Ronda winery tour from Malaga
Private Shore Excursions and Day Trips to Ronda Winery from Malaga.
Spend a day in Ronda exploring its renowned wineries, celebrated for winemaking since Roman times. Currently, there are 28 wineries in the region.
Our journey begins with a scenic drive from Malaga, about an hour and a half to the winery region, showcasing breathtaking views of the Andalusian countryside, charming white villages, and dramatic landscapes.
Nestled in the countryside, the winery overlooks picturesque vineyards. Your 2-hour tour starts with a stroll through the vineyards, where your guide shares insights about reviving lost grape varieties and the effects of altitude and soil on growth. Conclude with a delightful wine tasting.
After the winery visit, enjoy two hours of free time in historic Ronda, one of Spain's oldest towns, known for stunning views from the gorge walkway and the magnificent Puente Nuevo (New Bridge).
Ronda winery private day trips and tours from Malaga
- 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 Malaga city or Malaga cruise port (additional charges from other pick up areas maybe applicable).
- Return point: To your accommodation in Malaga city and Malaga cruise port.
- 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 one of Spain's oldest towns, with roots tracing back to the Neolithic era, and remnants of that ancient period can still be seen today.
Despite attracting thousands of tourists each year, particularly to its historic district, the town has managed to maintain much of its original charm. Ronda is particularly renowned for its breathtaking views of the majestic El Tajo gorge. Visitors flock to the 18th-century Puente Nuevo, or 'New Bridge,' which elegantly spans the incredible 100-meter drop beneath.
The promenade that winds around the gorge offers spectacular vistas of the Serranía de Ronda mountains. Ronda's rich history is marked by influences from both the Romans and Moors, and it was one of the last Moorish strongholds to succumb to the Spanish Conquistadors.
Additionally, the town boasts a variety of remarkable historical sites that draw visitors from across the globe. Among them, the Plaza de Toros, or Bullring, stands out as a significant landmark.
This bullring holds the distinction of being the oldest in all of Spain, where the tradition of bullfighting originated. While it now functions as a museum, it continues to host bullfights during Ronda’s festivities.
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