Taxi Cádiz
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Some say calling for a taxi is old-fashioned, but experience proves the opposite—on every late night of pescaíto frito in La Viña or after a zambombá flamenca that wraps up downtown at dawn. Our Radio Taxi Cádiz runs like a Swiss watch, even if it speaks with a southern lilt; the moment the phone is picked up, the operator doesn’t just ask for your address—she warns you about the bend where traffic always snarls at that hour and, if needed, suggests the best doorway to shelter from the levante wind. It’s that local know-how that lets us assign a driver in seconds and handle advance bookings without you wasting time repeating your details.
During Carnival, when the alleyways fill with music and costumes and it’s impossible to drive straight through, our internal system redistributes cars around the busiest spots so your Radio Taxi Cádiz gets to you in no time. And it’s not magic—it’s a network of drivers who, chatting over the radio and backed by real-time maps, slip past barriers and closed lanes before you even notice. The result is a short call that ends with a “I’m flying over, quillo,” and a car that lands at your curb without detours.
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For those glued to their screens, our Taxi Cádiz app is like having a teleport button at hand. University students racing to class from the Astilleros neighborhood download it, as do surfers heading back with salt-drenched boards after a day at El Palmar. Opening the app greets you with a clean design that instantly drops a pin on your real location and suggests frequent destinations based on your history: the coworking space in the Zona Franca, your cousin’s place in San Fernando, or that beach bar in Cortadura where they grill espetones over charcoal.
On the screen you’ll see the car’s license plate and the exact arrival time—which usually rockets over because our fleet moves around demand hotspots predicted by algorithms. While you wait, you can check the estimated cost that matches the taximeter down to the cent and choose whether you’ll pay in cash, by card, or with Bizum. If you still keep coins for the claw machines on the seafront, we’re good with that; and if you’d rather not touch your wallet, a single tap in the app is enough to set everything up for your taxi in Cádiz.
Our Cádiz Taxis
They say Cádiz is a melting pot of cultures; our fleet doesn’t fall short on variety either. We have compact hybrids that barely whisper as they glide down the avenues—perfect for anyone chasing a zero footprint. We also have vans with up to 7 seats, favored by large families and groups of friends who load in paddleboards, XXL suitcases, and entire coolers packed with soft drinks. For passengers with reduced mobility, we’ve adapted vehicles with hydraulic ramps and secure anchor points that make boarding effortless and dignified—because getting into a Taxi Cádiz should be as easy as settling into your sofa at home.
If you’re after a movie-worthy experience, you can book our premium sedans, equipped with heated seats, tinted windows, and near-total silence—an option loved by artists performing at the Gran Teatro Falla or executives who prefer not to lose their calm before a meeting in the Zona Franca.
Our Cádiz taxi drivers check their vehicle’s cleanliness several times a day and swing by the service station whenever there’s a whiff of smoke from a San Juan bonfire to remove any trace of odor. It’s a tiny detail, but it makes the difference between an acceptable ride and one where you relax so much you forget the trip only lasts a few minutes.
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Taxi Cádiz Services
Cádiz doesn’t fit into a single calendar, which is why ElTaxi 033’s services embrace every phase of your day or your project. If you land at Jerez Airport on the first flight and can barely open your eyes, your driver will be there with a sign—and a tip on the best mollete with pork in lard for breakfast—before crossing the Carranza Bridge. If you’re getting married by the Trafalgar lighthouse and fear guests might get lost in the roundabouts, we design a staggered transfer plan that guarantees Swiss punctuality with Andalusian flair. For companies, we prepare taxi routes around Cádiz that minimize empty miles and issue invoices to simplify your accounting—a small oasis for any administrator at month’s end.
Custom taxi tours in Cádiz are another of our passions: we suggest circuits along the Fighting Bull Route, visits to century-old wineries in the Jerez region, and getaways to the White Towns where the limewash shines brighter than the sun. Every driver plays narrator, sharing anecdotes about naval battles or the legend of the priest who hid barrels of amontillado in the church, seasoning the excursion with that gaditano humor that breaks any awkward silence.
