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Caminito del Rey tour from Malaga. The trip. In this Caminito del Rey tour from Malaga in a small group you will discover one of the most beautiful gorges in the world. Departing from Malaga city center in our van (50 minutes drive) we will discover the Guadalhorce valley, a unique valley in the province specialized in the production of citrus trees. We will ascend and cross the mountains of Malaga and some white villages. Once in Ardales , we will get in the Natural Park, where you can enjoy the views of the Guadalhorce lake , the olive and almond trees plantation in a hilly landscape full of windmills. The hike. Once in the parking, we will start the Caminito del Rey hike (8 kms) crossing the tunnel and we will get into the forest. We have 1,5 km until the entry of the oficial area and the first gorge. Once in the check in area we have to put on the helmets and we get into the Gaitanejos gorge. You will be amazed by this narrow gorge and by the beautiful orange colours of the limestone. We will stop in some spots to discover the history and the wild life of the natural park. Once finished the first gorge we will get into a beautiful valley. The views from the valley are beautiful with some stunning view points to the next gorge. Once in the forest we will do a relaxing picnic with local products at one side of the kings path. We are facing the last part of the valley and aproaching the second and even more beautiful gorge. In Los Gaitanes gorge , the kings walkway is breathtaking due to the vertical views. We will discover some geologic phenomenon, some fossils and some spectacular views until we get into the suspension bridge. Here you will feel like floating in the air suspended 120 meters over the river. The way back. We still have to cross the last part over El Chorro reservoir and hike until El Chorro village, where we will get the shuttle bus to come back to the starting point and then come back to Malaga in the van. If you dont get a spot in this Caminito del rey tour from Malaga you always can book our Caminito del Rey tour in a mini bus.

• Hike throught the most breathtaking gorges in Europe.
• Inmersion in the productions and traditions of the guadalhorce valley.
• Local guide expert in the history and geography of Caminito del Rey.
• SMALL GRUOP (max 8 p.) of independent travellers from all around the world.
• Picnic in the Natural Park with local products.

What you will do

We pick you up with a comfort van in Malaga city center (Cerezuela Street No. 3) and we depart to the Guadalhorce reservoir. During the trip we will cross the Guadalhorce valley, a unique valley in the province specialized in orange and lemon tree plantations. We will cross the Alcaparain mountain range and some white towns.

From the Guadalhorce reservoir, we will begin the route crossing a tunnel dug under the rock. We have a 1.5 km trail to the official entrance of the Caminito del Rey. From there we will discover the geology of the natural park, the wildlife and spectacular landscapes. We will stop at the most outstanding viewpoints to take photos and enjoy the views.

At the end of the hike we will take the shuttle bus that will take us back to the beginning of the route.

We come back to Malaga city from the Guadalhorce reservoir

Drop off in Malaga city center, calle cerezuela n3.

Included/Excluded

• Specialized bilingual guide.
• Private Transport from Malaga city center.
• Poncho coat in case it rains.
• Picnic with local products.
• Fresh water.
• King´s Walkway tickets.
• Shuttle bus from the finish of the hike to the start of the hike.
• All other clothing.
• Food and drinks are not allowed in the van.
• To wear flip flops or sandals during the hike is not allowed.

Activity Types

Activity's location, i'm not staying in malaga, how do i get to the pickup location.

If you are staying in Torremolinos, Benalmádena or Fuengirola, the meeting poing is just three minutes walking from the last train station in Málaga ("Alameda").

Can we be picked up somewhere else?

If you want to hire a private guided tour for your group we can arrange a meeting point close to your accommodation.

Can we do the hike with sneakers?

Yes, most of the people do the hike with sneakers or other comfortable shoes. Flip flops are not allowed in the natural park.

What is the minimun age to do the hike?

8 years old

Is a big meal included?

Water and a picnic with some local products are provided but not a big meal.

Do you recommend this hike to people with vertigo or afraid of heights?

Our experiences are offered in the Airbnb platform as well. The reviews you can read in our website have been taken from there. You can check there that the average ratings of our trips are around 4,9/5

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Best Caminito Del Rey Tour from Málaga: Expert Tips [2024]

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Are you ready to book the Caminito del Rey tour from Malaga?

In that case, you’re at the right place!

As I have already visited the Caminito del Rey , and as a local resident next to Malaga, I will give you first-hand tips on how to make the most out of your trip, and where to book the best tour .

Skip the tourist traps and get the best tips for this unique experience, once declared as the world’s most dangerous path, by checking my article below.

