私人汽车接送从 Ronda 到 Granada

When you ride with Daytrip, you'll have a chance to visit some of the most beautiful and interesting sites in the region. Swing by Montefrio to see what National Geographic called "The Most Beautiful View in the World". Wander among the white-washed houses and Moorish heritage of Frigiliana, or Colomares Castle, a unique monument to Christopher Columbus.

Once you reach Granada, your driver will bring you to your accommodation and offload your luggage. Then you’ll be ready to start exploring this picturesque city offering everything from ancient history to spectacular natural landscapes. There's a treasure trove of surprises to discover, crowned by the Alhambra Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and perhaps the world's most beautiful building.

Moorish influences can be seen throughout Granada, but it's the Alhambra Palace that's the star of the show. With its impossibly intricate details, this 14th century fortress-turned-palace is perhaps the single finest piece of Moorish architecture in Europe (tickets MUST be purchased in advance at https://www.alhambra-patronato.es/).

Granada is also home to fine Renaissance, Neoclassical, and Baroque monasteries, churches, palaces, museums, convents, and even hospitals, delicious food, and captivating museums.

Pack warm clothes

Spain is well known for its sun-drenched beaches and blue skies, but few realize it has its fair share of chilly weather. So, if you're planning to travel from Ronda to Granada during spring, autumn, or winter, be sure to pack warm clothes. This is especially true if you plan to drive with Daytrip and stop and sightsee outdoor local attractions.

Stop for sightseeing

Make the most of your time in Spain by using your travel day to visit some smaller, lesser-known destinations. Daytrip's private car service lets you visit Antequera and the UNESCO-listed Dolmens nearby, or take in the world's most beautiful view at charming Montefrio. Adding unforgettable experiences while you travel? Yes, please!

Wisely choose when to travel

Although you can travel year-round in Spain, you might want to avoid the summer. Temperatures average 94° F (34° C) in July and August. Along with being downright unpleasant for walking around, you’ll find that many establishments close as the locals head to beaches to escape the brutal heat.

The tap water is safe to drink

Some travel destinations don't have safe tap water, so it's usually best to be cautious. Fortunately, in Spain, you can drink tap water, so you don't have to worry about keeping a stock of bottled water. Though filling up a reusable bottle for when you're exploring is a good idea.

From Ronda to Granada by bus

Unfortunately, there is no direct bus from Ronda to Granada. If you decide to go the budget-friendly route and take the bus, you'll have at least one transfer. Typically, you need to take a bus with the Damas line to Malaga and then from Malaga with the ALSA line to Granada.

Surprisingly, although the distance between the two cities is only about 91 miles, it can take between 4 and 5.5 hours to complete a trip. Also, although more affordable than the train or a private car service like Daytrip, tickets are still somewhat pricey. A ticket can cost up to $40, which might not be worth the lost time and compromise in comfort and convenience.

From Ronda to Granada by train

Renfe Viajeros offers trips from Ronda to Granada 3 times a day. Tickets cost between $21 and $51 and the trip takes about 2.5 hours. Traveling by train is convenient and safe, but you won't get to stop and sightsee, which is a major disappointment. You might also encounter transfers, which can slow down your travel time.

From Ronda to Granada by private car service

Daytrip's private car service is the fastest, most convenient, and most comfortable way to get from Ronda to Granada. Your private driver will fetch you from your hotel in Ronda and take you through winding Spanish roads to your destination in Granada in only two hours and 10 minutes. Along the way, you can talk with your driver about local culture, or stop for sightseeing.

Daytrip is also cost-effective, considering you can stop by and explore local attractions and landmarks along the way. A trip starts at 55 euros per person, but it is worth the price, especially considering you won't have to lift a finger.

Visit the Alhambra of Granada

The must-see attraction in Granada is the Alhambra Palace and Fortress, which sits above the city and is the only building of its kind in the world. The Alhambra is one of the best-preserved Moorish palaces in the world and one of the most famous monuments of Islamic architecture. Its architectural details are so impossibly fine that it looks like something from a fantasy---which is why it was used as a Game of Thrones filming location. The Alhambra is one of the top destinations in all of Spain, so you MUST book your spot months in advance.

Granada Cathedral

If you're visiting Granada and love exploring churches and cathedrals, you should visit the Granada Cathedral. This Roman Catholic church is stunningly ornate, with a grand interior that will leave you gasping at the sight of its impressive facades and spectacular altarpiece.

There is a small entrance fee, but it's worth the cost. You can even book a tour of the cathedral if you want to learn more about its history, which is impressive, considering it took 181 years to build, with construction beginning in 1523 and ending in 1704.

Mirador de San Nicolás

After a long day of exploring, relax at Mirador de San Nicolás and watch the sunset over the beautiful city of Granada and the Alhambra. But it's not only the sunset you have to look forward to. If you stay past sunset and wait for the lights of the Alhambra to turn on, you'll be transported to another time and place!

Although both the spring and fall are ideal for travel, we recommend the spring because the flowers are in bloom, the weather is pleasant, and the city also has several major cultural events.

You should avoid visiting Granada in the summer. No matter how tempting, summer can be incredibly hot, especially in July and August, not to mention summer is peak season, so prices will be high and the streets and attractions crowded.