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Horseriding companies in Ronda

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The countryside around Ronda is perfect for all sorts of activities from walking, hiking, cycling to wildlife holidays and birdwatching. There are horseriding companies in Ronda.

Here are a few details to get you started.

Caballos y Vino

Horses and Wine in Ronda
Horses and Wine in Ronda

Horseriding in the fabulous Ronda countryside.

Caballos y Vino, just a few kilometres from the town of Ronda, is owned and run by Sandra Jochim, an experienced horsewoman who has excellent, first-hand knowledge of the local area, too. She also speaks four languages – German, English, Spanish & Horse!

At Caballos y Vino, you enjoy a ride on safe, reliable horses and discover the beautiful countryside around Ronda. Small groups of 2-4 persons guarantee a convivial atmosphere.

Bookings can be made at short notice.

Find out more on the website and facebook of Caballos y Vino

http://caballosyvino.wixsite.com/horseridingronda/company

https://www.facebook.com/Caballosyvino/

Telephone/Whatsapp +34 622 24 77 57

Tambor del LLano (Grazalema)

Tambor del LLano- Grazalema
Tambor del LLano- Grazalema

An ecofarm, hotel and riding school, Tambor del Llano is located just 5 kilometres from the village of Grazalema and 20 Kilometres from Ronda. They provide trail rides and multiple day Horse-packing adventures. With Tambor del LLano you can discover the Grazalema Natural Park from horseback.

Riders of all levels are welcome and their expert guides will help you decide on your riding program

More information on the Tambor del LLano website.

https://www.tambordelllano.es/en/

Riding School of the Real Maestranza de Caballería of Ronda

Riding School of the Real Maestranza de Caballería of Ronda
Riding School of the Real Maestranza de Caballería of Ronda

Technical and sport training specialized in professional classical dressage

The Riding School of the Real Maestranza de Caballería of Ronda is one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious. Its origins date back to the founding days of the Institution, two years after the founding of the Vienna Spanish Riding School in 1571.

The School shows a strong track record in the professional teaching of classical dressage, figures prominently in the sport world and maintains a strong commitment to the Spanish Sporting Horse. It provides technical and sports training to its students, as well as an opportunity to obtain one of the recognized qualifications in professional equestrian education.

More information on the website of the Riding School of the Real Maestranza de Caballería of Ronda

https://www.rmcr.org/es/horse_riding.html

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Guided Tours around Ronda

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There are some excellent guided tours around Ronda and the white villages (Pueblos Blancos) of Malaga and Cádiz. Day trips start from from many of the nearby cities such as Seville, Málaga and the Costa del Sol area of Andalucia.

Going it alone? Check out Ronda Todays very own VoiceMap GPS Audio Guide for Ronda here: https://www.rondatoday.com/the-voicemap-gps-audio-guide-for-ronda/ Written and recorded by Clive the author of Ronda Today. :)

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Why use a local guide in Ronda?

Using a local guide can provide many benefits, such as:

  • Insider knowledge: Local guides have a deep understanding of the culture, history, and customs of the area. They can provide unique insights and perspectives that you may not find in a guidebook or online.
  • Language skills: A local guide can speak the language fluently, This helps you navigate any communication barriers you may encounter.
  • Safety: A local guide can help you navigate unfamiliar areas safely and can also be a valuable resource if you get lost or need assistance.
  • Connections: Local guides often have connections in the community. This provides access to experiences or locations that may not be easily accessible to tourists.
  • Saving Time: Local guides often know the best routes, shortcuts and insider tips to help you make the most of your time.
  • Cultural immersion: Local guides can help you immerse in the local culture more and get the most out of your trip.
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Bullfighting in Ronda

The Ronda style of bullfighting is rumored to have originated by accident in Ronda’s Philip II’s Centre for Horsemanship when a gentleman training on horse was unseated in the path of a bull they used to train officers in horsemanship.

A local man, Francisco Romero distracted the bull on foot using his hat, thus securing both the life of the aristocrat, and inventing a new form of bullfighting perfected by his grandson, Pedro Romero (1754-1839).

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Reservatauro Ronda

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Love it or hate it, bullfighting is an important part of Spanish heritage with most people only learning about it from a short visit to a bullring. Reservatauro Ronda has changed that and allows people to see a more in depth perspective of bulls and bullfighting.

Book your tickets for Reservatauro Ronda

You can book online by clicking the picture below. Just select your dates, language, how many people and book safely at Get Your Guide.

This is a working breeding farm of fighting bulls and pure Andalusian horses, located just 5 km from Ronda. It was created by the bullfighter Rafael Tejada. It is open to the public, giving visitors the opportunity to share in the lives of these fantastic animals throughout all their breeding stages and their fascinating selection process, as well as interact with them.

You can also reserve entry tickets over at Viator here.

Reservatauro offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the environment of the “king of the meadow”. During the tour, you’ll be guided by professionals who will teach you about various aspects of bull keeping, the selective breeding process, and provide you with the chance to observe the bulls up close. You’ll also have the chance to see erales and mother cows with their newborn calves. Furthermore, you can admire the fantastic herd of horses and their foals, born in the spring, while also observing the fauna and flora of the Serranía de Ronda.

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Exclusive private tours in Spain

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Spain is a favorite destination for travellers and across the Iberian Peninsula there can be found carefully designed and, sometimes very exclusive private tours in Spain that combine cultural touring, food and wine experiences, luxury hotels and special-interest activities customized to individual interests.

Private guides and drivers are sometimes essential to getting the most out of Spain’s rich culture, including fascinating cities such as Madrid, Barcelona and Seville; whitewashed villages, ancient churches and royal palaces; incredible UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Alhambra, the buildings of Gaudi, and the historic center of Toledo; historic Jewish Quarters and synagogues; world-class museums such as the Prado, Reina Sofia and Guggenheim Bilbao; and much more.

Take a look at some of the exclusive private tours in Spain from the pages of Viator

Private tours in Spain offer a unique opportunity to experience the country’s rich culture and history, with an emphasis on luxury and personalization. These tours include:

  • Customizable itineraries tailored to individual interests, including visits to fascinating cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville; whitewashed villages; ancient churches; royal palaces; and much more.
  • Immersive experiences in off-the-beaten-path destinations, away from the typical tourist routes.
  • Access to exclusive cultural events and activities, such as tickets to world-class museums, including the Prado, Reina Sofia, and Guggenheim Bilbao.
  • Luxury accommodations in top-rated hotels.
  • Personalized tour experiences, including private guides and drivers, restaurant reservations, shopping recommendations, and local contacts at associate offices throughout Spain.
  • The comfort and exclusivity of private transportation, avoiding large crowds and lines.
  • Tailored experiences, such as wine tastings or private cooking lessons, catering to individual interests.
  • Flexibility to change the itinerary on the go, accommodating unexpected discoveries or changing interests.

With all these features, private tours in Spain offer a unique, unforgettable experience that combines the best of culture, history, food, wine, and luxury.

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