No time to read the article?

I have recommended the most popular tour for this day trip below . This day trip has over 1767 positive reviews from travelers around the world, so you’re guaranteed a great experience on this trip.

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Tips for booking caminito del rey tour from malaga.

If you’re planning to visit this stunning natural trail opened by King Alfonso XIII (hence the name King’s Little Pathway), you will most certainly have a very memorable experience.

This path with spectacular views over the Guadalhorce River and El Chorro Gorge will be the  highlight of your stay in Malaga .

It is one of the most popular natural attractions in the province of Malaga, and with an expert guide, you will also learn lots of interesting things about its history.

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To visit the trail, I recommend booking a tour with a local guide which will ensure you have an amazing time visiting one of these natural wonders in the Malaga province. 

BEST CAMINITO DEL REY TOUR FROM MALAGA

This is the most popular day tour option from Malaga, which includes a short stop in the village of Ardales, where you can have a quick snack before continuing to the Caminito del Rey entrance point.

In addition to an experienced tour guide, here are some benefits of using this local tour company for this day trip:

• FREE cancellation up to 24 hours before the trip, offering you lots of flexibility
• Reserve now and pay later option
• Pick up points in Malaga city center
• Duration 6 – 8 hours (full-day tour)
• Small group private tour
• English and Spanish-speaking guided hike
• Tickets to Caminito del Rey are included in the price
• Check reviews from other travellers before booking

This tour will take you to the Northern access to Caminito del Rey, from where you will walk through a short tunnel with your guide until you reach the entrance point. At the end of the trail, they will wait there to pick up you and take you back to Malaga.

On your way, enjoy breathtaking views , take photos, learn about the history of the trail, enjoy views of the Conde de Guadalhorce Dam, Chorro Reservoirs and stroll through the famous wooden boardwalks. The trail has an elevation between 300 to 400 meters above sea level.

As you walk, you might spot griffon vultures cruising over your head and a train passing by from the el Chorro railway station. 

CAMINITO DEL REY TOUR FROM MALAGA: HOW TO BOOK

​Click here to check the availability of this tour for your selected dates, and choose the number of people travelling.

This tour does NOT include hotel pick-up , but the bus will pick you up from a meeting point in central Malaga, where they will also drop you off at the end of the tour. Once you confirm your booking details and pay for the tour, you will receive an email with detailed instructions for the pick up and other organisation tips for this trip.

This tour does not include free time on the trail, only a break in the town of Ardales ahead of the trail. 

Unlike with a self-guided tour, you don’t need to use the shuttle bus and this tour will get you directly to the entrance of the trail. 

The estimated time to walk the trail is between 1.5 to 2 hours.

CHOOSING YOUR TOUR OPERATOR

To ensure you have an amazing experience on this nature lovers must see trip, here are my tips for finding the best trip for you.

There are a number of local companies offering a day tour from Malaga or Costa del Sol to Caminito del Rey. Most of these have the same specks , and the same trip duration, the only difference comes from the rating of the tour guides they use, and the languages available.

When selecting the tour operator, you should pay attention to three main things:

• tickets to the pathway are included in the price
• check the reviews of other travellers
• check that the tour guide is available in English

The prices for these other trips are also roughly the same . In case my recommended tour from Malaga is sold out, here are some alternatives you can also check for this tour:

Expert Tips for Visiting Caminito Del Rey [2023]

One of the first questions you would probably ask is – is it an easy pathway to hike? Is it suitable for those who don’t do too much hiking? The answer to both is  YES !

You don’t need any special equipment , hiking shoes, or extreme endurance to do the trail – it’s more of a pleasant walk rather than any steep uphill climb! 

In the section below you will find all practical tips to prepare for your trip.

WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU

If you’re ready to book your trip, there are just a few things you need to have with you:

• your booking confirmation
• water bottle
• comfortable shoes (no flip-flops or open-toe shoes)
• comfortable clothing
• camera or mobile phone for photos
• sun lotion & sunglasses
• safety helmets will be provided to you by the entrance

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

It’s super important to follow the safety instructions which will be provided to you at the start of the trail. These include:

• Stay on the path
• Children under the age of 8 are not allowed
• Do not throw any objects from the path
• Do not touch, pick or destroy any plants
• Smoking is forbidden
• For safety reasons, selfie sticks, umbrellas and sharp objects are not allowed
• No big backpacks are allowed (backpacking size), small standard size are fine

FOLLOWING YOUR TOUR GUIDE

As you start your trail following the crossing of the tunnel, you will arrive at the starting point from where you will pick up your helmets and listen to the safety instructions.

