Ronda has a population of around 34,000 people, making it a medium-sized town within the province of Málaga. The population is predominantly Spanish, but in recent years, Ronda has seen an increase in international residents, particularly from Northern Europe, who are drawn to the city’s pleasant climate, natural beauty, and relaxed lifestyle. This influx of foreign residents has contributed to the city’s growing diversity and has helped boost the local economy.
The majority of Ronda’s population is employed in the tourism, agriculture, and service industries. There is also a growing interest in eco-tourism and sustainable living, with some residents focusing on organic farming and artisanal crafts. While Ronda maintains its traditional Andalusian culture, it is also becoming more cosmopolitan, welcoming people from various backgrounds and walks of life.