Our departure will take place in Seville. This is a perfect itinerary to enjoy nature and to discover places full of history and traditions. We will travel through the Sevillian countryside. Our next stop will be the picturesque white village of Zahara de la Sierra which has been home to hundreds of olive groves and olive oil mills that we will be able to visit. Here we will also have the option of having an oil tasting session in a family oil mill. We will continue our route to Setenil de las Bodegas, a village nestled in the rock. We will visit Olvera, with its spectacular castle and where we will be able to enjoy its views.
We will continue our journey until we pass through some leafy cork oak forests. We will complete our visit in a town full of history and monuments like Ronda. The guide will accompany us through the Alameda, the bullfighters' walk and will lead us to the "tajo", a strategic place where we will found the best views of the famous new bridge.
Posted By : alainp59
We collected our rental car after landing in Malaga. We have already visited the main cities of Andalusia on a previous trip: Granada, Cordoba, Seville. This time we decided to move away from the big cities. First stop Ronda: spectacular bridge between the old town and the new, the arena is a little disappointing, we have already visited more interesting ones. Lots of tourists, fortunately we booked a hotel outside the city in the middle of the olive trees. First visit to a village, Seténil, a village renowned for its troglodyte houses, a little disappointed, too many tourists, and a poorly maintained village. Second village Olvera, superb surprise, very few people and very beautiful village with a superb church and a very beautiful castle. Last visit of the day Zahara, pretty village with a very beautiful lake. Next day, visit to Juzcar, to do especially with children, it is the village of Stroumpfs, all the houses are blue, very fun, however the road is very winding. A word of advice, if you rent a car, choose a small one, the roads are often very narrow, and the village streets even more so! Next step Arcos de la frontera, avoid, very ugly. The next day, Jerez de la Frontera, a pretty town, we had the chance to attend a religious procession. End of our tour: Cadiz, a very beautiful city located on a peninsula. We visited one last village: Medina de Sidonia, a must-do. One last piece of advice, if you have car sick children, forget about this kind of journey, it's just very winding mountain roads.
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Posted On : 2023-10-12 15:18:15 
