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Spain and Portugal Customized Tours | Eatour Specialist Full Day Small Group Excursion to Ronda (including one winery) from Costa del Sol Full-Day Costa del Sol On Request ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ (Duration: 8h Best Rate 0 User Reviews approx. depending on pick up point) Enjoy a full day small group coach excursion from the Costa del Sol to the ancient city of Ronda and a visit to a wine cellar Highlights • Fully equipped Minibus and English Speaking Official Guides • Discover Ronda, one of the loveliest and most historical town of Andalucia • Visit a very famous wine cellar to enjoy a visit performed by an oenologist. General Overview Country: Spain Type: Full Day Tour Small Group Region: Andalusia Theme: Scheduled Coach Sightseeing Tour City: Costa del Sol Group Size: 1 or more People Duration: Full-Day (Duration: 8h approx. Price from: € depending on pick up point) Introduction Discover the beautiful city of Ronda, one of the loveliest and most historical town of Andalucia. Ronda sits in the heart of the Serrania de Ronda, about 100kms from the city of Malaga and with a population of approximately 35,000 inhabitants. Surrounded by lush river valleys and sitting above a deep ravine, it is a place that literally takes your breath away when seeing it. It is one of the most beautiful and visited cities in Spain and a very popular day trip for people on a Costa del Sol holiday. The unusual geography of Ronda, which is divided in two by the precipice of the Guadalevín River, leaves no one indifferent. In this experience, we will visit the most emblematic places by the hand of our best guide: The Bullring, Don Bosco House and the Mondragón Palace. After the tour, you will have free time around the town historical center to then, go to a very famous wine cellar to enjoy a visit performed by an oenologist where to discover the process of winemaking and taste some local tapas. Day by day itinerary DAY 1: COSTA DEL SOL - RONDA- COSTA DEL SOL • 07:30AM - 08:15AM approx: Departure from designated pick up points in Benalmadena, Torremolinos, Malaga, Nerja (See Important Info, Pick ups for exact times and locations) • Travel to Ronda • On arrival to Ronda you will visit the most emblematic places by the hand of our best guide: The Bullring, Don Bosco House and the Mondragón Palace. • After the tour you will have some free time around the town historical center • Then we will go to a very famous wine cellar to enjoy a visit performed by an oenologist where we will discover the process of winemaking and taste some local tapas. • 3:30PM approx Return to same location as pick up in the Costa del Sol END OF TOUR SERVICES Included • Fully equipped bus • Small group of maximum 17 passengers and maximum 5 stops • All kinds of amenities on board: wifi, refreshing water, and mobile chargers. • English-Speaking local guide • Guided tour of the city and free time • Tickets to visit the Plaza de Toros, Don Bosco House, and Mondragón Palace. • Guided visit to a winery • Local tapas and wine tasting • Travel insurance. • Local Taxes Excluded • Lunch, beverages or other services not specified above. • Passport & Visa fees • Personal & Travel Insurance • Gratuities/Tips to Guides (Not mandatory but given if you have a good time) Pick up • BENALMÁDENA | 7:30AM Calle del Arroyo de la Miel (AT THE GALP GAS STATION) • TORREMOLINOS | 7:45AM Av. de Manuel Fraga Iribarne (AT THE McDONALDS) • MÁLAGA | 8:15AM Paseo Reding 24, Málaga (AT THE BULLRING BUS STOP) • NERJA| 7:30AM Av. de Pescia (AT THE BUS STOP) Drop off • 03:30PM approx Return to same location as pick up in the Costa del Sol. Cancellation policy • Up to 72 hrs before: Fully Refundable • Under 72 hrs : 100% Non-Refundable Map .
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