Cádiz exceeds 91% over the holiday weekend: Conil reaches 95.7%

The province of Cádiz exceeded 91% hotel occupancy between October 10 and 12, above the expected 90.7%. Conil de la Frontera led the figures with 95.7%, while several coastal towns were near full capacity. The data allows measuring, municipality by municipality, where the activity was concentrated during the Hispanic Day holiday weekend.

The holiday weekend leaves 91% occupancy in Cádiz

How much did the province improve its forecasts?

The final result was slightly higher than the initial estimate: the province went from a forecast of 90.7% to surpassing 91% hotel occupancy. For the local reader, the difference may seem small, but it confirms that the demand recorded during those days was above expectations.

The data comes from Horeca, the hospitality association of Cádiz, and was collected by Europa Press. The analyzed period corresponds to the Hispanic Day holiday weekend, between October 10 and 12, three days that yielded especially high figures in several coastal municipalities.

This is not a homogeneous figure across the entire province. The average combines very different behaviors: from 95.7% in Conil de la Frontera to the 83% recorded in San Fernando and Jerez de la Frontera. That is where the most useful interpretation of the data lies.

Which municipality reached the highest figure?

Conil de la Frontera was the municipality with the highest hotel occupancy in the province, at 95.7%. It is the highest percentage provided by Horeca for this holiday weekend and places the town ahead of the other destinations analyzed.

Conil’s figure was almost five points above the provincial average. That difference shows that the holiday weekend’s activity was especially intense in certain coastal points, while other zones were below the average despite also recording significant occupancy.

• Province of Cádiz: more than 91% occupancy.
• Initial forecast: 90.7%.
• Conil de la Frontera: 95.7%, the highest figure.

The Bay approaches the highest percentages

How did Chiclana, Cádiz, and El Puerto respond?

The Bay of Cádiz also registered very high percentages, with Chiclana de la Frontera at 94.6%, while Cádiz and El Puerto de Santa María surpassed 93%. For those living or working in these towns, the data indicates an occupancy concentration practically at the level of the provincial destinations with the best records.

Chiclana was just below Conil, with a difference of 1.1 percentage points. Cádiz and El Puerto de Santa María also moved above 93%, although the source does not specify the exact percentage for each of the two towns.

That nuance is important. When the available information places two municipalities above a specific threshold but does not provide their exact figures, it is correct to maintain that level of detail and not convert a range into an invented number. The overall picture, however, is clear: the Bay had an outstanding performance.

San Fernando improves its forecasts by ten points

San Fernando recorded 83% occupancy and improved its initial forecasts by ten percentage points. Although its result was below the figures of Conil, Chiclana, Cádiz, and El Puerto, the difference from the initial estimate was especially striking.

The comparison between the forecast and the result helps to better interpret the figure. 83% may be below the provincial average, but the ten-point leap indicates that the occupancy ended up being much more favorable than expected in San Fernando.

The province, therefore, did not have a single uniform behavior. While some destinations reached nearly 95%, others improved their estimates without reaching that level. This variety explains why the overall average exceeds 91%, even though not all municipalities fall within the same range.

The Northwest Coast and inland show a different reality

What figures did Chipiona, Sanlúcar, and Rota show?

Chipiona and Sanlúcar de Barrameda surpassed 91% occupancy, while Rota reached 88.8%. For the Northwest Coast, the difference between municipalities is relevant: two towns exceeded the provincial average and a third was below, although it maintained a high percentage.

Chipiona also improved its initial forecast by ten percentage points. This places it among the towns that most exceeded prior estimates, along with San Fernando, although their final results were different: Chipiona surpassed 91% and San Fernando recorded 83%.

Sanlúcar de Barrameda also went beyond 91%, according to Horeca’s data. The source does not provide a more precise figure for the town, so the data should be read as a surpassed threshold, not an exact percentage. Rota, meanwhile, remained at 88.8% bookings during the holiday weekend.

What happened in Jerez and Tarifa?

Jerez de la Frontera and Tarifa registered 83% occupancy. Jerez, located inland in the province, obtained the same percentage as San Fernando; Tarifa, in the Campo de Gibraltar region, showed a similar figure.

The difference from Conil was 12.7 percentage points. Compared to the provincial average, both towns fell below, although 83% still shows notable occupancy during the three analyzed days. The source does not provide initial forecasts for Jerez or Tarifa, so it is not possible to measure their deviation.

The territorial distribution shows a specific pattern: the highest percentages appear in several coastal destinations, while Jerez and the towns at 83% fall into a lower range. Not all points in Cádiz experienced the holiday weekend with the same intensity, and that difference is the data hidden when only looking at the provincial average.

• Chipiona: more than 91% and ten points above its forecast.
• Sanlúcar de Barrameda: more than 91%.
• Rota: 88.8% reservations.
• Jerez de la Frontera: 83%.
• Tarifa: 83%, a figure similar to Jerez.

The balance of the Hispanic Day holiday weekend leaves the province of Cádiz above 91% hotel occupancy, with **Conil de la Frontera** at the maximum, 95.7%, and several Bay destinations also above 93%. **Chipiona and Sanlúcar** exceeded 91%, while San Fernando stood out by improving its forecast by ten points. The difference between coast and inland completes a territorial picture with clear contrasts.