Ronda has developed a distinctive wine scene in recent decades, with a growing number of small wineries producing wines in the Serranía de Ronda. The area’s vineyards benefit from the high altitude, limestone soils and contrasting temperatures of the mountain landscape, while local producers make a range of red, white and rosé wines.
For visitors, the best way to discover Ronda’s wine is to visit a bodega, walk through the vineyards and taste the wines where they are made. Some wineries offer guided tours and tastings, while others combine wine with local food or accommodation.
Wine tasting and tours in Ronda from Get Your Guide
Wine tasting tours are an easy way to discover the vineyards around Ronda, particularly if you don’t have a car or only have a short time in the area. Tours range from visits to individual wineries with tastings to experiences that combine wine with local food and the countryside around Ronda.
Guided tours and wine tasting at Bodega Doña Felisa in Ronda
Bodega Doña Felisa is a family-run winery in the Serranía de Ronda, founded in 1999 by José María Losantos and Gema Alonso. The winery offers guided visits through the vineyard and winemaking areas, followed by wine tastings and, for some experiences, food paired with the wines.
If you would like to visit Bodega Doña Felisa, you can book a guided tour and wine tasting through Tiqets. The current Tiqets experience includes a guided visit and options for wine tasting or lunch.
La Perla Blanca hotel has an on-site bodega operated by BadMan Wines.
Check out prices and availability for the hotel Perla Blanca over at booking.com
- Situated inside private vineyards with an emphasis on understated luxury and discreet service, La Perla Blanca offers a serene, relaxing environment where you can feel at home.
- La Perla Blanca is the only hotel accommodation in Ronda able to offer wine tours onsite.
- The wines produced include a Moscatel, Chardonnay, a Merlot Rosado, a Tempranillo, as well as a Syrah-Cabernet Sauvignon. All grapes which are typically used in Spain.
- Badman wines are signature wines made by two young and expert winemakers, SinBAD & MANuel, with the intention of offering something new and fresh in the Serranía de Ronda. Handmade, elegant, modern and expressive quality products, accompanied by an innovative design.
Wine tasting tours to Ronda from Marbella
Travel through the rugged Serranía de Ronda on a small group tour visiting wineries and enjoying Andalucia’s mountain scenery. See spectacular Ronda and enjoy wine tasting on a day trip from Marbella.
VIP private wine tours in Ronda From Seville, Granada and Cordoba
Visit the wine producing region around Ronda from Seville with this private tour. Experience walking through the vineyards and sampling local wines. Head to Ronda to see the Puente Nuevo bridge and stroll through the city center. You can also get wine tasting tours to Ronda from Granada and wine tasting tours to Ronda from Cordoba.
Olive oil tasting tour
Don’t forget about olive oil as well! How about a fantastic olive oil tasting tour?
Immerse yourself in local products on this walking tour through olive groves, citrus trees and vineyards in Ronda. Discover the creative play between nature and spaces that demonstrate the vision of the French industrial architect and designer Philippe Starck.
Ronda la Vieja or Acinipo
The Ronda area has a very long tradition of wine growing and the Roman Ruins of Acinipo a few kilometres away from Ronda can attest to this. The coins produced at this ancient site featured a cluster of grapes which without doubt demonstrates the importance of the vine in the local economy of the time.
Bodegas in Ronda and their Contact details.
Check out the website for the: Ruta del Vino Ronda and Malaga. You can see some of the wineries in the area and reserve a visit. (The site is in Spanish but is easy enough to navigate)
If you have heard of a particular winemaking company in Ronda or have tasted a wine in a local restaurant then you may be able to visit the bodega for a tasting tour.
Below are most or all of the bodegas in the Ronda area. (The ones that have websites for further information)
BODEGA ANTIGUA REAL FABRICA DE RONDA
Camino del Rio Genal – Juzcar
www.fabricadehojalata.com
Email : eruiz@fabricadehojalata.es
Telephone: 619 75 11 64
BODEGA CASTILLO DE RONDA
Calle Guadalimar, 2
www.bodegafernandezbolet.com
Email: info@bodegafernandezbolet.com
Telephone: 686 54 60 70
BODEGA CESAR
Finca Buenavista, Gaucin
www.enkvistwines.com
Email: info@bodegacezar.com
Telephone: 650 24 08 00
BODEGA CONRAD
Coto de la Viña San Jacinto, Carretera el Burgo KM 4, Ronda
www.vinosconrad.com
Email: conrad@vinosconrad.com
Telephone: 951 16 60 35
BODEGA DESCALZOS VIEJOS
Partido de los molinos, Antiguo Convento de los Descalzos.
www.descalzosviejos.com
Email: info@descalzosviejos.com
Telephone: 607 16 74 82 – 952 874 696
BODEGA DOÑA FELISA
Cordel del puerto el Quejigal.
www.chinchillawine.com
Email: info@chinchillawine.com
Telephone: 951 16 60 33
BODEGA EXCELENCIA
Cordel del puerto el Quejigal.
www.bodegasexcelencia.com
Email: info@bodegasexcelencia.com
Telephone: 666 47 97 11 – 951 77 60 30
BODEGA F SCHATZ
Finca la Sanguijela, Ronda
www.f-schatz.com
Email: bodega@f-schatz.com
Telephone: 952 871 313 – 678 664 105
BODEGA GARCIA HIDALGO
Llano de la Cruz.
