About the city

Ronda – Famous Town in Andalusia, “El Tajo” and Lots of Tapas Bars

Setenil de las Bodegas is a town in the Spanish province of Cádiz, in Andalusia. Its urban structure has been declared a historic site, and the city centre lies in a crevice created by the Trejo River, which flows through the town. It is part of the Route of the White Cities.

Ronda, located in the northwestern corner of the province of Málaga, is surrounded by the high mountains of “la Serranía”. It is one of the oldest towns in Spain, dating back to prehistoric times, with relics such as the Pileta Cave. The city has preserved Arab influences, such as the Arab baths and the Almocábar Gate. Ronda is a true monument with a variety of monuments and the famous gorge “El Tajo”, over 700 metres high.

Day trip

Our guide will pick you up from the designated stop or from your hotel on the coast towards Malaga, then the coach will go to Setenil. Around 1 hour of free time to explore the white city, then transfer to Ronda. The guide will accompany the group to the city center, after which you will have around 3 hours of free time. In the afternoon, return to the Costa del Sol.

Pick up and drop off deatils

Pick-up possible from most hotels on the coast.

Pick-up from Malaga only from the bus stop at the roundabout “El Corte Ingles”, address: Avenida Andalucia, 10 (stop in front of CaixaBank). Times are approximate.