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As you leave Jerez airport you will join the A384, which will lead you to Ronda.
If you come from Sevilla airport you will join the A376, which becomes the A375 and then ultimately joins the A384 (Jerez Road) at Villamartin, about 50 Kilometres before Ronda. As you approach Ronda on the A374 you will gradually climb up a long hill that sweeps round to the right and then sharper round to the left, cutting through some of the rock of the hill. After the cutting you will pass the main turning to Ronda, which is on your right and is marked with a statue of a stag and four giant terracotta pots which is all very well lit at night.
Follow this road for 2.5 Kilometres until you come to a large roundabout.
On the left will be a carwash and restaurant. Take the first turning in your left sign posted MA7400 ARRIATE. Follow the road for 1.7 kilometres. Continue along the narrow road until you come to a very sharp bend that goes over a small bridge. (Take it slowly!) After the bridge you will be faced with a large yellow wall and iron gates marked Finca La Amapola, take the left road down the hill. (It is very narrow but it is a two-way road so be careful) The round will bend sharply to the left sign posted Hotel El Espejo. Just after this point the road will change to a dirt track. La Huerta El Noque is the 2nd gate on the left – large black iron gates. Once on the drive please take the right hand turn to the main Villa entrance and turn around. WELCOME TO EL NOQUE! |
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