



by Francesc Minguella Munoz
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€190This day trip from Seville lasts about nine to ten hours and includes visits to Zahara de la Sierra, Setenil de las Bodegas, and Ronda. The journey begins traveling southeast toward the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park in Cádiz province, an area known for its high rainfall and protected pinsapo spruce forests. The first stop is Zahara de la Sierra, a white village where visitors have around fifty minutes to walk through the streets, see the viewpoint overlooking the Sierra, and optionally have a snack. Next, the tour continues to Setenil de las Bodegas, a village famous for its houses built into rock formations. Guests spend about seventy-five minutes exploring the unique architecture and may choose to try local wines or cuisine at their own expense. The final destination is Ronda, one of the oldest cities in the West with Celtic origins. Visitors spend approximately two and a half hours walking through key sites including Alameda del Tajo, the Bullring, and the New Bridge that divides the town. There is free time for additional sightseeing, shopping, or selecting a place for lunch independently. The tour includes private air-conditioned transportation. Tea, coffee, and lunch are not provided.
Zahara de la Sierra
Leaving Seville, the tour travels southeast to the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park in Cádiz province, known for high rainfall and protected pinsapo spruce forests. The stop in Zahara de la Sierra lasts about 50 minutes, allowing a walk through the village streets and time at the viewpoint overlooking the Sierra. Guests can have a snack here if they choose.
50 min
Setenil de las Bodegas
From Zahara de la Sierra, the trip proceeds to Setenil de las Bodegas, a village famous for its houses built into rock formations. Visitors spend around 75 minutes exploring the town, admiring the architecture, and may taste local wines or food on their own.
75 min
Ronda
The last stop is Ronda, a city with Celtic origins and one of the oldest in the West. The group spends about 150 minutes walking notable sites such as Alameda del Tajo, the Bullring, and the New Bridge that divides the city. There is free time to visit other monuments, shop, or have lunch in one of the many bars and restaurants.
150 min