Day 1 - White villages in Andalucia

Seville - The guide will pick you up at the closest meeting point to your accommodation. Our pick up points: at Calle Trajano nº6, at the Hotel Don Paco (Plaza Padre Jerónimo de Córdoba nº4), and at Calle Rastro 12A.

Zahara de la Sierra - Before to arrive to Zahara you will visit the oil mill El Vínculo, where you will learn all the process of the traditional production of olive oil.
In Zahara de la Sierra you will enjoy a pleasant walk through its steep streets and the wonderful views of its natural surroundings, a tour full of surprises and photographs to be taken.

Grazalema - We will walk through the streets of Grazalema to discover the most beautiful landscape before making a stop for lunch.

Ronda - You will discover the most important enclaves of the romantic city of Ronda, such as the Alameda, the Paseo de los Toreros or the impressive Puente Nuevo.

At the end of the tour, on foot through Ronda, in your accommodation you will be able to rest after a long and intense day.

Day 2 - The impressive city of Ronda

Ronda - After breakfast, you can enjoy the second day to discover other corners of Ronda at your leisure, do some shopping or some activity.

The guide will give you the meeting around 17:30 h. to set off for Seville.

• Professional guide
• Round-trip shared transfer
• Breakfast
• Visit an oil mill in Zahara de la Sierra
• Overnight accommodation including breakfast
• Pickup and drop-off service

• Extra food and drinks
• Gratuities

Entrust us with the arrangements of your two-day journey through the remarkable ‘White Villages’ and Ronda. Be astounded by these brilliant white painted towns, remarkable for their consistent look and cliff-hanging architecture. These historical habitations have weathered wars and shifts of power. Their survival up to this day testifies to the superior architectural techniques of the ancient Moorish settlers.

Additionally, make a stop at the town of Ronda. As one of the well-known ‘White Villages,’ it’s sure to leave you spellbound. Set on a plateau, this town provides stunning, sweeping vistas of the valleys beneath and offers great admiration for the cliff sides. Ronda is split into two areas by a phenomenal 120-meter deep gorge, traversed by a stone bridge from the 18th century that’s sure to make you feel as though you’ve stepped into a fantasy world.

• Not recommended for wheelchair users and people with mobility impairments

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.