Guided walking trips from Ronda

The walk to the Ermita from Ronda - Guided walking trips from Ronda

Ronda’s breathtaking countryside is a must-see destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike. With three local natural parks – Sierra de las Nieves, Los Alcornocales, and the Sierra de Grazalema – the region has become increasingly popular. However, you can still escape the crowds and experience the unspoiled beauty of Western Andalusia while breathing in the fresh air. Booking guided walking trips from Ronda is simple and convenient with many options available online.

Whether you are a seasoned hiker or a casual nature lover, there is something for everyone. Discover hidden gems, stunning vistas, and the natural wonders of the region with a knowledgeable guide who can offer insights into the local flora, fauna, and history.

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How to avoid high roaming charges while traveling abroad

How to avoid high roaming charges while traveling abroad

When you use your mobile phone abroad to access the internet, it uses mobile network data in that country. That’s called data roaming. Every time you connect to the internet to check your email, Facebook account or to use Google Maps, for example, you’re using data. But, how to avoid high roaming charges while traveling abroad?

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Damas Goyesca of Ronda

Damas Goyesca of Ronda

Since the inception of the Corrida Goyesca in Ronda’s September Feria y Fiestas de Pedro Romero in 1954, the Damas Goyesca of Ronda have been the official representatives of the city, and welcoming committee for visiting dignitaries.

Goyesca ladies in Ronda

The role is exceptionally demanding, not only from the level of responsibility, but also from the long schedule of training, and gown fittings before the build up to the week’s festivities.

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The Weather in Ronda

Sunflowers in Andalusia

Current weather conditions in Ronda, Spain. Month by month average seasonal weather information. Whats the weather in Ronda?

The weather in Ronda is fairly typical of Southern Spain, however being surrounded by mountains, this gives Ronda some unique weather patterns making our summers and winters a bit different from the Costa del Sol.

Here’s the current weather in Ronda
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Trains to Ronda – Ronda Train Timetables

Trains to Ronda - Ronda Train Timetables

Ronda is still served by trains from several cities in Andalucía and elsewhere in Spain, although services and routes can change because of maintenance and infrastructure works. Some journeys are direct while others require a change or replacement bus service. This guide explains how to book trains to Ronda, what to expect at the station and how to continue into the town centre when you arrive.

How to book a train to and from Ronda?

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Benalmadena – Costa del Sol

Benalmadena on the Costa del Sol

There are many reasons to visit Benalmadena, the beaches and world class Arabian styled marina being just two of them. Eating out is a pleasure, the pueblo a delight to see, and the parks and gardens a relaxing distraction. Benalmádena is about 1.5 hours drive from Ronda

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Amongst the best known attractions of Benalmadena is the marina with its village atmosphere, yachts berthed under sun soaked apartments, and the boulevard along which many of Benalmadena’s best restaurants and bars are located. There are plenty of cruise and watersport options over at Get Your Guide.

Either side of the marina are miles of golden sand beaches stretching to Torremolinos to the East, and Fuengirola to the west. The town is a popular summer holiday destination for Spaniards and foreigners alike, in fact Benalmadena is home to one of the greatest concentrations of foreigners who make up 35% of the city.

Historically the village traces it’s first inhabitants to neolithic people who fished along her shore, and made homes for themselves in sheltered parts of the hills above the coast. A visit to the Archelogical Museum will shed light on stone age cave paintings, Phoenician trading, Roman ruins, and the Islamic port town that existed until 1485.

What to do with the kids in Benalmadena?

For us, as a family with young kids, there are two places that we always visit when we are in the area. The “teleférico” or cablecar to the top of mount Calamorro and the always beautiful butterfly park.

Calamorra mountain by cable car

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