Molino el Inglés in Jimera de Líbar offers 20 places and is ideal for a group of family or friends. Five of the places are located in lofts, in the highest part of the building, and are ideal for children or teenagers. Inside the building, there is a complete bathroom and a few metres away, a toilet block with four showers, five toilets and eight basins. The distribution of the accommodation is different from anything we are used to and an escape from traditional rooms with open-plan spaces and privacy being achieved with different levels, stairs and curtain partitions. The ‘Mill of the English’ is set in a large private area of the wooded estate with a swimming pool for the exclusive use of the mill’s guests while sharing the rest of the farm’s open spaces attractions and facilities at Villa Sandia – which is reached via a suspension bridge over the Guadiaro river.

Mesón los Alcornocales serves great grilled meats and fish often accompanied by tasty mushrooms from the local area and fine wines from the Serrania de Ronda. Cafetería María offers a large selection of hot and cold tapas and homemade cakes in a friendly atmosphere. Serves breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner and is open every day from 8am until closing, except Mondays. Takes bookings but walk-ins welcome Good for groups or parties Takeaway Catering Outdoor (covered) terrace

The beautiful white village (or pueblo blanco) of Gaucín, perched high up in the Serranía de Ronda, is famous for its spectacular views. At Hotel La Fructuosa, where we have created an oasis of calm in the very heart of this lovely village, our rooms and terraces have stunning panoramas stretching right across the Genal Valley to Gibraltar and Morocco in the distance. Our boutique hotel has five individually decorated rooms offering complimentary Wi-Fi, TVs and minifridges. Some feature whirlpool tubs, wood-beam ceilings and/or exposed brick walls. Breakfast is served in a former wine-pressing room or on a terrace that has views of the sea. There’s also a cozy restaurant. Our building is about 200 years old and has been open to guests for a century or so in various incarnations. At the start of the 20th century it was a popular guest house called La Española (meaning The Spaniard), but all the locals called it La Fructuosa, or Fructuosa’s place, because that was the name of the owner. In 1997, Jesús and Luis bought the house in order to revive this much-loved landmark. The building had been abandoned for more than 15 years and was in a sorry state. After much reconstruction and renovation […]

Welcome to Andalucia Country Houses, a family-owned Estate Agency based in Andalucia, Southern Spain. Since the late 1990s we have been selling country properties and traditional village houses in some of the most beautiful areas of inland Andalusia, to clients from all over the world. Whatever you are looking for, whether it be a luxury country villa, a traditional cortijo or finca, a working farm, a vineyard, an equestrian property, small hotel or guesthouse, bed and breakfast, country home or character village house, then you have come to the right company. The key to our success is our commitment and high level of service to our customers, both prior and after-sales. Our extensive knowledge of Andalucia and personal knowledge of all the properties we offer to our customers. From our base in the beautiful Serrania de Ronda, we cover Ronda and all the villages of the Serrania de Ronda, stretching from Gaucin to Arriate. In Cadiz province we offer properties all around the Campo de Gibraltar, Jimena de la Frontera and San Pablo de Buceite. Closer to the coastal areas of the Costa del Sol we offer property in Casares and the immediate inland areas along the Western Costa del […]

Hotel Palacete de Mañara is located in a building dating from the 17th Century. It has been completely renovated and offers tranquillity in the very heart of the village. There are eight double bedrooms with en suite facilities, as well as air conditioning, TV and WiFi. There is a lovely swimming pool in the interior of the patio.

Ceramist Catherine Hunter has exhibited at international art fairs and galleries. She welcomes visitors during her work in her Gaucín studio. However, as there are no set opening times it is preferable to make an appointment to visit. She is currently offering ceramic classes for adults.

Pura Vida “La Tienda Verde” in Gaucín, Genal Valley and its beautiful surroundings. We are Mar Blanco and Jorge Carretero.  We have been living in this Serranía de Ronda between Algatocín and Gaucín for 6 years.  Starting this project is a continuation of our daily life, as we are dedicated to Agriculture and Permaculture. We believe in a change of paradigm and consciousness with our planet, which feeds us with everything we need. We are lovers of tradition and consider ourselves indigenous to this land we love so much. Our project has been based in Gaucín since August 2019. Pura Vida “La Tienda Verde” and since then we are redecorating the Eco-Shop, taking care of the details, researching in depth the local suppliers in ecological/traditional, of Denomination of Origin of the region. We have a Rich Earth, in taste and smell that overwhelms the senses. We are creating a project where we are going to orient ourselves little by little in “Bulk”, we want to return to those times where plastics did not exist and we reused everything, and it was not synonymous with lack, but with common sense. We are committed to a simple, warm life and to an […]

Organic wine winery, located in the Serranía de Ronda, a privileged place in Malaga that gives rise to the best wines: Chardonnay, Petit Verdot, Pinot Noir, Acinipo, Finca Sanguijuela and Rosado. It was the Phoenicians who introduced wine cultivation to the Northern and Western countries of the Mediterranean. In Spain the cultivation of vineyards took place between the 2nd and 1st century BC around the Mediterranean shores including all of Andalusia. Of particular significance was the Roman period around 50 BC, when Ronda and more precisely Acinipo (‘Ronda La Vieja’ – Land of Wines) experienced the golden age of wine growing and even grapes were minted on coins. Since then wine culture has been maintained with the production of different red, white and sweet wines along with spirits. The wine-growing area consisted of 112.000 ha in Málaga province, of which 13.494 ha were located in the ‘Serrania de Ronda’, before the phylloxera pest reached the area in 1878. At the end of the 20th century new techniques were introduced to viticulture, using different grape varieties to produce red, white and rose wines. This initiative was started by Friedrich Schatz in 1982, and followed by Alfonso of Hohenlohe in the 90s. […]