Tag "Ronda"
Ronda is well known for its history, culture, gastronomy and idyllic landscape. The rolling hills and surrounding mountains are beautiful aspects of living in Ronda. It’s the ideal haven for horse-riding and hiking. Also, it’s...Read More
Villas & Fincas represents some of the finest country properties for sale in Andalusia. We have put together this selection of three new listings. These spectacular country properties for sale in Andalusia stand out for their...Read More
Doña Felisa, a winery in Ronda, is in the middle of their 2018 grape harvest. A delicate and important event for wineries! Wine has been produced in Ronda since the Roman times. The old Roman...Read More
Running a rental business near Ronda can be very lucrative. The city of Ronda has always been an interesting site to visit for tourists. The direct surroundings of Ronda have become more and more interesting during...Read More
We have quite a few country lovers looking for equestrian properties in Andalusia, and Ronda holds some of the best! Oozing authentic Andalusian charm, this Cortijo-style property with horse boxes, paddocks and an arena, nestled...Read More
Year after year, since 1995, a very complex and difficult race has taken place - the 101 km of Ronda in 24 hours. This year it will take place on the 12th of May. It...Read More
To speak of Andalusia is to speak of olive oil. The demand for olive oil has increased tremendously nationally and internationally. It has become a very popular and wanted product. How satisfying would it be...Read More
The surroundings around Ronda have attracted people throughout the centuries. The fertile soils, the gentle slopes, the spectacular views and the cosy city of Ronda still mezmerize our clients. They form the scenery for exclusive B&B's,...Read More
Ronda takes a fifth place in the ranking of most atractive areas for rural tourism in Spain. Not a surprise to us as all. Ronda is a delight! Either for a short stay in a...Read More
Andalusia is true paradise for the real horse ‘aficionados’. In every town or village you will find an ‘asociación de caballos’ or in other words, a horse club. This is where the aficionados meet, show...Read More
Nobody knows when wine-making was first introduced to Andalusia. It could have been brought there by the Greeks 2,500 years ago or even earlier, by seafaring Phoenician traders from the east. What we do know...Read More
Driving through the Serrania de Ronda is spectacular. If you take the A 369 from Gaucin to Ronda the views are absolutely breathtaking.Read More