Families who rely on us for school transport know that every morning a Taxi Cádiz arrives at the door five minutes before the bell; the driver holds the child’s backpack and chats about video games to make the ride fly by. In the end, our services are pieces of a puzzle that adapts to every part of your schedule and, above all, keeps a promise: to move you comfortably without stealing your time.
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Your trusted taxi in Cádiz
Trust in a Cádiz taxi isn’t a hollow slogan or a clever hashtag; it’s built through small decisions made throughout the day. Every ElTaxi 033 driver remembers if last time you asked to turn the radio down or the heat up a degree; they recognize your street and know where there’s a speed bump to avoid so you don’t bounce in your seat. If you’re in a hurry, they’ll open the door for your mother so she can get in without struggling with the step, and if you’re traveling with your pup, they won’t pull a face—they’ll simply lay down a blanket to protect the seat.
During the ride they ask if you want the window closed, recommend a new restaurant at the Mercado de Abastos, or share Cádiz CF’s lineup before it even hits the radio. When a problem comes up, customer service answers in minutes, not hours, and if you leave your phone on the back seat, the driver is back at your door before you’ve finished panicking. A trustworthy Cádiz taxi is one that knows you without invading your space, offers solutions before you ask, and—above all—makes you feel the journey is safe ground.
Why choose ElTaxi 033 Cádiz?
Choosing ElTaxi 033 as your long-term partner in the Bay means embracing a way of working that blends love for the city with an obsession for constant improvement. Our algorithms, for example, detect that on cloudy days Cádiz taxi requests rise from the beach and reorganize the fleet to avoid waits. Even so, no artificial intelligence replaces the instinct of the Cádiz taxi driver who knows that when students pour out of the Faculty of Medicine, it’s best to position one street back to dodge the jam.
Our support team replies just as quickly to a formal email as to a meme on Instagram, because we understand new generations use different channels to ask how much a Cádiz taxi from the train station to Chiclana costs. And when the city needs help—a charity event, a fun run, or a food drive—you’ll see our cars volunteering, convinced that business only makes sense if it gives back to the community part of what it receives.
Cádiz’s leading taxi company
Leadership isn’t earned by hanging a medal on the office wall; it’s proven daily when taxi demand in Cádiz spikes at the pier because a cruise ship has docked—and yet every passenger finds a car within minutes. With more than two hundred vehicles active at peak times, we can cover the Bay from Rota to Puerto Real without the clock punishing the user. Google reviews—those you can’t buy or gloss over—show thousands of five stars highlighting punctuality, cleanliness, and the drivers’ friendly manner.
Even so, the trial by fire that best defines our leadership probably comes at Carnival, when the city turns into a human chessboard that overwhelms any forecast for taxis in Cádiz. That’s where experience shows: drivers communicate over the radio as if performing a perfectly rehearsed chirigota, build bridges between neighborhoods closed to traffic, and manage to have your Cádiz taxi pick you up without your having to walk kilometers dressed as a pirate. To lead is to solve problems before they turn into complaints, to anticipate every demand surge, and to keep your good humor intact even when the levante wind rattles the fairground booths.
Frequently asked questions about taxis in Cádiz
How can I book a taxi in Cádiz?
If you’re in Cádiz and want to get from one place to another, a taxi is of course a great option! To book a taxi in Cádiz, you can call 919 185 033. A call-center agent will answer right away and help you make your booking—it’s the quickest way to reserve.
There are other options too. From your phone, you can download the ElTaxi.App and book there, or use WhatsApp with ElTaxi 033’s phone number.
All three ways to request a taxi operate 24 hours a day to give you a comfortable experience fully tailored to your needs. If your trip has special requirements—such as extra luggage space, a wheelchair or an adapted vehicle, transport of special items, pets, or child seats—you can specify this when booking, and it will be taken into account when assigning your vehicle.
When booking, you can specify the number of passengers and, if you prefer to plan ahead, we offer the option to request a round trip, ensuring punctuality for both the outbound and return journeys. Our team operates 24/7, year-round, so you can make your reservation at any time, even at short notice.
How many taxi licenses are there in Cádiz?
