Reservatauro Ronda

Beautiful huge farm. The tour is interesting but not very suitable for young children. The interaction with the animals is minimal and there is a lot of explanations. Our guide was super nice English native. This would be a five stars if not for the high price, which I don’t believe is justified for what you get.

If you have the opportunity to take this tour and experience this place - do it!
We visited on a Sunday afternoon and were greeted immediately upon arrival by Desiree.
She was equal parts knowledgable, lovely, and funny. Our two daughters, ages 5 and 6, took to her right away and spent the rest of our time holding her hand or asking for her attention.
We were offered the use of a clean, beautiful restroom before loading into the van for a driving tour of the incredibly vast and well-maintained property. We were able to see all the bulls of various ages, cows, and horses.
Following the van tour, we were led on foot into an indoor arena where Desiree showed us the matador's capes and allowed us all to try our hand at working them! The kids pretended to be the bull causing us all to have a great laugh! Then we toured the rest of the stunning facilities, learned a great deal about the attentive care they provide for their animals, and went over to the bull ring on property. We even got to meet Rafael Tejada, the renowned bullfighter who owns, runs, and lives at the farm. He was exceedingly kind and engaging!

Very nice place.
One downside, I had booked in advance a English tour and a day before they sent me an email saying there isn't an option for it in English.
They did provide me a audio guide however it would have been nice to have the one I specifically ordered.

The highlight on this farm visit was meeting the legendary Rafael Tejada himself. His story was an inspiration for many and now mine. I didn't know much about bull fighting until this tour where I learned a different side of this tradition and it is not just about winning over the fight and killing the bull.

We asked Rafael himself about the sport and the killing of the bull. His expressed the killing part is the least he look forward to but preserving the tradition and promoting the understanding of this unique culture compels him to start this farm. I was a different and more appreciate perspectives to bull fighting and the matadors.

The visit was full of oos and ahs over the cute calves and foals but definitely worth a visit if you want to know more about bull fighting, gain a better understanding of what goes behind it, and find a new view on it.

It's a surprise addition to see this horse farm
🐎 🐎 🐴 . A very friendly local tourist guide demonstrates how to handle young horses, which I'd even attend to walk too closer, but she let everyone feel relaxed and like to touch young horses. Love to see that new born baby horse, just 3 days old. Sooooo cute.