Ronda

Most visitors to Ronda see the bullring and assume that’s the whole story — a museum, some Goya prints, a sand-floored arena that hasn’t hosted a real fight in months. Five kilometres outside town, Reservatauro shows the other half of […]

We’ve watched hundreds of guests photograph the Puente Nuevo over the years, and the pattern is almost always the same: they arrive at the obvious spot, take the obvious shot everyone’s seen a thousand times, and move on without knowing […]

For 250 years, the only way to see the Puente Nuevo was from above — from the viewpoints in Ronda’s old town, looking down into a gorge most visitors never actually enter. Since April 2024, that’s changed. The Desfiladero del […]

One day in Ronda is enough — if you use it well. The town is compact, the main sights are within 20 minutes’ walk of each other, and 6 hours on the ground covers everything worth seeing. The mistake most […]

Short answer: yes — Ronda is absolutely worth visiting. After more than 12 years running private tours from Malaga and Marbella, we’ve taken thousands of guests to Ronda, and the feedback is near-unanimous: it’s the highlight of most people’s trip […]

The short answer: Puente Nuevo is the 18th-century stone bridge over the El Tajo gorge in Ronda. It was built between 1759 and 1793, stands about 98 metres above the river, and joins the old town (La Ciudad) with the […]