Get ready for a truly breathtaking journey! The route takes us through some of the most stunning countryside you’ll ever see, with the picturesque white village of Ardales and Cuevas del Becerro, just 10 km from the Caminito del Rey. The first stop will be in Setenil de las Bodegas, one of the most beautiful and original white villages in the province of Cádiz. You’ll have one hour to explore the incredible houses built into the cliff along the famous Cuevas del Sol Street and Cuevas de la Sombra Street in the lower part of the village. Then, climb up to the Mirador del Carmen for an absolutely fantastic panoramic view of the village! Now for the fun part! Go down Jabonería Street to the Plaza de Andalucía. And don’t forget to stop at the incredible “Kiss me in this corner”!

Once the visit is over, we’ll be heading back to the province of Málaga to visit the incredible city of Ronda, just 17 kilometres away! We’ll be walking around the town for a one-and-a-half hour guided tour of the main places of interest. We’ll also get to walk around the outside of the Maestranza bullring, the oldest in Spain! We’ll cross the Alameda del Tajo to the popular viewpoint, where we’ll have a great view of the city! From here, we continue to Duquesa de Parcent Square, where you will find some of the most impressive buildings in the city, including the city hall, the convent of Claridad, the Poor Clares convent and the magnificent church of Santa María la Mayor. We’ll also visit the incredible Don Bosco House Museum, an old palace in a modernist style from the early 1900s, with a garden built on the edge of the gorge with absolutely breathtaking views of the city of Ronda. And we’ll taste a delicious, traditional Ronda sweet! “Yemas del tajo” – “Gorge Yolks”! The tour ends with the incredible views from the “New Bridge” over the gorge and the Guadalevin river. It’s time for a glass of wine on a terrace with exclusive views of the gorge and the bridge. You have two hours to explore Ronda at your own pace. Enjoy the local gastronomy or continue and visit the city walls, the Arab baths, one of the best preserved in Europe, or the 18th century House of the Moorish King.