Please note there is no ticket office anywhere, all tickets for this path need to be bough online – in this case, they are included in your tour. Your tour guide will explain which parts of the path are dangerous and you should not be stopped for too long due to the risk of falling rocks.

Normally, you would have the option to leave the tour group and explore on your own at a slower or faster pace, but as this is a guided tour with transport, you will need to stick with the group, to ensure you get on the bus back to Malaga on time.

STARTING POINT

At the starting point of Caminito del Rey, you will see a small booth where they store safety helmets .

Right next to it are toilets , I recommend using them before you set on the trail.

Next to the toilets, you will also find vending machines, in case you need to buy more water.

After safety instructions , you can set off following your guide. The whole path will take about 1.5 hours to 2 hours to walk, depending on the speed of your group.

FEAR OF HEIGHTS

If you have a fear of heights or don’t like high altitudes, and you think you might struggle with this tour, the good news is – it’s quite unlikely (although not impossible!).

I also have a fear of heights, and there were only a few spots on the pathway that made me feel a little uneasy, otherwise, I was surprised it was actually very manageable .

The hardest part is possibly crossing the suspension bridge which you will encounter closer to the end of the trail. The bridge is not that long, and there is a member of staff available in case you need help crossing it! 

​WEATHER CONDITIONS

Tour of el caminito del rey (king’s little pathway) is subject to good weather conditions, for obvious reasons.

In case of bad weather, they will notify everyone with tickets for the day that the trip is cancelled. Unfortunately, the only thing you can do in that case is to get a new entrance ticket, or book a new tour. 

END OF THE WALK

After crossing the suspension bridge, you will get to the last part of the trail which is the only section with a steep climb on stairs, so pace yourself for that one.

Following that last section, you will reach the end fo the walk and then continue on foot until you reach the exit point.

You will get to the control cabin where you deposit the safety helmets. A short walk from there you will see the exit, where you will find a few stalls selling local products, drinks and quick snacks.

You will have a few minutes spare for quick refreshment or shopping, before heading back to the bus.

FAQ: Caminito Del Rey Day Tour From Malaga

Here are some of the most frequent questions about taking a tour to Caminito del Rey from Malaga.

HOW TO GET FROM MALAGA TO CAMINITO DEL REY?

The easiest way to reach Caminito del Rey from Malaga is to drive there with a rental car, or use a tour operator day trip . The tour operator trip has the benefit of not having to use a shuttle bus to get to the start of the trail.

CAN YOU DO CAMINITO DEL REY WITHOUT A GUIDE?

Yes, you can! You can buy tickets directly on their website and make your way to the start of the trail.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO WALK THE CAMINITO DEL REY?

The cost depends on whether or not you’re taking a guided tour, or buying just single tickets. A single ticket to Caminito Del Rey cost 10 euros.

HOW LONG IS THE GUIDED TOUR OF CAMINITO DEL REY?

The tour takes between 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on how fast the group walks.

CAN I VISIT CAMINITO DEL REY ON MY OWN?

Yes, you can, although you get a much better experience visiting with an experienced guide. I recommend using this local company for this tour trip.

WHERE DO YOU START THE CAMINITO DEL REY?

The entrance to the path is a bit further away from the main road – you will have to navigate to the Northern Access point, from where you get a shuttle bus. The bus drops you off close to a tunel. You walk through the tunnel and further down the path where you will find the meeting point and entrance.

IS THE CAMINITO DEL REY DIFFICULT?

No, it’s not! Even for someone with zero experience with hiking, you will have no difficulty on this trail. It’s mostly a pleasant walk, with the occasional uphill climb on stairs.

HOW EARLY TO ARRIVE AT CAMINITO DEL REY?

If you want to get there early, you can choose the first tickets available for the day to enjoy the path in relative serenity and peace!

Final Thoughts

I hope you found lots of practical tips and insights on booking the best Caminito del Rey tour from Malaga . As I mentioned, I highly recommend using this local company for your tour, which will ensure you will have an amazing experience, and lots of stunning photos to look back on.

Before you head off, check out my tips for other day trips and day tours you might enjoy while staying in Malaga!

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Caminito del Rey Tour

Free! cancellation up to 24 hours before the date of the activity with 100% refund / Less than 24 hours, late arrival or no show: no refund will be provided.

If we receive information that the Caminito organization may close due to weather conditions, we will offer you an alternative day (subject to availability) or we will refund the amount paid.

