Chipiona Promenade and Castle – Chipiona Lighthouse loop from Chipiona

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Spain

Andalusia

Cádiz

Costa Noroeste De Cadiz

Chipiona

Chipiona Promenade and Castle – Chipiona Lighthouse loop from Chipiona

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Chipiona Promenade and Castle – Chipiona Lighthouse loop from Chipiona

00:47

13.5km

20m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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3.03 km

Natural Trail Greenway Between Rivers

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

A comfortable and beautiful section of this short (approximately 16 kilometres) Vía Verde that follows the route of the so-called "Tren de la Costa", by which sherry was transported to the coast. Trains ran over it until its closure at the end of 1984.
Good gravel and asphalt pavement that crosses farmland and some urbanization.

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7.34 km

The Seagull's Siesta

Highlight • Rest Area

Super nice campsite, small and cosy. Clean bathrooms, fresh bread every morning and a little bio-shop. Also, to our surprise the first night is for free for cyclotourists.

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9.38 km

Chipiona Civil War Fort

Highlight • Historical Site

Beautiful to ride a bike

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10.8 km

Chipiona Promenade and Castle

Highlight • Castle

11.5 km

Chipiona Lighthouse

Highlight • Monument

The current lighthouse, built at Punta del Perro between 1863 and 1867 by the civil engineer Jaime Font Escolá, is a work of engineering at the highest level. It is considered the tallest lighthouse in Spain -with 69 meters- and one of the tallest in the world. The tower that you have to climb to get to the lantern has 322 steps.

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11.7 km

Promenade and Beach at Chipiona

Highlight • Beach

12.4 km

Sanctuary of Our Lady of Regla

Highlight • Religious Site

Its origin is that of an old castle-fortress donated in 1399 to the hermits of San Agustín by D. Pedro Ponce de León, who remained there until 1835. Since 1882 it has been cared for by the Franciscan community.
It is worth highlighting the 15th century Mudejar cloister, the library, the museum and the image of the Virgin, patron saint of the city, whose name day is celebrated on September 8, leaving in procession around the Sanctuary before the massive attendance of devotees from all Andalusia.

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12.5 km