Ronda Travel Blogs

The airplane landed, roughly yet on schedule. The Sierra Nevada beneath us grew bigger and bigger, and the huge fields of tonsil trees came closer. But Malaga isn't the place one likes to stay for a long time. Here the roads are dirty and the streets noisy and crowded. We take the train to Ro…

Well, Ronda you caught my eye (caught my eye)And I can give you lotsa reasons whyYou gotta help me RondaHelp me get her out of my heart Help me Ronda - The Beach Boys :-) When I woke up this morning I felt like a train had run over me. I had a very bad night's rest, probably dreaming of lost lo…

After we have been told the campsite we were going to stay in Grazalema gonna close in another two days time for their holidays we were kind of lost where to stay till we heading to our next campsite.Then we came to Ronda the next  town we thought we could find a campsite.Yes we were very luck…

The province of Andalucia is known for it's Pueblos Blancos; small villages composed of completely white houses and red roofs usually built right up steep cliffs. Although the streets are extremely narrow and steep, this does not stop the inhabitants driving through them with somestimes large SUVs.…

Estepona, Rhonda and Puerto Banus

Last year's trip to Spain. My first time there. Drove over 3000km, still can't finish writing this blog.

Nerja, Ronda, Alhambra, Malaga, Frigiliana & Puerto Banus (Marbella)

Ronda is a beautful little town about 1-2 hours inland from Marbella. The road to get there is windy and great fun to drive. The main site in Ronda is the rather large brigde. It links the city. The drop from the top is about 100m directly down into a ravine. Plenty of people throw themselves from…

Daily life in La Linea and Gibraltar. Spanish culture and traditions seen through my eyes.

This is a mis-match of photos from different trips to Spain. The last time I was over was for a friends wedding but any chance I get, Im over there, I just love everything about the place.

We booked a cheap flight with Easyjet to Malaga. At the airport we tried to find our hire car what wasn't easy but finally we got it. We decided  to leave Malaga without sightseeing. We didn't hear good things about this city, that's the reason we booked our first night in Ronda. We weren't di…

I lived and studied in Granada, Spain. I spent time traveling around and soaking in the language. We tried to get out every weekend in the surrounding hills, mountains, beaches since bus fare was cheap and locals were friendly and wouldn't speak English:)

If you avoid the typical 'burger and chips' areas, there are some beautiful places in this region of Spain

One of my best friends was studying in Granada for a year. I took the chance and visited him over new year.

Relaxing week in the sun with my great mates.