Malaga Cruise Port

The Port of Málaga is one of the oldest in the Mediterranean and a strategic hub on the southern coast of Spain. It features modern cruise facilities and a prime location just steps from the city's historic centre. The port handles a mix of cruise, cargo, and recreational traffic, blending seamlessly with Málaga's urban and cultural landscape.

Tajo de Ronda

The Tajo de Ronda is the dramatic gorge that defines the city's landscape. Carved by the Guadalevín River, it stretches over 500 metres long and plunges 100 metres deep. At its widest point, the ravine opens into a striking area known as "La Caldera," surrounded by prehistoric remains. It is an iconic feature at the heart of Ronda.

Ronda's bullring

Built in 1785, Ronda's bullring is one of the oldest and most monumental in the world. Home to the Royal Cavalry School, it has trained legendary matadors and remains a cultural icon of the city—even for those beyond the bullfighting tradition.

Alameda del Tajo

The Alameda del Tajo is a 19th-century tree-lined park that bridges the city and nature. Its most iconic viewpoint, nicknamed the "balcony of surprise," offers stunning views over the gorge and surrounding mountains. A peaceful green space in the heart of Ronda.

Mondragón Palace

The Mondragón Palace, also known as the Palace of the Marquis of Villasierra, is Ronda's most iconic civil monument. Of Moorish origin, it was once home to Abomelic, son of the Sultan of Morocco, and later to Ronda's last Muslim governor. Its architecture blends Mudejar courtyards, gardens, and views over the gorge.

Ronda's Arabic Bathhouses

Ronda's Arabic Bathhouses, located in the old Jewish quarter, were built between the 13th and 14th centuries. Among the best preserved in Spain, they reflect the refinement of Andalusi architecture. Buried for centuries, they were rediscovered in the 20th century and are now a must-see archaeological site.

Cueva del Gato

Cueva del Gato, located in the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, is one of Andalusia's most important cave systems. It stretches 4.5 km, with underground lakes, siphons and a vertical drop of 219 metres. It's a fascinating spot for nature and caving lovers, home to protected bats and rare invertebrates.