Seaside daytime parking, overnight disturbance

Fine to use during the day, but not recommended at night because of the teenagers' thoughtlessness. We could only leave with the police's help.✦Translating

There is plenty of space, and even a long camper can park parallel to the street. The downside is that parking is limited to 3 hours, plus the regulations are unclear. The parking meter says parking is paid from Monday to Friday. Many people did not buy tickets, and later an attendant came around photographing cars and issuing fines.✦Translating

Very convenient for visiting the old town. Limited to three hours.✦Translating

Excellent location by the sea with an incredible view! Given the heat, the breeze is very pleasant. Highly recommended.✦Translating

Good place to stop and visit the city, about 15 minutes on foot. Lots of flies.✦Translating

Magnificent views, somewhat noisy because of passing cars, but worth it. €1 for 1 hour, 15 minutes to the centre. Beautiful Cádiz.✦Translating

It is best to buy the parking ticket through the Telpark app—you can extend it online and do not have to return to the vehicle.✦Translating

The parking area is a little short, so we extend onto the road. Be careful, you have to pay because the police patrol regularly. You cannot stay more than 3 hours, and it is impossible to extend your parking afterward. Not far from the town on foot, about 10 minutes.✦Translating

We spent one night in this parking area in front of the sea. Very convenient for reaching the centre and beaches (20 minutes on foot), with very little traffic. Not very noisy. The downside is that payment is required during the day, but you just need to download the relevant app and pay €1.30 per hour. It is free from 9 p.m. to 9 a.m. No services, but highly recommended for visiting Cádiz. Very convenient.✦Translating

We chose this one because the lower parking area was unpleasantly noisy at night. Where we were, it was facing the sea, but there was noise from container handling. It is fine for one night and also for visiting Cádiz on foot.✦Translating

Good place, 20 minutes from the centre on foot. You have to pay €1.30 per hour, with a maximum stay of 3 hours. Free from 9:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. At night there is noise from young people with music and cars. It is a beautiful place with views for spending the night.✦Translating

Paid zone from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Sunday, parking in marked bays only. Although our motorhome is 7.5 m long and extended slightly at the front, the police told us we could put it partly on the pavement, so we did. Parking can be paid for in three-hour periods, or at least the app gave us that option.✦Translating

This is a perpendicular parking area, so motorhomes over 6 metres do not fit. It is resident parking, and you cannot stay more than three hours. They came to fine all the motorhomes parked parallel to the road.✦Translating

Ideal for visiting the city. 3 hours, €3.60. Reverse in when parking and even a 7-metre motorhome will fit.✦Translating

The parking area seems fine and quiet. But in the middle of the night they unload the glass containers, as if they were unloading all the glass used by the entire population of Cádiz over the past month. There is also constant noise from the cranes placing containers. I think it would be better to look for another place if you can.✦Translating