• Caminito del Rey tour from Malaga is one of the most popular day trips among travelers.
• Admire the incredible views of the natural setting of the Los Gaitanes Gorge.
• Enjoy a unique and spectacular tour on one of the most famous trails in Spain.

Description

Live an unforgettable experience with our Caminito del Rey Tour from Malaga , one of the most popular routes in Spain. Accompanied by an expert guide, you will take a 2-3 hour tour through this natural landscape, you will learn about the anecdotes and curiosities of this incredible route and admire the magnificent views of the surroundings.

Departing from Malaga or Costa del Sol in the morning, after an easy bus ride you will reach the Caminito del Rey to enjoy a tour along the beautiful canyon of los Gaitanes Gorge . Did you know that its initial purpose was as a maintenance trail for the water channels that were built in the area?

Before access this fascinating path , our guide will give you all the explanations and the guidelines of the Caminito, and will also tell you about the history and curious facts about the place. So you will not miss anything during the 3 hours that the Caminito del Rey tour lasts! Already immersed in the tour, the guide usually walks behind the group in case you need any clarification or information, so we avoid crowding at specific points, allowing you to walk at your own pace .

If you already have transportation to get to Caminito del Rey, you may be interested in the Caminito del rey guided tour , with entrance ticket and local guide.

• Hotel pick-up (except in Malaga, where there is only one meeting point).
• Air conditioned motor-coach.
• Multilingual escort guide.
• Entrance fees for Caminito del Rey.
• Travel insurance.

Please note: To avoid crowds during the tour, the explanations will be given when boarding the bus and before entering the Caminito. During the tour the guide will only accompany you and stay behind the group, allowing everyone to go at their own pace and wait for you if you need any information.

Not included

• Hotel pick-up in Malaga.

Price & Payment

More information.

• The tour is guaranteed in the selected language. However, sometimes the tour could be conducted in two languages simultaneously, in the selected language and a second language.

Please note

• The estimated time for this route is between 2.5 hours and 3 hours walking, so it is essential to wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
• The entrance is forbidden for people aged less than 8 years old.
• This path is not recommended for people with reduced mobility, or for people who might suffer from dizziness.
• We recommend visitors to take with them water and some snacks.
• There are no toilets along the path, only at the end of the route.
• This tour can have multiple pick-up stops along the Costa del Sol.

Cancellation

Starting point.

The tour includes pick-ups at different points on the Costa del Sol. Please, select your pick-up location when booking:

• Malaga : Avenida de Andalucía, 10. Bus stop nº11, in front of Caixa Bank (only pick-up point available).
• Torremolinos : Torremolinos Centro bus stop, Avenida Palma de Mallorca. More hotels are available.
• Fuengirola : Hotel El Puerto, Paseo Marítimo nº32. More hotels are available.
• Benalmadena : Sunset Beach Hotel Avenida del Sol, 5. More hotels are available.

At the time of booking, you can select a pick-up hotel from the list of available hotels.

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• Free! cancellation up to 24h

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if there is bad weather, does it hotel pick-up available, how do i make a reservation, what are the payment methods, how to see the price and availability, customer reviews.

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Nattivus guarantees you the best price available at the time of making your reservation. However, if you find a lower price offer in the same currency as the original purchase, for the same dates, conditions and characteristics of the booked activity, we will match the price, refunding you the difference. This reservation must be a minimum of € 20.

For this, it will be necessary to present a complete and final budget as proof, which includes all the concepts of the reservation: date, duration, currency, price, participants, modality, management expenses, etc., issued by another agency legally authorized to operate in Spain, the same day that you have made your reservation with Nattivus, from which any additional discount will be excluded for belonging to a specific group.

To request a refund, send a message to info@nattivus.com with your name and booking number along with a proof of the lower price. Refunds of the price difference will be processed in the same payment method used for the original reservation.

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PAYMENT TYPES

We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal and cash . Payment is 100% secure. We consider the following forms of payment, as indicated in the file for each activity:

Single payment: The payment of the total amount will be made at the time of booking . Cash payments are not accepted on the day of the visit.

Payment the day of the tour: A first payment of a percentage of the total will be required at the time of booking and the second payment of the remaining amount you will pay at the destination on the day of the activity, in cash or card, as indicated. Please note that only payments in local currency will be accepted (for example in Spain only EUROS will be accepted).

