Marbella to Ronda.
The journey from Marbella to Ronda offers a scenic adventure through the stunning landscapes of Andalusia. As you leave the coastal charm of Marbella behind, winding roads lead you through picturesque villages, olive groves, and rolling hillsides. Arriving in Ronda, perched dramatically atop a gorge, you’re greeted by its rich history, ancient architecture, and breathtaking views. Whether for a day trip or an extended stay, the journey from Marbella to Ronda promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of southern Spain.
Ronda, Marbella.
Ronda is a picturesque country town located 50 kilometers to the north of Marbella, marks the start of a breathtaking journey that leads through the exclusive gated communities of La Zagaleta and El Madronal, mega mansions and awe-inspiring views. To reach this destination, one must first embark on a roughly five-minute journey up a gently winding road that cuts through the lush slopes covered in the greenery of traditional oak and pine. These hills provide privacy and tranquility for the luxurys homes that sit on their slopes, offering commanding views of the Mediterranean Sea, golf courses and the distinct outline of Gibraltar’s Rock. With Marbella only a short 15-minute drive away, this is an excellent location to begin exploring the region’s natural beauty.
Day trip to ronda from marbella.
Embark on an enchanting day trip from Marbella to Ronda, immersing yourself in the rich history and breathtaking scenery of Andalusia. Departing from the coastal beauty of Marbella, the journey leads you through winding roads and picturesque landscapes. Upon arrival in Ronda, explore its ancient architecture, dramatic cliffs, and historic landmarks. Whether wandering through charming streets or gazing upon panoramic vistas, a day trip to Ronda from Marbella promises an unforgettable adventure in southern Spain.
Wine tasting.
A trip to Marbella from Málaga’s city center takes around 40 minutes, while getting to the mountain town of La Serrana Ronda, to the north of Marbella, takes about an hour (give or take due to traffic). The exceptional wine tastings and excursions are what set this apart. Ronda is home to some of Spain’s most famous wine tastings, with a wide variety of bodega options for hosting wine tasting parties and snacking on tapas. Since Malaga is so well-known for its wine, you can bet that the city is plenty with vineyards and wineries to visit.
We recommend visiting the vineyards of Finca La Melonera in Ronda for a leisurely outing, where you can partake in a bespoke wine-tasting tour, learn about the different grape varieties and visit the barrel room, and the tour concludes after two hours with an actual wine-tasting accompanied by a selection of different tapas. Another must-see attraction in Ronda is the awe-inspiring Puente Nuevo bridge, which connects the modern part of the city with the Moorish part. For such an undertaking, Costa Excursions is the prime service provider, offering private drivers and tour guides fluent in both Spanish and English.