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  Ronda & Setenil de las Bodegas: Full-Day Andalusian Escape from Seville

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  10 hours • day trips

  from €164 per person
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  Pueblos Blancos & Ronda: Full-Day Scenic Tour from Seville

  4.8

  10 hours • day trips

  from €161 per person
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  3 Cities in One Day: Córdoba, Zahara & Ronda

  4.8

  12 hours • day trips

  from €203 per person

Your Amazing Ronda Day Trip from Seville

Escape the Seville bustle for a day and journey to a town perched on a cliff! A private Ronda day trip from Seville is your ticket to breathtaking views and unforgettable stories. Let's make memories in Ronda!

• A Bridge Through Time on Your Ronda Day Trip

  Ronda's iconic Puente Nuevo (New Bridge) dramatically spans the 120-meter-deep El Tajo gorge. Despite its name, construction began in 1751 and took 34 years, a monumental feat of 18th-century engineering.

• Culture and Corrida: A Ronda Story

  Considered the birthplace of modern bullfighting, Ronda's Plaza de Toros is one of Spain's oldest bullrings. Step into this legendary arena and feel the history on your private Ronda day trip from Seville.

• Savor the Flavors of a Ronda Day Trip

  A Ronda day trip is incomplete without savoring its cuisine. Taste the rich, slow-cooked oxtail stew (Rabo de Toro) or sample local Payoyo cheese, perfectly paired with wine from the region's vineyards.

• Walk in Hemingway's Footsteps in Ronda

  American author Ernest Hemingway was deeply in love with Ronda. He frequented the town, drawing inspiration from its dramatic landscapes and bullfighting culture for his famous novels 'For Whom the Bell Tolls'.

• Discover Ancient Secrets on Your Ronda Tour

  Beneath the city streets lie the Arab Baths, some of the best-preserved in Spain. Dating back to the 13th century, they offer a fascinating glimpse into the daily life and social customs of Moorish Ronda.