Grazalema (population: 2550) is a town in the south-western Andalucia region of Spain. It is one of the largest 'white towns' (Spanish: pueblos blancos) of the Sierra la Grazalema national park, and is also Spain's wettest city.
Los Amarillos buses from Ronda heading for Úbrique www.touristbus.es
Grazalema and its Sierra are great for walking and wild life. Two particularly good walks are those to El Salto del Cabrero (Goatherd's Leap) and the one past the Pinsapar ( a wood containing a very rare Spanish fir) to Benamahoma.
There are two banks (both with ATMs that accept foreign cards) in the central Plaza de España.
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