Golf Holidays Spain - Barceló Montecastillo Resort
7 Nights / 5 Rounds of Golf

Hotel Description

Barceló Montecastillo Resort

The Barceló Montecastillo Resort has 220 rooms with a total capacity up to 450 people, and its rooms and suites are tastefully decorated in the most traditional andalusian style.

Overlooking one of the most beautiful Cadiz golf Clubs, Montecastillo is a paradise you can't avoid to visit. Which has been the site of the Volvo Master from 1997 to 2001.

The 18-hole championship golf course is designed by Jack Nicklaus, who describes it as one of his best. With over 3000 hours of sunshine per year, the Hotel Montecastillo is becoming a favourite place to play golf.

Just 10 minutes from Jerez city center.

Additional Services

- 18 Hole International Golf Course (395 acres)
- Tennis Court
- Spa & Fitness Centre with Gym
- 2 Professional Soccer Fields
- 2 Outdoor Swimming Pools
- Indoor Heated Swimming Pool
- Sauna & Jacuzzi
- Paddleball Courts

Time to get from airport

Jerez Airport (12 Kms)
From Jerez Airport:
Take IV Road to Jerez. Turn left at the first traffic lights and go straight to Arcos Road. Indications to Montecastillo will be seen. 

Sevilla - San Pablo Airport (80 Kms)
From Seville Airport:
Take SE-30 direction to Cadiz. Exit 4 called Arcos. Indications to Montecastillo will be seen.

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Time off - What to do in the area

There are numerous cultural attractions available in and around Jerez de la Frontera, which include various museums, theaters, art galleries and a Mosque with Arabic baths.

The Bodegas Tradicion sherry winery is an interesting place to visit, as the area around Jerez de la Frontera is know for producing some of the best sherries in the world. Tours are offered on the premises, and buying the local wine is encouraged.

The Mosque, Alcazar, and Arab Baths are unique and interesting places to visit. The area is open to the public throughout the year, seven days a week (Mon to Sat 10am to 8pm, Sun 10am to 3pm).

The Bull Fight Museum in Jerez de la Frontera is a fun place to visit. The history of this sport, which has deep roots in the Andalusia region, is displayed through photos, artifacts, weapons and stories. The museum is open Monday through Saturday.

Many of the other cities in the Andalusia region also have interesting and unique cultural attractions. There is a railway station in Jerez, which links the city to both Cadiz (on the sea side) and Seville (on the north), en route to other cities.

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