Payment in 2 installments: It will be necessary to pay a first payment of a percentage of the total amount when making the reservation. The second payment of the remaining amount must be made before the day of the activity, on the deadline indicated. In case of reaching this date and the pending amount has not been paid, the reservation will be cancelled and the amount paid initially will be refunded. Please note that this payment method is applied to reservations whose departure date is more than 30 days from the reservation date. For reservations whose departure date is within the following 30 days, 100% of the amount will be charged at the time of booking.

FREE! CANCELLATION UP TO 24H

Free! cancellation up to 24 hours before the date of the activity with 100% refund / Less than 24 hours, late arrival or no show: no refund will be provided. If you need to cancel your booking, please, email us at [email protected].

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Caminito del Rey Day Trip

• 9 / 10 1,626 reviews | 13,116 travellers I loved it! The walk is Spectacular, it is worth it. The organization of the tour was impeccable. Pablo and Jorge were great group leaders. I would repeat it! Yeah 10 Helene Lanz
• Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the service starts
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Travel from Malaga to one of the main tourist attractions of the province on our Caminito del Rey Day Trip. You'll walk through the famous Gaitanes Gorge and admire incredible views of Malaga's rugged landscape.

We'll meet at Avenida de Andalucía , at the bus stop 2009 , and board a minibus that'll take us northwest through the beautiful inland countryside of the province of Malaga.

During the journey, we'll cross the Alcaparaín mountain range  and see extensive orange groves and several Andalusian white villages. We'll make a quick half-hour stop in the village of Ardales so you can stretch your legs or have a snack on your own.

For approximately 3 hours, we'll walk around 4.8 km (3 miles) along the Caminito del Rey from the northern access located in Ardales, crossing several tunnels. Did you know that it was first opened by King Alfonso XIII in 1925? During the hike, we'll admire the Guadalhorce reservoir and go down the most famous stairs  of the Caminito del Rey . 

The Caminito del Rey tour will start by discovering the geology, the wildlife, and the spectacular landscapes that surround us. The footbridge, suspended almost 340 ft (105 meters) above the Gaitanes Gorge , will offer us incredible panoramic views of the Sierra de Málaga . We'll take around 2.5-3 hours to walk the whole route. As we walk, we'll stop at the best viewpoints to take photos and learn some fun facts about this place.

After enjoying the Caminito del Rey, we'll say goodbye to this beautiful place and finish the excursion at the starting point.

Availability

Since its restoration and subsequent reopening, the Caminito del Rey has become one of the main tourist attractions in the province of Malaga. Demand is very high and availability is very limited , so it's advisable to book as soon as possible to guarantee places on the chosen dates.

10% Discount

The 10% discount is only applicable during certain dates.

Caminito del Rey guided tour

If you prefer to make your own way to the path, you can book the Caminito del Rey guided tour directly. 

More Information

6 hours - 8 hours.

The activity takes place with a guide that speaks in English and Spanish.

Transport by minibus or bus

English–speaking guide

Admission to the Caminito del Rey

15% discount on the official ticket price.

Not included

Food and drink

When to book?

You can book up to the start time, as long as there are places remaining. Book now to guarantee your spot.

Type of voucher

Electronic. Show the voucher on your phone.

Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible.

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Our providers commit to:

• Provide a safe and satisfying experience.
• Reduce, reuse, recycle.
• Incorporate eco-conscious technologies.
• Uphold fair employment standards.
• Foster the growth of local communities.
• Preserve the integrity of local culture.
• Safeguard both cultural and environmental heritage.
• Ensure ethical treatment of animals.
• Operate with honesty and transparency.
• Encourage sustainable behaviors among customers and staff.

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• No printing of documentation required.

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Frequently asked questions

Q - Are there any restrictions on who can do this activity?

A - Yes. We don't recommend this activity for people with vertigo or mobility, heart or respiratory problems. 

Q - How long will the route take?

A - The walk will take about 3 hours.

Q - Is it possible to bring food and drink on the excursion?

A - Although there is no stop for lunch, we recommend that you take a snack and a drink with you, as there is nowhere to shop along the route.

Q - Why do this activity with Civitatis?

A - At Civitatis we guarantee the best quality and prices, click here if you want to know how we select our activities .

Q - How to book?

A - To reserve the activity, choose the date and complete the form on this page. You will receive your confirmation immediately.

Q - Is a minimum number of participants required?

A - This activity requires a minimum of 2 participants. Should this number not be reached, we'll get in touch with you to offer alternatives.

