Transferts Pays Spain SévilleSéville à Ronda

Transfert en voiture privée de Séville à Ronda

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Transfert privé en 1 h 50 min

128km

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À partir de 43 € par personne

Fiable par plus de 2 millions de voyageurs heureux dans 130 pays

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Ce qui est inclus

Service porte-à-porte

Prise en charge et dépose à n'importe quelle adresse

Suivi de vol inclus

"Votre chauffeur attendra si votre vol est retardé"

Chauffeur professionnel anglophone

Expert local, pleinement licencié et assuré

Véhicule propre et climatisé

Trajet confortable avec contrôle climatique

Annulation gratuite

Annulez jusqu'à 24 heures avant le départ

Bagages inclus

1 valise et 1 bagage à main par passager

Votre voyage en un coup d'œil

1 h 50 min

128km

Chauffeur privé

Prise en charge

Votre chauffeur vous retrouvera à votre adresse à Séville.

Aide avec vos bagages

Voyage

Vous voyagerez confortablement pendant 1 h 50 min.

Non-fumeur

Sièges enfants

Animaux acceptés

Climatisation

Voiture propre et confortable

Accessible

Annulation gratuite

Ne manquez pas les arrêts touristiques!

Explorez à votre propre rythme et découvrez ces joyaux cachés en chemin.

Alcalá de Guadaíra

Château-palais de Los Ribera

Ronda

Votre chauffeur vous déposera à votre adresse à Ronda.

Service porte-à-porte

Distance totale↔ 128 km

Temps estimé1 h 50 min

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7 mai 2026

"Our driver, Ronald, was delightful. He had good music and was a good driver--even on some treacherous roads. He showed up on time, showed around Zahara, answered all of our questions, and then dropped us at our hotel. "

Debra C.

United States

30 déc. 2025

"Volodymyr was an excellent driver, great guide, and interesting conversationalist. He went out of his way to ensure the whole day went well. We would be very happy to have volodymyr again."

john j.

Australia

31 oct. 2025

"Great trip with Richard C.G. It was the ideal alternative to a day trip on a coach or train as we had luggage. We visited a number of the pueblo blancos in our own time. Richard handled the winding hilly roads with ease which was especially appreciated by someone who can get motion sick. Great choice. Thank you"

Sonia E.

Australia

30 nov. 2024

"Our trip was perfect and Jonathon was an excellent driver and guide. The car arrived on time and was spotlessly clean. Jonathon met us at our hotel to help us with our bags which was greatly appreciated. The stops at the two villages along the way allowed us just the right amount of time to explore. "

Julie N.

Australia

13 nov. 2024

"Luis is a class act. He’s both professional and charming. Most of all, he’s an excellent driver. I would highly recommend him"

Janet H.

United States

4 nov. 2024

"We had an excellent trip with Daniel. He was on time and courteous. He gave us information on the trip and allowed us time to explore the towns of Zahara and Grazalema along our trip. He drove slowly and carefully through the mountainous roads attending to our request. "

Eric G.

United States

11 sept. 2024

"Everything was great and Manuel was super friendly and helpful. This was the first time we used Daytrip in our travel and we booked two trips - Seville to Ronda and Ronda to Malaga, both went beyond expectations! I wish I had heard about Daytrip earlier. "

Xi Y.

United States

Questions et réponses sur le voyage de Séville à Ronda

No, no direct trains are operating between Seville and Ronda. First, you need to take a train from Seville to Antequera-Santa Ana. And from Antequera-Santa Ana, you hop on another train to take you to Ronda. Keep in mind that you’ll be waiting at least two hours to transfer to the Ronda-bound train.

Yes, a day trip from Seville to Ronda is definitely worth it. Ronda is one of the most fascinating towns, not only in Andalusia but also in Spain. It is adorned with vast views of hills and architectural wonders. Even Puerto Nuevo is enough of a reason to visit Ronda.

If you traveled by car, bus, or private car service, yes, it is. All options take two to three hours to get to Ronda. Opting for a private car service like Daytrip would make the day trip more feasible since you can adjust your timetable completely according to yourself and won’t need to worry about parking while exploring Ronda.

