HOW TO GET from Seville to Ronda

Best way to travel from Seville to Ronda

Car is the fastest option (1 h 45 min) to get from Seville to Ronda.
Taking part in a guided tour is a very convenient way to discover Ronda.
Although usually slower than the car, bus is another alternative (up to 2 h 45 min).
Trains are slower and more expensive than buses.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Car

Seville and Ronda are separated by 130 km (81 miles) which take about 1:45 hours to drive, using the roads A-374 and A-375.

Don't miss: Get the best deals on rental cars in Spain

To find the best deals on rental cars, we recommend Discover Cars, which searches through the web for the best prices.

PARKING IN SEVILLE

Organized Day Tour

If you are in Seville but don’t have that much time to visit Ronda, taking part in a guided tour can be a great option. You can book a day trip tour that starts in Seville and will take you to Ronda and back within the same day.

Another advantage of the tour is the fact that you will be accompanied by a guide and learn much more about your surroundings. Usually these tours are very complete and include some other nice stops throughout the day (e.g. picturesque white village of Zahara de la Sierra).

DAY TOUR OF RONDA FROM SEVILLE

Bus

The company Damas runs 3 to 4 daily buses from Seville to Ronda. The trip takes between 2 and 3 hours. A one-way ticket costs 14.20€. In Seville, the buses leave from the Plaza de Armas station.

Cheap tickets: Find the best prices on bus tickets

SEVILLE'S BUS STATION

Seville’s main bus station is called Plaza de Armas and it is located just west of the old town next to the river. To go between the bus station and the cathedral, you can take the city bus line C4. For up-to-date information on the local city buses: www.tussam.es

Address: Puente del Cristo de la Expiración, Sevilla
Telephone: (+34) 954 90 80 40
Website: www.autobusesplazadearmas.es

RONDA'S BUS STATION

Ronda’s bus station is located next to the train station, 1km (0.6 miles) north of the New Bridge.

Address: C/ José María Castelló Madrid 3, 29400 Ronda

Train

There isn’t a direct train from Seville to Ronda. The only option is to go from Seville to Antequera, passing through Cordoba. In Antequera, you will need to change trains to finally get to Ronda.

Traveling in Spain? Find the fastest route & get the best deals on train tickets

The trip takes between 3 h and 3 h 40 min and costs 44€. The bus is faster and way cheaper.

Once you have arrived

GET AROUND SEVILLE

Top Hotels in Ronda

CATALONIA RONDA

Located in the center of Ronda, just across the bullring, this 4-star hotels offers rooms with traditional décor in warm tones. The rooftop terrace features a swimming pool and hot tub with incredible views of the bullring and gorge. For an extra cost, guests can access the indoor pool and spa facilities.

PARADOR DE RONDA

Set in Ronda’s former town hall, this accommodation offers spectacular views of the Tajo gorge and the New Bridge, which are also located just steps away. All of the rooms feature a private balcony, most of them with great views of the surrounding nature. Guests can enjoy the seasonal outdoor pool.

HOTEL MONTELIRIO

Occupying a restored 17^th century palace on the edge of Ronda’s famous gorge, this 4-star hotel offers elegant rooms with classic décor and wooden floors. The rooms are spread around a traditional Andalusian patio. Guests can enjoy the seasonal outdoor pool and Turkish bath.

SALVATIERRA GUESTHOUSE

Stylish and comfortable accommodation occupying a traditional building in Ronda’s old town. There is an outdoor swimming pool, garden and terrace with views of the rolling hills that surround Ronda. Some rooms feature a balcony.

BOABDIL GUESTHOUSE

Occupying a restored traditional house, this establishment features stylish Moorish décor with bright accent walls. Guests can enjoy the rooftop terrace and its fantastic views of the countryside. Great value for your money. Ronda’s famous bridge is a 10-min walk away.

MORE HOTELS IN RONDA

Top Hotels in Seville

HOTEL ALFONSO XIII

The Alfonso XIII is one of Spain’s most prestigious hotels. Located next to Seville’s Alcazar, on the edge of the Santa Cruz historic quarter, this 5-star hotel features elegant design with Arabic-style arches and ceramic tiles plus all modern amenities. Guests can relax in the outdoor swimming pool, gardens and courtyard.

WELLDONE METROPOL

Located right next to the Metropol Parasol, this super stylish establishment features modern and spacious rooms with kitchenettes (including Nespresso coffee machine). Guests can also enjoy the shared rooftop terrace with sun loungers and a massage shower. The views of the Setas from the rooms are simply stunning.

HOTEL POSADA DEL LUCERO

Occupying a national monument building that dates back to the 16^th century, this 4-star boutique hotel offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool. The elegantly decorated rooms are spread around a traditional Andalusian patio and contain some original architectural features.

HOTEL CASA DE INDIAS

Situated right next to the Metropol Parasol, this 4-star boutique hotel features a rooftop terrace with swimming pool and incredible views of the Setas. The rooms’ décor is modern while keeping some of the original elements of the building such as exposed brick walls.

BASIC HOTEL SEVILLA CATEDRAL

Occupying a beautifully reformed 18^th century building, this budget accommodation offers cosy rooms with traditional décor. Guests can enjoy the rooftop terrace as well as complimentary drinks and pastries at the lounge area next to the reception. The cathedral is only 100m away.

MORE HOTELS IN SEVILLE

This article might include affiliate links, allowing us to earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Check our disclosure page for more info.