


Professional rescue trainer and via ferrata guide, plus an assistant on every trip.
Via ferrata set, harness, helmet and gloves, checked before every trip.
Safety briefing and technique coaching on the rock, at your pace.
Boots or approach shoes with grip, climbing-friendly clothes, 1.5 L water, snacks, sun cream.
Good general fitness needed. No climbing experience needed for Ronda. Tell me about any medical conditions when you book. Weather and safety decisions are made on the day by the guide.








Guided rock climbing at crags near Ronda, Gaucín and the coast, chosen for the group's level. Harness, helmet, shoes and ropes included.
Your first time on real rock: harness, knots, belaying and climbing on a top rope.
Footwork, movement and technique on harder routes, with coaching all day.
Knots, belaying, building and checking anchors, and lowering off safely.
Your own guide, your pace, your choice of day.

Group days run when the minimum number is booked.
Staying over? These are close to the routes. Book directly with them; prices and availability are on their own sites.

Hotel on the edge of the Tajo, next to the Puente Nuevo
Photo: Parador de Ronda
Boutique hotel in the old town, overlooking the gorge
Photo: Ronda old town and the gorge
Converted mill by the river, minutes from the Benaoján and Montejaque routes
Photo: river and cave near Benaoján
Small hotel and restaurant in the village, below the castle
Photo: Gaucín village
Village houses near the Montejaque route
Photo: Montejaque village
More places to stay in and around Gaucín
Photo: Gaucín from the castleOfficial Ronda tourist office
The Gaucín vías ferratas and village
Official tourism site of Andalucía
Prices are confirmed in writing when you book. Lunch, drinks and travel to the meeting point are not included unless stated. Group events run with a minimum of 5 people. Route photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited on each image.