You can travel from Seville to Ronda by renting a car and driving, taking a straight bus trip, through two train rides with long stopover times, or booking a door-to-door private car as the most convenient way.

Depart early from Seville to Granada, which is approximately a two-and-a-half-hour drive with Daytrip. Spend at least one full day in Granada to visit major attractions like the Alhambra and Generalife. After your stay in Granada, continue to Ronda. This leg of the journey takes about two and a half to three hours by car.

Ronda is a good bit cheaper than hotspots like Madrid or Barcelona. Depending on when you visit, you can get a nice hotel (overlooking the gorge!) for under $100 per night. Food and drink are also relatively reasonable, making Ronda a great destination to treat yourself, or for budget travelers.

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1 bagage enregistré + 1 bagage à main par passager
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Paiement flexible: carte en ligne ou espèces au chauffeur
Annulation gratuite 24 heures avant le départ
Les pourboires ne sont pas inclus (optionnel ~10%)

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Overview: car trip from Seville to Ronda

Andalusia is a colorful dimension of Spain that thrives with a culture that lives and breathes. Treating yourself to a car trip from Seville to Ronda is simply the best way to make the most of this region. The distance between Seville and Ronda might be short, about 80 miles (129 km) and taking two hours to travel, but it certainly can be turned into a road trip through the wonders of Andalusia.

As you go along, you’ll notice the vineyards and green fields of southern Spain are dotted with many lovely small towns, villages, and interesting stops to visit. A fusion of castle and palace, Los Ribera is one of them to stop by so that you can appreciate its peaceful gardens and antique arches dating back to the 14th century. Another one is Setenil de las Bodegas, a village built on the face of an enormous rock. You certainly shouldn’t miss the great experience of walking in between the little white houses with roofs matching the rock.

About Ronda

The origins of Ronda are ancient, the sights of it are as inspiring as they come, bewitching the artists for centuries. A trip from Seville to Ronda will land you in a town preserving evidence of prehistoric settlements under Roman and Moorish rule, visible through its stunning architecture. The old town, known as La Ciudad, represents the Islamic times while the Church of Santa Maria la Mayor is a Romanesque jewel serving as a medieval piece from the past.

According to many travelers, Ronda’s most striking feature is that it is perched on a towering plateau and is split into two parts by the deep El Tajo gorge. The sharp face of the gorge is crowned with Puente Nuevo, an 18th-century bridge that lets you watch the birds underneath you when you stand on it, with the views of the river below.

From Seville to Ronda: travel tips

There are a few things that can make your trip from Seville to Ronda completely seamless, and here they are:

Start your journey early

Set off early in the morning to avoid the traffic that tends to build up later in the day, especially on weekends. It’ll make the drive more enjoyable and give you more time to explore on the way. Check local holidays and events in both Seville and Ronda since they will significantly affect traffic.

### Pack all your essentials Given the rural nature of the drive and the potential for hot weather, especially in the summer months, pack water, snacks, a hat, sunscreen, and maybe a first-aid kit. Also, if you plan to stop for hikes or walks, wear comfortable shoes. ### Check the weather and adjust accordingly Summers in Andalusia can be extremely hot, which might affect your comfort and energy levels. Check the weather forecast in advance, start early if it is expected to be very hot, and schedule visiting indoor sites if it predicts rain.

How to get from Seville to Ronda

Thanks to the relatively short distance from Seville to Ronda, making the trip is easy and possible via several different ways.

Seville to Ronda by bus

The buses from Seville can take you straight to Ronda. The most common bus route is operated by DAMAS, and depending on the time you set off, the trip can take from two to three hours. Remember that bus schedules are not as frequent as one might wish, so it’s essential to plan according to the bus timetables. Bus tickets cost around $16 (€14).

