car.
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