Ronda is a beautiful, historic Andalusian city. It is a perfect destination to spend an afternoon walking through the narrow streets of its medieval city center with a centuries old bridge over a 100 m deep gorge that divides the old and the newer parts of the city and with the oldest bull fighting arena in Spain. Ronda is located in midst of the scenic Serranía landscape dotted by the picturesque, white Andalusian villages such as Gaucín, Grazalema, Setenil de las Bodegas, and Zahara, an ideal area for sight seeing, hiking, mountain biking, horse riding, and sail gliding. The highest peaks of the Iberian Peninsula are located in the Sierra Nevada, very close to Granada, which has some of Spain's best ski slopes. The beaches of Costa del Sol are situated along some of Europe's most formidable summer resorts including Marbella, Puerto Banús, Estepona, and Sotogrande on the Mediterranean. On the Atlantic side there are endless beaches with white sand and steady winds ideal for wind and kite surfing. El Cobijo is also within easy reach to many of Spain's finest Golf courses.