There are approximately 1,200 taxi licenses in Cádiz. Taxi licenses are different from what are known as VTC licenses. In the province of Cádiz there are 90 VTC licenses (chauffeur-driven private hire vehicles, e.g., Uber, Cabify, etc.).
The difference is that taxi licenses are granted by the city councils, which cap the number of licenses according to each municipality’s needs. By contrast, VTC licenses are authorized by the Regional Government of Andalusia, with the state setting the ratio—not the municipality. Taxi drivers may hold a maximum of two licenses per driver or company. VTCs are governed by an approximate ratio of 1 VTC for every 30 taxis.
From the user’s perspective, taxi prices are set by the taximeter, previously regulated by the Cádiz City Council. VTC pricing, on the other hand, depends on current driver supply and ride demand.
How much does a taxi from Cádiz to the port cost?
To get from Cádiz to El Puerto de Santa María, the fastest way is undoubtedly by taxi.
The trip from Cádiz to the port costs approximately €20. The price is approximate because it depends on factors such as traffic, number of passengers, special requirements, etc. The journey takes about 17 minutes, also depending on traffic and the route chosen. Drivers in the ElTaxi 033 fleet will always choose the fastest, most optimal route at the time of travel.
To reach Cádiz from elsewhere in Spain, if you’re far away, flying is a very good option. And the transfer from Cádiz Airport to the city center can be done in different ways. We recommend taking a taxi—agility, speed, making the most of your time… that’s what we value! And the best way to make the most of your transfer from Cádiz Airport to the center is by taxi.
What are the taxi fares in Cádiz?
As mentioned earlier, taxi costs depend on the fares set by the Cádiz City Council. These are calculated by the taximeter and include different price components. At the start, there is the flag drop (the amount you pay when the ride begins), which is €3.67. After the flag drop, the price is calculated per kilometer: €0.71 per km. If the driver has to wait, the waiting time costs €17.53 per hour. For example, if the driver waits half an hour, it will be half that amount; for 15 minutes, it will be €4.40.
Keep in mind that if the trip takes place on public holidays, at night, or in the early hours, the fare increases slightly depending on the time band. Also, for certain specific trips—such as to the airport—many routes have a fixed fare (i.e., a flat price).
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Flag drop: €3.67
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€/km: €0.71
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Waiting time per hour: €17.53
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Waiting time per 15 minutes: €4.40
How do you request a taxi via the app?
The taxi app is very easy to use. Just download it to your mobile device and open it. Inside the app, you can either call the dispatch center or tap the “request a taxi from the app” option. Then select your destination and your current location so the app can find the nearest available taxi to pick you up. You can set your location with the pin or the search bar—whichever you prefer. If you enable your phone’s location services, it’s even easier for the app to know where you are.
After that, the app does the rest, and in a few minutes your taxi will be picking you up to take you to your destination. If the ride isn’t for right now, you can also book it in advance. From the app you can see your trip price upfront—no surprises. You can also choose to travel at a fixed price or by taximeter. You can even select the payment method: cash, card, in-app payment, and request an invoice if needed. Any questions or control over your trip are right in the palm of your hand! With the ElTaxi.App application, you won’t need anything else.
What license do taxi drivers in Cádiz need?
To work as a taxi driver in Cádiz, the most essential requirement (as with driving in general) is to hold a valid type B driving license. This permit authorizes the driving of vehicles intended for passenger transport, the same as standard private cars (the car license most people have is this one, type B9). However, beyond this essential requirement, drivers are also expected to have experience.
Some city councils or calls for applications to obtain taxi licenses may require the applicant to pass certain specific tests or induction courses related to public passenger transport, municipal regulations, or even detailed street knowledge of the city. For example, in Barcelona, taxi exams ask about all the city’s streets. In Cádiz, as in other localities, it is also essential to have no criminal record and to be up to date with tax and labor obligations, since this is a regulated professional activity. In addition, it is crucial to hold the Certificate of Professional Competence (CAP), be registered as a resident in the municipality, and pass a medical examination certifying the physical and mental fitness required for the job.
What is a taxi and what does it do?
