
Travelers will experience a day trip from Malaga to Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas. The trip allows for exploration of Ronda at one's own pace or with a guide, depending on the selected option. Participants can learn about Ronda's history, gastronomy, and notable landmarks, aided by an interactive map and videos in their language featuring Lucia and Manu. Guides offer personalized recommendations for food, flamenco, and significant sites without extra costs. For those opting for the non-guided tour including wines and tapas, the itinerary features a visit to Casa Museo Don Bosco, wine tasting with tapas, and a 10% discount at the store. The visit to Setenil includes a shuttle train for added convenience. The experience suits those interested in local culture and gastronomy, while those seeking a fully guided experience may prefer different options.
During the free visit, travelers will have plenty of time to explore this impressive Andalusian city famous for its geography, history and architecture at their own pace. Recommended places include: - New Bridge, symbol of Ronda and with spectacular views of the Tagus. - Viewpoints of the Tagus, with panoramic views of the canyon. - Plaza del Socorro, nerve center full of bars and local atmosphere. - Arab bathrooms, well preserved and publicly accessible. - Lara Museum or Mondragon Palace, for those interested in history and culture. - Typical streets of the old town, ideal for walking and taking pictures. Travelers can choose what to visit based on their interests and time available.
Included only in the guided tour (optional), where the guide explains its importance and the relic of Santa Teresa it houses.
On the optional guided tour, you will walk with your guide to this famous natural viewpoint with spectacular views.
It is seen from the outside during the guided tour, as the guide explains its importance as a birthplace of modern bullfighting.
Visitors who book the guided tour will tour the old town, including points like the Bosco House or the Mondragon Palace from outside.
Included in the optional guided tour, you will enjoy and understand the history of Los Jardines de Cuenca, with the Old Bridge, the Arab Baths and Royal Cavalry Academy
After visiting Ronda, you will enjoy free time in this picturesque village famous for its houses built under the rock. Recommended points: - Cuevas del Sol Street and Cuevas de la Sombra Street Viewpoints of the village - Small charming bars where you can taste local products
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