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Once in Spain there are many ways to get to Ronda:
- Rental
Car - Defintely the most convenient way to get around. In Spain,
they drive on
the same side of the road as in the U.S.
- Coach/Bus - From many cities/towns
in the Andalucian region you will also be able to get a coach/bus
to Ronda.
- Train -
From Malaga and Seville to Ronda with a change in Bobadillo.
 Rental Car
It’s definitely best to reserve a car before arriving in Spain (see suggestions
below driving directions). It is worth asking your rental company if they have
a map.
Driving
to Ronda from Malaga:
This
is probably the most direct
of two routes:
Leaving the airport follow the signs to Algeciras/Cádiz on
to the highway.
After about 25km the road will split into the AP 7 and A7(N340).
The AP7
is a
toll road and much quicker. Take the exit at San Pedro de Alcántara and
look for A376 to Ronda. You will drive up the mountain on a
winding
road and end up in Ronda – just keep following the signs.
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Driving
to Ronda from Seville:
Take the road A
374 in the direction of Utrera. Remain on A 374, bypassing Utrera, El Coronil and Puerto
Serrano. Shortly after you will come to a T-junction. Turn left
and follow the road to Algodonales. A few kilometres passed this
village you will see a sign to your right, indicating Ronda
- A 374. Turn right here and follow it for about 30 kms.
Note: Until Oct 2005 A374 road was A 376
and is still indicated in maps like this.
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Driving
to Ronda from Jerez:
Take
the road A 382 east in the direction of Ronda.
Remain on A 382,
bypassing Villamartin and Algodonales. A few
kilometres passed this village you will see a sign to your right,
indicating Ronda
- A 374. Follow this road for about 30 kms.
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Rental Car Agencies (Local to Spain): (probably best value)
International
Rental Car Agencies:
Coach/
Bus Companies
There is a great network of buses which make their way several times to Ronda
every day. Andalucia.com provides
extensive information about all bus companies and schedules from several locations
all over Andalucia to Ronda.
Bus
Companies that drive from Malaga to Ronda:
Take
a taxi or local bus at the airport to get to the Málaga
Central
bus station. The bus stop in the airport to get to Malaga Central
bus station is located outside the exit from the arrival hall.
Approx Price: Euro 9 each way
Approx Trip Length: 1.5 hours
(Try to take
a direct bus)
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Los
Amarillos
Tel: + 34 952 18 70 61
http://www.losamarillos.es/
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Portillo
Tel: + 34 902 143 144
http://www.ctsa-portillo.com/ |
Bus
Companies that drive from Seville to Ronda:
Take
a taxi at the airport to get to
Prado de San Sebastian bus station.
Approx Price: Euro 9.50 each way
Approx Trip Length: 2.5 hours
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Los
Amarillos
Tel: + 34 952 18 70 61
http://www.losamarillos.es/
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Comes
Tel: + 34 952 87 19 92 |
Train
The
routes from Malaga and Seville require a change in Bobadilla. There appear
to be frequent services to Ronda.
You can get the most up-to-date schedule information at: http://www.renfe.es/.
(You can view in English also)
Tel: + 34 902 24 02 02
Train
from Malaga to Ronda:
Malaga to Bobadilla (length: 45 mins).
Change here for the Ronda train.
Bobadilla
to Ronda train (length: 55 mins)
Approx Price: Euro 20.00 each way
Train from Seville to Ronda:
Seville to Bobadilla (length: 1 hour 20 mins).
Change here for the Ronda train.
Bobadilla to Ronda train (length: 55 mins)
Approx Price: Euro 20.00 each way
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