### Seville to Ronda by train You can get to Ronda by train by transferring to another town since there are no direct trains between Seville and Ronda. The biggest downside of taking a train ride is how long the transfer time can take, depending on the time of the train you choose. With Renfe trains, the transfer is always through Antequera-Santa Ana but the stopover can be up to seven hours. Tickets cost an average of $71 (€61). ### Seville to Ronda by private car service This is your most convenient and fun way to get from Seville to Ronda. Traveling in the comfort of a door-to-door private car service like Daytrip with a local driver who speaks English—and is happy to help you with useful tips is certainly an experience like no other. Pick the stops you’d like to take along the way, add them to your itinerary before booking your trip, choose a vehicle that suits your needs, and then leave the rest to your driver. Travel in the most relaxing way you can imagine and be fresh and ready to explore once you arrive at Ronda. A comfortable sedan starts at just $226.90 (€209) —-split with two other friends, that’s just under $76 (€70) per person. ### Seville to Ronda by rental car Driving a rental car, you’ll follow the scenic A-374 most of the way from Seville to Ronda. It’ll take you around two hours to cover the distance by car. Although driving allows you to explore the region on the way, it also involves dealing with fuel costs and finding a suitable parking spot in Ronda—which isn’t easy depending on where you’re staying.

Things to do when you get to Ronda

Traveling from Seville to Ronda is always a good idea for the Ciudad Soñada, or the “City of Dreams,” full of fascinating sites and things to see. Here are the ones you cannot and should not miss:

### Walk the Puente Nuevo This bridge will likely be the most fascinating one you’ll ever see. This marvel of 18th-century engineering spans the deep El Tajo gorge. The surrounding mountains and the river flowing far below look great from here. In its place, there once used to be another bridge, which collapsed and tragically took 50 lives. It took 34 years to complete Puente Nuevo, and don’t worry, this one is way safer than the one before. Don’t skip paying a visit to the small chamber once used as a prison. ### See one of Spain’s oldest bullrings Plaza de Toros is one of the oldest bullrings in Spain, built in 1785. Alongside the historic bullfights that took place here, its architectural beauty draws travelers to it. Today, it houses a museum dedicated to the history of bullfighting, where visitors can learn about the tradition, view memorabilia, and even step out onto the arena itself. ### Don’t leave without a visit to the baths The Baños Árabes, or Arab Baths, are the perfect representation of Ronda’s rich Moorish history. They are among the most well-preserved baths in Spain, set by the old Arab walls. The star-shaped openings in the ceiling and the yellow sunlight reflecting on the red bricks will surely make this part of your trip tranquil and atmospheric.

When is the best time to visit Ronda

Traveling from Seville to Ronda can be enjoyable any time of the year, depending on your preferences. But overall, in Ronda, the transition between the seasons is subtle, with late spring through early autumn being fairly similar, except for a noticeable spike in heat during August. Ronda is usually about five degrees cooler than Seville, with the intense summer heat lasting about a month and a half and the coldest part of winter lasting around two months.

Seasonal festivities are influenced by the weather, with January known for its post-Christmas celebrations and sales, and cold, sometimes rainy conditions. February's milder weather (around 50°F/10°C) brings wildflowers, making it ideal for countryside excursions, though evenings remain chilly. March through May sees gradually warming temperatures (around 68°F/20°C) perfect for outdoor activities, though evenings can still be cool. The intense heat of summer peaks in July and August (around 78°F/25°C), leading to social and cultural activities, cooling slightly as autumn approaches in September.

Visitez ces sites en chemin

Alcalá de Guadaíra

Once known as Alcalá de los Panaderos (Alcalá of the Bakers), this town is known for much more than having once been the primary source of bread for nearby Seville. Bread Winners

Château-palais de Los Ribera

This unique palace was built inside the Moorish Castle of Fontanar, of which visitors can still see the old wall and Tower of Homage. Old World Fusion

Zahara de la Sierra

This medieval Pueblo Blanco paints a pretty picture with its hillside position, topped with a castle. A Vision in White

Grazalema

As the highest and most mountainous municipality in the province of Cádiz, Grazalema is known for its dramatic scenery, beautiful nature, and traditional white-washed houses. In Tune with Nature

Olvera

Declared a Protected Area of Artistic and Historical Importance in 1983, Olvera is a picturesque Spanish town with a fascinating—and often disputed—history. The White Gate

Setenil de las Bodegas

Built directly into a rock face, this unique village is famed for its stoic defense during the Christian reconquest. Stony Defense

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