Acinipo Hotel Ronda

Hotel Acinipo

Hotel Class: 4 out of 5 stars4 Stars - 11 Opinions

C/ Jose Aparicio 7 & Paseo Blas Infante, 29400 Ronda, Spain

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Transport Options - Malaga to Ronda

by Monce

I'm wanting to travel from Malaga to Ronda by bus or by train.
Can someone let me know number of buses/trains per day and if possible details of timetables.
I'd be travelling in March on a Saturday, probably after midday.

Also, if you know links from Ronda to Cordoba as well, that would be great as I think that will be the next leg of my trip.

Thanks,

Re: Transport Options - Malaga to Ronda

by puerto_lover

There are buses that leave Malaga bus station and proceed along the coast road before heading up the winding A-397 near San Pedro de Alcantara.
These are PORTILLO and LOS AMARILLOS as already mentioned.
http://www.ctsa-portillo.com
http://www.touristbus.es/

There is also a service run by Autocars Sierra de las Nieves - Paco Pepe - that advertise two buses on a Saturday.
http://www.pacopepe.com/en/
The later one leaves Malaga bus terminal at 2pm and reaches Ronda at 4.15pm. This bus proceeds inland and not along the coast. This is the published itinerary for interest.

Málaga 14:00
Zalea 14:30
V.Quemada 14:35
Casarabonela (cruce) 14:40
Alozaina 14:55
Yunquera 15:15
El Burgo 15:30
Ronda 16:15

Getting from Ronda to Cordoba is probably best done on the train that starts from Algeciras on the coast and finishes at Madrid.
There are two trains per day as follows:
Ronda 10.00 Cordoba 11.43
Ronda 16.45 Cordoba 18.32
These trains are ALTARIA ones (long distance and quite comfortable but not the fast AVE train) and you can book seats in advance to make 100% sure. Also refer to RENFE for any changes to schedule:
http://www.renfe.es/horarios/english/index.html

As a matter of interest, RENFE are planning to open a fast AVE service from Cordoba to Ronda in the future.

Re: Transport Options - Malaga to Ronda

by patsyp1

Several buses go daily from Malaga main bus station. Practically every hour and also very cheap. Ronda is a magical place to visit and accomodation is very reasonable. I would suggest staying in the old part of town down by puenta nueva. Hotel Gabriel?If I remember correctly was super comfortable and reasonable off season. To go to Cordoba you are best to get the train. The hotel will assist you in that if you do not have the timetable before you leave. Also if you have the oppertunity to visit Granada it is really well worth it. Visit the Alhambra if you do go there.

Re: Transport Options - Malaga to Ronda

by Monce

Thanks for the tips. I certainly will be visiting Granada when I'm there, also plan to get to Seville and Cadiz as well.

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How we drove to Ronda

by Bwana_Brown

Ronda is located in the mountainous interior of Andalusia, with no major highways presently providing access to it. As far as starting out from a divided highway goes, the best way to get there is on the A397 off the excellent E15 and A7 highways along the Mediterranean coast near Marbella (not far from my 'Estapona' balloon in the map, where we had booked a B&B). As with most roads in Spain, the A397 is smooth and well-maintained but, with all its twists and turns winding up from the coast, the average speed is only about 60 kph - as long as it is not snowing!

Our map also showed what appears to be a brand new divided highway (the A357) heading into the mountains from Malaga (beside my 'Torremolinos' balloon) - and it is pointed directly at Ronda! The map shows it as already built for about 1/3rd of the distance to Ronda.

There are also other secondary highways, similar to the one we used, approaching Ronda from the west, north and east but the drives from major tourist spots such as Granada, Sevilla or Cadiz are quite a bit longer. Under the best of conditions, Google shows the following one-way driving times and distances to Ronda:

Estepona ---(70 km & 1 hour)
Antequera --(90 km & 1.5 hours)
Seville -------(130 km & 2 hours)
Cadiz --------(150 km & 2 hours)
Granada ----(180 km & 2.5 hours)

With driving times like those, a round-trip day visit is not really practical unless you happen to be staying in either Antequera or along the Mediterranean coast in the Marbela area (between Malaga and Estepona). Of course it would be better in the longer daylight hours of Summer, but the temperature in Ronda sometimes exceeds 40 C at that time of the year!

My second time in Ronda

by Christianne

My second time in Ronda was in June 2001. Radmilo and I, we were on our honeymoon, staying in Marbella. We made a big tour of Andalucia and I suggested on our visiting Ronda hoping that I would have more time to stroll around the city.
The photo on this paragraph is from my second visit.

Puerto de Felipe (Arch of Philip V)

by Martin_S.

This at one time was the main city entrance, replacing the older Arab Gate, built in 1742 during the reign of the first Bourbon king of the Spanish Kingdom, Philip V.
You can learn more at the web site below. http://www.turismoderonda.es/catalogo/eng/felipev.htm

ALMOCABAR & CHARLES V CITY GATES

by LoriPori

There are two main gateways into the town. One entrance is the PUERTO DE ALCOMBAR and the second is the 16th century Renaissance CHARLES V CITY GATE. We only had the chance to quickly look at the Gates as it was 4 p.m. and it was starting to rain. I even got rain spots on my pictures.

Walking up to the Bridge

by Geoff_Wright

After the Bullring, where , by the way, the Information Center is situated, continue following the walkway, and you will eventually walk up to the Bridge. Stop and look at the views into the gorge below - if you dare!

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Q: Malaga to Ronda "I would like to get from the Malaga Airport to Ronda, and my search shows that it is only possible through the city. at the same..."

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A: "Hi, I live in cordoba with my family and yes there are direct buses daily. Depart every hour and the line is called (The Yellow)"

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