Ronda Trains, Malaga, Granada, Madrid

Getting to Ronda

Ronda is a beautiful city located in the province of Málaga in the Andalusia region of Spain. Visitors can choose from a variety of transportation options to reach the city, including by train, bus, car, or even plane. (The nearest airports are Málaga, Sevilla and Jerez de la Fronter all of which are approximately a two-hour drive away.)

For those who prefer to take the train, there is a direct line from Málaga to Ronda, while bus travel is also available with several companies offering regular services (see below for prices and booking tickets.) Alternatively, visitors can choose to rent a car or take a taxi to explore the surrounding areas. Regardless of the mode of transportation chosen, getting to Ronda is an easy and convenient experience.

Getting here by Car

Driving  from Andalucía’s other main cities is quite possible. The Costa del Sol and Málaga areas being about an hour and a half away. Ronda is an hour and a half from Seville and around 2 hours from Córdoba. Granada takes around 2.5 to 3 hours depending on traffic and conditions.

With travel times like these Ronda can be a day trip from many of Andalucía’s main cities. Or, if you prefer the comfort and quiet of staying in Ronda, then many other main cities of Andalucía are within easy reach.

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If you are looking for a parking space in the center of Ronda, the APK2 Plaza del Socorro parking lot is ideal. Located very close to the main tourist attractions of the city, such as the Plaza de Toros de Real Maestranza, Puente Nuevo and Mirador, from here you can stroll through the old town and find the most popular restaurants and hotels. Book your parking space in Ronda now

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If you are looking for free parking space in Ronda, then consider choose a hotel with free parking.

Driving by car from Málaga.

There are two routes from Málaga. The route recommended by Google Maps (see below) is to drive down the coast on the motorway (N-340) to Marbella, though two options exist, the free Autovia (A-7) or the toll Autopista (AP-7). A few kilometres past Marbella take the San Pedro de Alcantara exit, at which point you follow the signs for Ronda (A-376).

Map-Malaga to Ronda
Map-Malaga to Ronda

This route is very scenic, but the stretch from San Pedro  has been described as one of the more challenging roads in Southern Spain. Generally the road seems safe, and driving at the recommended speed limit whilst slowing for the tight corners will see you arrive safely. The entire trip from Málaga should take around 1.5 hours if traffic isn’t congested.

The other approach is to head inland from Málaga instead of taking the coast road. This particular route has recently been upgraded in places and sometimes takes just over an hour.

From Malaga  follow the signs for the N-340 but take the A-7 until you see signs for the A-357 Guadalhorce /Churriana. Keep on the A-357 until you reach Cartama, then follow the signs for the A-367 towards Campillos.

Map-San Pedro to Ronda
Map-San Pedro to Ronda
Private hire taxi from Malaga

Sit back and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Spanish countryside as you make your way to Ronda, hassle-free. With our luxurious private transfer service from Malaga Airport, you can experience the utmost comfort and convenience. Upon arrival at the airport, your professional driver will be waiting for you. Drivers are carefully selected and possess extensive local knowledge, so don’t hesitate to ask them for recommendations on what to see and do during your stay. Click the image below for booking and prices.

Book your taxis online in advance from Malaga or Seville

Sit back and relax on a private airport transfer for arrivals from Malaga Airport to your accommodations in Ronda.: Click here for a taxi to Ronda from Malaga.

Pre-book a comfortable private transfer and enjoy door-to-door service from Seville to Ronda, suitable for all group sizes.: Click here for a taxi to Ronda from Seville.

By Train

Remember that Ronda is  well serviced by trains and it is very easy to Book a RENFE train to Ronda.  Train daytrips to the Alhambra in Granada, Mezquita in Córdoba, or the Picaso Museum in Malaga are also possible. See the main train information page for here.

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By bus

Getting to Ronda by bus is quite easy and there are several bus companies that service Ronda and the villages of the Serranía de Ronda. These are Damas, Comes, Transportes Generales Portillo, Horizonte Sur, Autocares Lara, and Sierra de las Nieves.. See here for information about buying bus tickets to Ronda: https://www.rondatoday.com/ronda-bus-timetables/ Or, just use the search box above.


Getting to Ronda with a tour company

Apart from activities within Ronda many trips and tours from other cities are available from major cities in Andalucia such as Seville, Cádiz and Malaga. Have a look at the Get Your Guide options below.


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