Seville in the morning - Ronda - Mijas - Granada, how many hours is this going to take ?

Here's my itinerary for August 11-12. Seville, Cordoba, Jaen, Granada (rest day), Ronda, Malaga, Seville. Pure driving time is less than 4 hours per day. Spain is currently at 7 o'clock in the morning, and it's not dark until 21 o'clock, so there is enough time to use. The road conditions are very good, the normal speed limit on the highway is 120, and the speed limit near the city is 70. You can drive at 180 on the fast lane, and I suggest bringing an electronic dog when renting a car, just to avoid being caught by the camera. Enjoy your trip!

It takes one and a half hours to get to Ronda from Madrid, one hour to get to Mijas from Ronda, and about two hours to get to Granada from Mijas. These are the estimated travel times according to the map, but I haven't taken that route before. This time I plan to take this route too, but I won't go to Mijas, as it's too rushed.

It's too tiring to walk like this in a day. I spent more than an hour from Seville to Ronda, played for a day and stayed for one night. The second day, from Ronda to Granada, will pass through Mijas, about 96 kilometers from Mijas to Granada, and more than 30 kilometers from Mijas to Granada. In fact, you can see the time on your own by searching for the route on Google or the built-in map of Apple.

There are many mountain roads.