Excursies & Dagtrips

Daguitstap met gids naar Ronda vanuit Nerja

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€ 73,00

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Taal: Duits, Engels, Frans

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Duur: meer dan 8 uur

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Highlights

Prachtige route naar Ronda en weer terug
Rondwandeling met gids door de stad
De brug over de kloof
Landhuis Casa Don Bosco en binnenplaats

Dit kun je verwachten

Ronda is het echte Andalusië. Trek een dag uit om deze historische parel in de bergen te ontdekken tijdens een uitstap met gids. Op het programma staan prachtige landschappen, cultureel erfgoed – zoals de wereldberoemde brug over de kloof. Je bezoekt ook Casa Don Bosco voor een glas wijn en hebt wat vrije tijd om in je eigen tempo op verkenning te gaan.

Met de kust in de rug trek je de bergen in en passeer je onderweg heuvels bezaaid met olijfgaarden en traditionele dorpen. Aangekomen in Ronda bevind je je ineens in een romantisch centrum met kerken, mini-paleizen en Spanjes oudste stierenarena. Je kijkt je ogen uit.

Je krijgt een rondleiding bij de belangrijkste bezienswaardigheden zoals de Puerto Nuevo. Een ongelofelijke, stenen brug over de 120 meter diepe kloof die de stad in twee verdeelt. De adembenemende uitzichten over verre velden en de duizelingwekkende diepte onder je zijn overweldigend. Je stopt ook bij het landhuis Casa Don Bosco voor een glas wijn met uitzicht op de indrukwekkende binnenplaats. Daarna heb je wat vrije tijd om op je eigen ritme deze dag af te sluiten.

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Dit is inbegrepen

Transfer
Rondwandeling
Entrees
Glas wijn

Belangrijk

Niet geschikt voor mensen met beperkte mobiliteit
Draag warme kleding in de winter en neem extra lagen mee in de lente
Bezoek aan de stierenarena is niet inbegrepen

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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Goed nieuws! Er zijn geen extra kosten aan deze boeking verbonden

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Wat anderen zeggen over deze activiteit

Uitstekend

4,6 /5

Gebaseerd op 17 beoordelingen van geverifieerde klanten

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Personeel

4,7/5

Prijs-kwaliteitverhouding

4,4/5

Service

4,7/5

Veiligheid

4,7/5

Alle beoordelingen (17)

5 sterren (13)

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4 sterren (1)

3 sterren (3)

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Viola
Verified booking
4.6
17 november 2024
Reisde met partner
Really enjoyed the drive up through the mountains and the information provided along the way was interesting. The tour through Ronda was great and the guide excellent.
M
Mel
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5
20 oktober 2024
Reisde met partner
Would like more free time
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Frank
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5
29 april 2024
Reisde alleen
The hole ********** was great.Carmen our guide was lovely and very knowledgeable.The whole day was very enjoyable.
M
MALCOLM LOCKER
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5
8 februari 2024
Reisde met partner
LEFT EARLY SO HAD TO MISS BREAKFAST -- ESP COFFEE
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Joe B
Verified booking
5
6 februari 2024
Reisde met partner
Our driver, Placido, was a very good driver and made us feel confident in the journey. Barbara our guide was very knowledgeable, friendly and efficient. Ronda was amazing. The architecture, the atmosphere. We truly had a fabulous visit and will definitely return to spend more time in this incredible city.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
29 juli 2024
The Ronda guide Manuel was very entertaining and kept us engaged throughout the town trip. The rep on the bus was very entertaining also

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