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Caminito del Rey

• Embark on an adrenaline-fueled trek on the El Caminito del Rey, offering breathtaking views of the Gaitanes Ravine.
• Enjoy the expertise of a guide who shares fascinating history of the Gorge Desfiladero de los Gaitanes' formation.
• Ascend an exhilarating 328 feet in the air for unrivaled panoramic views of the surrounding scenery.
• Journey through narrow tunnels, cross turquoise blue waters, and wind along the King's Little Pathway.
• Don't miss this epic adventure in Malaga that combines thrilling heights, stunning landscapes, and intriguing history. Book now as slots fill up fast!

Trek through the mountainous terrain of El Caminito and catch breathtaking views along the way when you embark on this exciting walking tour near Malaga. Your tour includes an expert guide who will share the history of the Gorge Desfiladero de los Gaitanes' formation as you walk along the famous King's Little Pathway. Head 328 feet in the air to get panoramic views of the Gaitanes Ravine, making this the perfect tour for thrill-seekers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Begin your epic trek along the El Caminito del Rey path along the Ojen-Monda-Ardales route to arrive at Malaga's main water reserve: Conde de Guadalhorce Dam. Here, you'll learn about the Gorge Desfiladero de los Gaitanes from your guide. The River Guadalhorce helped carve this natural area into a canyon and served as its northern access. El Caminito del Rey stretches nearly two feet long, served as the channel that was constructed to bridge the north access to the southern access point of El Chorro for this water resource, and is also known as the King's Path after King Alfonso XIII.

Conclude your tour with an unforgettable view of the Gaitanes Ravine, as you ascend 328 feet into the air. Climb across wooden bridges, cross turquoise blue waters and get your take in the breathtaking views of the ravine as you journey through narrow tunnels and winding paths.

From panoramic views of the ravine to learning about what it took to build the epic channel known as the King's Little Pathway, this adventurous hike takes you on a journey like none other. Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping experience as you maneuver through the ravine and across the channel and book this exciting tour in Malaga today!

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Caminito del Rey | Brave the King’s Little Pathway

The Caminito del Rey is a hike unlike any other. It's a narrow walkway clinging to the vertical cliffs of the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes gorge near Malaga, Spain. Back in the day, when the path through the steep Spanish gorge was falling apart, it had different names like The King's Little Path, The World’s Most Dangerous Trail, or El Camino de la Muerte (which means 'The Walkway of Death'). But those days are gone. Since 2015, strong wooden platforms have been installed over the Guadalorce River, making the new Caminito del Rey much safer, yet still retaining the thrill of the old days. If you're in Malaga, Granada, or Seville, you can plan a day trip to Caminito del Rey and make unforgettable memories.

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Transportation's covered!

The easiest way to get to Caminito del Rey from Malaga, Granada, or Seville is to join a day trip with a shuttle bus service, that handles all the transportation details, taking you straight to the North Access. Once there, shuttle buses connect to key locations like El Chorro village , the Visitor's Centre (Tickets unavailable here, buy in advance), and the starting point near El Kiosko restaurant . Shuttles run every 30 minutes from 8:30am to 6pm in summer and 5pm in winter. Tickets cost €2.50 each and can be purchased online, at the train station kiosk, or on the bus (cash only).

Taste the thrill

The Caminito itself is a moderate walkway with designated one-way traffic for a smooth experience. You'll traverse suspended walkways and boardwalks, but the well-maintained path with railings ensures safety. The real thrill comes from the sheer cliffs and the Guadalhorce River snaking 100 meters below – perfect for conquering a mild fear of heights and getting that adrenaline rush.

Walk in the steps of Royalty

Originally built for hydropower workers, King Alfonso XIII inaugurated the path in 1921. You'll tread the same route as a Spanish monarch with a Caminito del Rey ticket! See sections of the original, more precarious walkway preserved alongside the modern path.

Kids will feel like Indiana Jones!

Even though it's crowded, thankfully, the newly renovated path is more of a leisurely walk than a tough hike, and even kids as young as nine can do it now! So, let them whip out their inner Indiana Jones on your family outing! It might even feel like an adventure for some, facing a fear or two along the way. So, it might not be as easy as it seems for everyone!

Understanding how to get to the Caminito del Rey trail can be confusing, but we'll try to clear it up for you.