www.bodegasgarciahidalgo.es
Email: info@bodegasgarciahidalgo.es
Telephone: 600 48 72 84
BODEGA GONZALO BELTRAN
Hoya de los Molinos – Finca la Nogalera.
www.bodegasgonzalobeltran.com
Email: info@bodegagonzalobeltran.com
Telephone: 629 45 55 58
BODEGA JOAQUIN FERNÁNDEZ
Finca los Frutales – paraje de los Frontones, 2
www.bodegajf.es
Email: info@bodegajf.es
Telephone: 951 166 043
BODEGA KIENINGER
Los Frontones, 67, Llano de la Cruz, Huerta el Corchero.
www.bodegakieninger.com
Email: arahernan@hotmail.com
Telephone: 618 685 152 -952 87 95 54
BODEGAS PASOS LARGOS
Carretera Ronda El Burgo, KM 1
www.bodegapasoslargos.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Bodega-Pasoslargos-237890493031716/
Telephone: 673 23 50 72
BODEGA LA MELONERA
Los Frontones – Llano de la Cruz, Ronda
www.lamelonera.com
Email: info@lamelonera.com
telephone: 951 19 40 18 -661 47 29 79
BODEGA MOROSANTO
Cortijo de Morosanto – La Cimada. Carretera Arriate – Setenil, KM 1.6
www.bodegasmorosanto.com
Email: info@bodegasmorosanto.com
Telephone: 662 671 111 – 692 18 76 16
BODEGA RAMOS PAUL
Ronda la Vieja – Carretera Ronda la Vieja – Villalones.
www.ramos-paul.com
Email: vinoramospaul@gmail.com
Telephone: 637 51 79 93 – 670 85 72
BODEGA SAMSARA
Partido Rural Los Molinos.
www.samsarawines.com
Email: info@samsarawines.com
Telephone: 697 911 440 (Spain) / 7505353111 (UK)
BODEGA CORTIJO LOS AGUILARES
Carretera Campillos KM 5, Puente de la Ventilla
www.cortijolosaguilares.com
Email: bodega@cortijolosaguilares.com
Telephone: 952 874 457
Wine Tasting in Ronda: Frequently Asked Questions
There are around 20 wineries producing wine in the Serranía de Ronda, although the exact number can change as small producers open, close or change their activities. Many are family-run bodegas offering visits, vineyard tours and wine tastings, while others concentrate on production and are not regularly open to visitors.
Ronda offers a wide variety of wine-related activities. Visitors can take part in wine tasting tours, vineyard walks, and guided visits to winemaking facilities. Many bodegas include tapas with tastings, and some even offer full meals paired with house wines.
One standout experience is at La Perla Blanca, a boutique hotel surrounded by vineyards. It offers on-site wine tours featuring BadMan Wines, making it the only hotel in Ronda with its own bodega.
Yes, several wineries in the Serranía de Ronda welcome visitors. Depending on the bodega, you may be able to tour the vineyards and winery, learn about the winemaking process and finish with a tasting of the wines produced there. Some wineries also offer meals or accommodation. It is important to check availability and book in advance, as smaller bodegas may only receive visitors by appointment.
There isn’t one single best winery in Ronda, as the experience varies between bodegas. Some specialise in traditional winemaking, while others offer vineyard tours, food pairings or accommodation. Doña Felisa, Descalzos Viejos, Bodegas Kieninger, La Melonera and Cortijo Los Aguilares are among the wineries visitors can consider, but the right choice depends on the type of wine tour and experience you’re looking for.
Yes, Ronda also offers olive oil tasting tours. These experiences include guided walks through olive groves, citrus orchards, and vineyards. Some even showcase unique design elements by famed architect Philippe Starck, blending agriculture with creative landscape design. It’s a chance to immerse yourself in Andalusian terroir beyond just wine.
Wine tasting is available at several wineries around Ronda, usually as part of a guided visit. Tastings can include the bodega’s own red, white and rosé wines, and some experiences also include local food. Because many of the wineries are small producers outside the city centre, check the booking arrangements before setting out rather than assuming you can simply arrive and taste.
Yes, booking in advance is recommended. Many wineries in the Serranía de Ronda are small producers and visits are arranged around their normal winemaking activities. Booking also allows you to choose the type of tasting or tour you want and, where offered, add a meal or other experience. This is particularly important during weekends and the busy summer and autumn periods.
Yes, but your options are more limited. Most wineries are located outside Ronda and are easier to reach by car or as part of an organised wine tour. If you don’t want to drive, booking a tour that includes transport can be a much simpler way to visit a bodega and enjoy the tasting without having to worry about driving afterwards.
Any comments are welcome, and please let me know if I have missed any wineries or wine companies offering wine tasting tours in Ronda, Spain. I’ll do my best to keep this list up to date as the local wine scene continues to develop.
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Hello from Canada
Are there any tours that depart and end from Ronda that includes transportation? Or is it possible to rent a bike/e-bike somewhere to reach the different wineries? I am planning a trip this September.
Thanks!