Ronda winery tour from Granada
Private Shore Excursion and Day Trips from Granada to Ronda Winery.
Spend a day in Ronda visiting its significant wineries, part of a winemaking tradition dating back to Roman times. There are 28 wineries to explore in the region.
Our journey from Granada to Ronda takes about an hour and a half, showcasing the beautiful Andalusian countryside with its charming white villages.
Just outside Ronda, the winery offers stunning vineyard views. The two-hour tour includes a walk through the vineyards, where a guide shares insights on reviving lost grape varieties and the effects of altitude and soil on growth. The tour ends with a delightful wine tasting.
After the winery visit, enjoy two hours of free time to explore Ronda, one of Spain’s oldest towns, known for its breathtaking gorge views and the iconic Puente Nuevo (New Bridge).
Ronda winery private day trips and tours from Granada
- Season: All year.
- Scheduled days: Available Daily. (Subject to availability)
- Departure time: From 9am or choose your ideal departure time.
- Duration:
Approx. 8 hours.
- Pick up point:
From your accommodation in Granada city
- Return point: To your accommodation in Granada city
- Included: Private Mercedes vehicle, English speaking driver, visit of winery for 2-hour tour including wine tasting, visit of Ronda and free time.
- Not included: Gratuities, food, drinks and all other expenses.
Ronda is among the oldest towns in Spain, with origins tracing back to the Neolithic era, and many remnants of that time are still visible today.
The town effortlessly preserves its charm, even with the influx of thousands of tourists each year, especially within its historic district. Ronda is renowned for its breathtaking views over the dramatic El Tajo gorge. Visitors flock to the 18th-century Puente Nuevo, the 'New' bridge, which gracefully spans a drop of 100 meters below.
The promenade that winds around the gorge offers spectacular vistas of the Serranía de Ronda mountains. Ronda’s intriguing history is marked by the footprints of Romans and Moors, and it was one of the last Moorish strongholds to succumb to the Spanish Conquistadors.
Additionally, the town boasts numerous remarkable historical landmarks that attract visitors from all corners of the globe. One of the most significant sites in Ronda is the Plaza de Toros, or Bullring.
This particular bullring holds the title of the oldest bullfighting arena in Spain. It is recognized as the birthplace of the art of bullfighting; although it now operates as a museum, it still hosts fights during Ronda's festive celebrations.
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