Before booking your tickets

• Book weeks in advance: Many wish to walk El Caminito del Rey due to its proximity to a cruise ship port and popular cities in Spain. However, entry is controlled and requires tickets. With limited daily spots (supposedly 1100) and timed entries, getting tickets can be tough. As a result, tickets and tours often sell out fast, particularly the cheaper ones without guides, which are often gone weeks in advance.
• Age restrictions: Children under the age of 8 are not allowed to get on the walk. Visitors aged 8 to 18 must be accompanied by an adult and have ID. Adults should also carry proof of age. A copy/photo on your phone might suffice, (bear in mind the patchy 4G signal, so pre-download)
• Fitness level: The Caminito del Rey is not a demanding hike in terms of distance (2.9 kilometers or 1.8 miles), but it does involve inclines and uneven terrain. There are also sections with stairs, including a long, steep climb at the beginning. If you suffer from severe vertigo or a deep fear of heights, consider avoiding the experience altogether.

Before beginning your Caminito del Rey walk

• Start point and ticket pick-up : The official start point of the Caminito del Rey tour, called the North Access, is where you'll show your ticket and get your helmet. Whether you have an entrance ticket, are part of a guided group, or on a day trip, you'll need to go here to begin the trail.
• Getting to the North Access : The North Access isn't by a road, a car park, the Caminito del Rey Visitor Centre, or on the shuttle bus route. It's only reachable through a 1.5km walk via a couple of tunnels and a dusty trail.
• The walk to North Access : The 1.5km walk is signposted and starts in a tunnel by the side of a road. It takes about 20 minutes, so plan to arrive 15-30 minutes before your ticket time.
• You can't start at the South Exit:  Caminito del Rey is a one-way loop, which starts at the North Access, so you will be picked up at the end of the walk by a shuttle bus. You can not start the journey from the South Exit. The shuttle links the entry and exit points: Ardales(entry) in the north and Álora(exit) in the south.

Note:  Remember, none of the parking areas mentioned  below (⬇️)  are right next to the trail start point. You'll have to walk 1.5 km and take the shuttle bus at least once, regardless of where you park.

As mentioned above, getting tickets for El Caminito del Rey is tough due to limited daily spots and high demand! There are three types of tickets available: Guided tours, General entry tickets, and Day trips. But which one should you pick? Let's look at the details to help you plan your ideal Caminito del Rey adventure.

General entry

Who's this for: Independent hikers and budget-conscious travelers should go for Caminito del Rey tickets

• Go at your own pace:  Explore the Caminito del Rey independently, setting your own rhythm and schedule. Take photos, linger at viewpoints, and soak in the scenery at your leisure.
• Budget-friendly:  General entry tickets are the most affordable option, making the Caminito del Rey accessible to a wider range of visitors.
• Flexibility:  Choose your start time within your allotted entry window. This allows you to avoid peak crowds and potentially find better parking or shuttle availability.

Trip option:

Guided tour

Who's this for: History buffs, First-time visitors, or those unfamiliar with the area should go for Caminito del Rey tours

• Safety and security: Guides are trained in first aid and familiar with the terrain. This can provide peace of mind, especially for those with mild concerns about heights.
• Group atmosphere:  Enjoy the camaraderie of exploring with others, potentially making new connections with fellow adventurers.
• Structured schedule:  Follow a set itinerary with designated stops for photos and information. This ensures you don't miss any key points of interest.

Who's this for: If you're coming from far away and you don't want to worry about transportation

• Transportation available : All three cities (Malaga, Granada, Seville) offer day trips with round-trip transportation included.
• Explore beyond: If you have time in your hands, you can visit famous attractions in each of the cities, for example Alhambra Palace, Seville Cathedral, Picasso museum etc.!
• Refuel after exertion: The hike can be tiring, and delicious post-hike food is a great reward. Stop at local restaurants, for example El Kiosko restaurant, for a flavor of rich and authentic Andalusian cuisine you might not experience otherwise!

From Malaga

Travel time & distance: around 1.5 hr, 59.8 km by public transport

As Malaga is the closest city to El Chorro, the gateway town to the walkway, you can easily plan a day trip to Caminito del Rey if you're already exploring its attractions. This also makes it the easiest city to visit the Caminito del Rey on a tour, especially if you're relying on public transport. However, day trips from Malaga include round-trip transportation, so you don't have to worry about the logistics. This is especially ideal for first-time visitors.

• Pick up at 9am
• Frequency: Tuesday to Sunday (Closed on Monday)
• Departure : Find on Maps
• Included: Transfer from Malaga city centre, Bilingual guide
• Attractions in Malaga: Picasso museum , Carmen Thyssen Museum

From Granada

Travel time & distance: around 2 hr, 143 km by public transport

Granada is further away (approximately a 1.75-2 hour drive) compared to Malaga. On the way, you can see the Andalusian countryside, Sierra Nevada mountains, white villages, and olive groves. Visit Granada's Alhambra Palace (buy tickets early as they sell out months ahead due to popularity) if you have a longer layover. For those in Granada, joining a day trip is the easiest way to avoid the hassle of public transport or car rental.