A taxi is a means of transport. That’s right—a taxi is like a car, but what sets it apart? Taxis are defined by having regulated fares. Unlike most other forms of public transport that run on fixed timetables, with a taxi the schedule is set by the customer. It’s like having a car with a driver included—a private chauffeur—but only for a limited time. Unlike VTC vehicles, taxi prices are regulated by the Cádiz City Council and do not depend on real-time supply and demand.
Taxi services can include individual rides, small-group transfers, prearranged pick-ups at airports, stations, or homes, services for people with reduced mobility if the vehicle is adapted, and even the transport of items or small urgent parcels. In the case of ElTaxi 033 and Taxitour Spain, a taxi can also take you on sightseeing routes to explore the area around the city you’re visiting.
Taxi drivers are required to meet certain standards of customer care, vehicle cleanliness, and knowledge of the urban environment.
Taxi users are everyone—almost all of us have taken a taxi at some point in our lives, whether to go to the doctor, transfer to the airport, or head home after a night out.
Getting around comfortably without worrying about public transport is easy when you use a taxi.
How many taxis are there in Cádiz?
There are currently exactly 224 authorized taxis in Cádiz. What does this mean? Authorized taxis are those allowed to operate with an official license. To obtain it, they must meet legal requirements, be regulated by the Cádiz City Council, comply with the fares it sets, display a visible license number, and have a taximeter in the vehicle.
It’s usually very easy to spot a taxi. In each municipality they may have different colors or a distinctive crest. Official Cádiz taxis are white and have a green transverse stripe on the front door, which distinguishes them from other vehicles. They also display their license number on the bodywork—clearly visible on the door or on the roof—and have a “TAXI” roof light. That light leaves no doubt: green indicates the taxi is free, while red (or off) indicates it’s occupied.
In recent years, demand for taxis has grown in Cádiz and in most towns on the Iberian Peninsula—especially in summer. As a result, the number of licenses and available taxis in Cádiz has increased.
How much does a taxi from Cádiz to Sancti Petri cost?
If you’re thinking about what to do in Cádiz, you can’t miss the village of Sancti Petri! It’s a former fishing village full of beautiful beaches, clear water, a rich history, and lots to discover. It’s a very popular destination. Your driver will know the route by heart and can even recommend what to see, places to visit, where to eat, etc. Just ask!
From Cádiz, the standard fare to Chiclana is about €37, and to Novo Sancti Petri approximately €55. Keep in mind these prices can vary depending on the time you request the ride, current traffic, how many people are in the taxi, and any extras requested (pet-friendly taxis, larger groups, etc.).
If you have special requirements—that is, you need a specific type of taxi for this or any route—or if you prefer to have everything organized before leaving home, booking in advance is best. For example, if you’re traveling with children, not all taxis carry a child seat, so for a safer trip it’s better to mention it when making your reservation. The more advance notice, the easier it will be to coordinate the details of your journey from Cádiz to Sancti Petri. You can also book a round trip.
How much does a taxi from Cádiz to San Fernando cost?
Another common destination for visitors to Cádiz is San Fernando. San Fernando is about 15 km from Cádiz. It’s right next door and has its own charm that sets it apart from other towns. Many people think it’s just a place to pass through, but the truth is it’s well worth visiting its streets. A taxi ride from Cádiz to San Fernando usually costs around €15. This price varies depending on traffic, the time of day you request the ride, or any special requirements for the trip. The fastest way to get to San Fernando is by taxi. There are other ways to go, even though traditional public transport doesn’t make this journey. It normally takes about 14 minutes by private car, taxi, or rideshare to get from Cádiz to San Fernando. The coast of San Fernando can boast of being caressed by the Atlantic Ocean. It’s the ideal place to relax in the sunlight and sea breeze, with your feet in the cool Atlantic waters. In addition, San Fernando has a wealth of cultural and natural heritage, so you can visit many emblematic places and soak up the history. Taking a taxi from Cádiz, you can ask your trusted driver which restaurants to enjoy for local cuisine and typical dishes—each one tastier than the last! Are you going to miss out on this great experience?