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Make a holiday rental apartment or villa in Ronda, Spain your home away from home

Ronda, despite being one of the fastest growing towns in Spain has managed to retain a huge amount of its historic charm, and as a result, has become the third most visited place in the whole of Andalucia. Standing high in the Serrania de Ronda, 60km from Marbella, Ronda is a favourite day trip from the Costa del Sol, but there is much more to see and do in Ronda than you can get through in just a day or two.

Things to do in Ronda, Spain

Ronda is actually best known for the dramatic gorges and rock escarpments which surround the town. The sheer El Tajo Gorge and the huge Puente Nuevo which straddles it are usually the very first place that people head towards when they arrive at their accommodation in Ronda, and when you first see it, you will know why. The views from the bridge over the Sierra de Ronda Mountains are simply breath-taking, but to stand on the Puente Nuevo you need a bit of a head for heights.

There have been artefacts found from throughout the centuries, some dating back as far as pre-historic times. Displays piecing together the history of Ronda can be found throughout the town, as it is filled with excellent museums including the Museum of the City, the Museum of Hunting and the Wine Museum of Ronda. The ruins of the huge Roman stone amphitheatre at Ronda la Vieja are well worth visiting from a Ronda villa as are the Arab baths in the Jewish quarter.

The vast swathes of land encompassed by the Sierra de la Nieves Nature Park are the ideal retreat for nature lovers. Protecting many of the native creatures and plants of the Ronda area, the park consists of some very rugged terrain, crossed by caverns, cliffs and gorges, which form home to mountain goats, wild cats and golden eagles to name just a few species.

The Feria Goyesca in the first weeks of September is a very eventful time to take a Ronda villa. The Feria Goyesca is a huge bullfighting spectacle which comes home to the birthplace of modern bullfighting, Ronda.

Places to holiday in Ronda, Spain

If you need to spend a little time on the beach during your time in accommodation in Ronda, Marbella is just over half an hour away, making a perfect day trip from a villa or apartment in Ronda as you can easily be back form the beaches in time for a delightfully relaxed evening meal in one of Ronda’s famous restaurants. Marbella is among the most famous of all Spanish resorts, and as a result, has attracted the investment needed to make sure every whim and fancy of visitors are catered for in style.

Weather in Ronda, Spain

Throughout the year, temperatures average 16?C, with daily peaks in the summer reaching the mid 30’s (?C). Even during the winter months, temperatures tend to hover around the 15?C mark, ideal for exploring, which is why Ronda villas with pools are so highly regarded.

Flights to Ronda, Spain

Malaga Airport (AGP) is just over 100km from a Ronda holiday rental. There is no difficulty in reaching Malaga from the UK as flights arrive from 20 British airports daily. The journey from Malaga to your accommodation in Ronda may be slightly trickier, but there are plenty of car rental options from the airport or you can take a bus, train or coach into the centre of Ronda.