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How to get from Ronda to Seville
Direct buses from Ronda to Seville take about 1 h 45–2 h 30, and driving takes about 1 h 45. There is no direct train; rail journeys need a change and usually take longer than the bus.
Best option: Bus. Direct buses are cheaper and generally faster than trains, which require a change.
All the ways to make the trip
| How | Time | How often | Price* | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| bus Regional buses from Ronda bus station to Seville (usually Prado de San Sebastián bus station) | about 1 h 45–2 h 30 | several a day on weekdays, fewer at weekends; check current timetables | about €12–20 | Prado de San Sebastián is a short walk or tram ride from the cathedral. |
| car A-374 and A-375 towards Utrera, then the A-376 into Seville | about 1 h 45 | fuel only, no tolls | Ronda's old town has limited parking; use the public underground car parks. | |
| train Renfe trains from Ronda with a change, usually at Antequera or Bobadilla, to Sevilla Santa Justa | about 2 h 30–3 h 30 | a few a day | about €20–40 | Useful mainly with a rail pass; connections are infrequent. |
*Approximate prices and times for 2026. Timetables change by season: check with the operator before you travel.
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Tips
- Book bus tickets a day or two ahead in spring and summer, as buses can fill up.
- Check the last bus back if doing a day trip; evening options are limited.
- Ronda bus station is about 10–15 minutes on foot from the Puente Nuevo.
- If driving, combine the trip with a stop in a white village such as Zahara de la Sierra or Olvera.
Common questions
Is there a direct train from Ronda to Seville?
No. Trains from Ronda to Seville need a change, usually at Antequera or Bobadilla, and take about 2 h 30–3 h 30. Connections are infrequent. Direct buses are generally quicker and cheaper, taking about 1 h 45–2 h 30, so most travellers choose the bus unless they have a rail pass.
How much is the bus from Ronda to Seville?
The direct bus costs about €12–20 one way, depending on the service. Buses arrive at Seville's Prado de San Sebastián station, a short walk or tram ride from the cathedral. Tickets can be bought online or at Ronda bus station, and booking ahead is wise in spring and summer.
Can I do Ronda as a day trip from Seville?
Yes. With about 2 hours each way by bus or car, a day trip gives you time to see the Puente Nuevo, the old town and the bullring. Check the return bus times before you go, as evening departures are limited. Driving gives more flexibility and lets you stop at white villages on the way.
How long is the drive from Ronda to Seville?
The drive is about 130 km and takes around 1 h 45 on regional roads via Utrera, with no tolls. Parts of the route cross rolling countryside and are slower than a motorway. In Seville, avoid the restricted old centre and use a public car park or your hotel's parking.
Compiled by TonyPlan from operator and transport information and travel knowledge; updated 2026-10-05. Anything we could not confirm is marked as approximate.