The privileged location of Ronda, Spain makes way for this tour of the White villages, in which you will visit the renowned Pueblos Blancos of Andalusia in a half day trip. At Entrelenguas we invite you to get to know them first-hand with our official guides, with whom you’ll learn a lot and have a great time! Come with us and you’ll find that there’s more than just things to do in Ronda!

We will travel in the morning via private car from Ronda towards Grazalema, in the Sierra from which it takes its name. This traditional Cadiz town and its surroundings are internationally famous for being the most humid corner of our country. Hence, with its spectacular flora and wildlife within its cork oak trees and beautiful natural environment, you’ll be able to catch a glimpse of some mountain goats, deer and other wild animals such as vultures, eagles, etc. Everything that a nature lover would love to see is here, so this activity is a must!

From Grazalema, we’ll drive towards the Puerto de las Palomas, which has an altitude of 1000m. To the north you’ll enjoy breath-taking views of the Garganta Verde, Algodonales, the Sierra of Lijar and the Prieto mountain. To the south, you can see the sheer cliff face of the Tajo of Ronda and the Sierra of Snow.

Back in our private transport, we’ll set a course for Zahara de la Sierra. This white town is officially recognized as a Historic Place boasting one of the most captivating landscapes you will ever see, where numerous almond and olive trees grow and bloom. Famous for its olive oil (you can learn more about the local produce with this activity), and its rich cuisine, this town of nearly fifteen hundred citizens will surprise you with its winding streets, vibrant plazas and genteel people. It also stands out for its freshwater reservoir where you can practice a multitude of adventure sports if you’d like to come back another day! As it is an escape to the country and we want to promote sustainable tourism in Spain, this journey to the white villages wouldn’t be what it is without the locally sourced snacks and foods.

A journey through history, nature and cuisine in every sense of the word makes this an unmissable activity during your trip to Ronda.