ANDALUSIA (2/15) - From Cádiz via Arcos de la Frontera to Ronda
Arcos de la Frontera looks like a pile of thrown sugar cubes on the rugged rocks.


Published: 15.10.2025



















Thursday, April 14th:
Waking up in this small hotel filled with a friendly familial atmosphere, located just below the old town of Ronda, somewhat off the beaten path in a quiet and very charming setting, and only accessible by a field road, felt like paradise. The fact that our double bed in this room flooded with morning sunlight was only one meter forty wide was not a problem at all in the wonderful and soothing presence of my dear companion... – in this small hotel where we had breakfast as if we were in a living room, sitting on sofas or in armchairs.
It was wonderful on this brilliantly beautiful spring day to explore and photograph the spectacular old town of Ronda, perched on a rocky plateau and intersected by a massive gorge, with my Canon Eos 80d. The main photographic attraction was undoubtedly the imposing stone bridge Puente Nuevo with its large arches. However, the term
