Any thoughts appreciated. I could hire a car but not sure i can be bothered to

Thanks
Clariman wrote:We've had a couple of great holidays (Feb) to Cordoba and Seville in recent years. We're thinking of picking up a cheap flight to Malaga at the end of the month and spending a week split between Malaga and Granada (using the bus). Is there enough food, culture, things to see in these 2 places to last a week?
swill453 wrote:Yes Ronda would fill your week nicely. Personally I'd get a car from http://malagacar.com , but I guess buses would be possible.
Scott.
Clariman wrote:Is the drive from Malaga to Granada and to Ronda non-adventurous? i.e. decent roads that aren't cliff-edge
PinkDalek wrote:If of interest, there’s plenty of tips on the Alhambra in your Jan 2017 Topic:
viewtopic.php?p=21026#p21026
It includes a reply from casapinos, a near local, who invited further questions by PM..
Clariman wrote:Having sausage that, I've just discovered that the Alhambra daytime and evening tickets are fully booked. However some tour companies have guided tour tickets available. Has anyone been on a guided tour there? Are they worth paying 49 euros for?
Clariman wrote:Is the drive from Malaga to Granada and to Ronda non-adventurous? i.e. decent roads that aren't cliff-edge
Clariman wrote:Is the drive from Malaga to Granada and to Ronda non-adventurous? i.e. decent roads that aren't cliff-edge
Clariman wrote:PinkDalek wrote:If of interest, there’s plenty of tips on the Alhambra in your Jan 2017 Topic:
viewtopic.php?p=21026#p21026
It includes a reply from casapinos, a near local, who invited further questions by PM..
Having sausage that, I've just discovered that the Alhambra daytime and evening tickets are fully booked. However some tour companies have guided tour tickets available. Has anyone been on a guided tour there? Are they worth paying 49 euros for?
Thanks
C
Mike88 wrote:Tickets for the Alhambra are nearly always difficult for ordinary tourists to obtain as suggested in my earlier post. The only way to guarantee a ticket is to go on a guided tour and I would suggest the 49 euro charge is better than the alternative of not going at all.
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