Best Things to Do in Ronda, Ronda, Spain

Ronda was one of those places that caught me off guard in the best way. Within a few hours of wandering around, I found myself thinking, “Oooh, I could live here.” Yes, I know I say that about many places, but the mix of dramatic scenery, easy walking streets, and a relaxed atmosphere makes it one of the most enjoyable towns my friend and I visited in Andalucía.

We spent a whole day exploring - plus an extra evening on either side - and this guide covers everything we actually did, what we skipped, and what surprised us: no over-planned schedule, just simple suggestions for your own trip.

Ronda is in Andalusia (Andalucía), southern Spain, roughly between Málaga and Seville. The town is famous for its clifftop location and the deep gorge (El Tajo) that splits it in two. The setting is dramatic, but the city itself feels calm and welcoming.

We hired a car from Málaga Airport, which made the trip very easy. It takes around 1 hour and 45 minutes, and the drive climbs into the mountains with some great views.

You can also reach Ronda by train. From Málaga, take the train and change at Antequera Santa Ana for a direct connection to Ronda. The whole journey usually takes 2-2.5 hours, and the station is an easy walk into town. You can book your train tickets in advance here. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).