• Included: Transfer from Granada, Bilingual guide
• Attractions in Granada: Alhambra , Granada Cathedral

From Seville

Travel time & distance: Around 2.5 hrs, 164 km

Seville is a great base for exploring southern Spain, and a day trip is the perfect way to experience the Caminito del Rey. Although Seville is the farthest from the Caminito, you can make a stop in a charming Andalusian town for a delicious tapas lunch or dinner break, or attend flamenco shows, and visit the magnificent Seville Cathedral while returning from the walk.

• Pick up at 8:45am or 9am (based on tour)
• Frequency: Tue – Fri – Sun
• Included: Transfer from Seville, Bilingual guide
• Attractions in Seville: Alcazar Seville , Seville Cathedral , Flamenco shows

Starting El Caminito del Rey Hike:

• At the trailhead, there's a spot with a restaurant and parking spaces, where the last shuttle bus also stops. The shuttle bus makes stops along the road, which is handy for getting back to your car after the hike.
• There are two paths at the start: one leads to the control house, where you get a helmet, and the other heads to the Gaitanejo dam, where the hike begins.

Swedish Tradition:

• If you choose the longer path starting at Sillón del Rey, it's 2.7 km (1.7 mi) long and has stone benches, a table, and a chair used by the king. Alternatively, you can take the 1.5 km (1 mi) shorter trail that begins 200 meters (218 yards) before the restaurant and passes through a small cave.

The Unforgettable Suspension Bridge:

• Once you reach the Gaitanejo dam, you'll encounter the Sierra Parda cave, once home to workers of the hydropower plant. Continuing along, you'll come to the Gaitanejo gorge and the Puente del Rey suspension bridge, which hangs high above the ground, surrounded by towering mountains.
• Crossing the bridge, the path winds through the Los Gaitanes valley, with paths hanging 100 meters (109 yards) above the ground. The hike offers stunning views of nature in every direction, including a 100-year-old juniper tree and a "fossil beach" with fossils from the Jurassic period. Don't miss the glass balcony that juts off the main path. Finally, return the helmets and walk the last 2.1 km (1.3 mi) downhill to the El Chorro train stop.

The Corridor of the Immortals

This is the most famous part of the Caminito del Rey. It is a narrow walkway that hangs over the gorge, with sheer cliffs on either side.

While day trips cover round-trip transportation, making your experience seamless and stress-free, here are some of the other ways you can travel to Caminito del Rey, timings, entrance, and all essential information explained for you!

There's only one northern entrance where most tours begin. You can't access the walk from anywhere else except for this North Access near El Kiosko restaurant. You can get there by car and park at the Ardales (€2/day) lot. From there, you have a choice of two paths: a shorter 20-minute walk through a tunnel, or a scenic 35-minute walk along the Gaitanejo trail. The trail offers lovely views but takes longer. Whichever path you choose, they both lead to the official entrance gate of El Caminito.

In summary:

• Pedestrian tunnel (shorter, 20 minutes): This is near El Kiosko > takes you to the North access
• Gaitanejo trail (longer, 50 minutes): This is a scenic route through a forest > takes you to the North access

If you're driving, you need to park at one of four available car parks to reach the tunnel entrance. You can pay on arrival with cash or reserve a spot while booking your tickets:

• Car Park Ardales : Costs €2, opens at 8.30am, opposite the tunnel entrance. ( Google Maps ). There's free parking in the village of El Chorro ( Google Maps )
• El Kiosko: Limited free parking near a restaurant/cafe, then a 5-minute walk to the tunnel entrance. ( Google Maps)
• Official Caminito del Rey Car Park : Costs €2, furthest from the tunnel (2.2km), but you can reserve a space online. ( Google Maps )

Note: As mentioned earlier, none of these car parks are located right next to the North Access. You will need to get on a 1.5km hike to reach the North Access to start your walk!

• Train : Regular trains depart from Estacion Maria Zambrano in Malaga to El Chorro. The journey takes about 45 minutes and costs €3.50 one way. From the railway station, you'll need to take the shuttle bus to the aforementioned car parks.
• Bus : Although less convenient, you can also reach the Caminito del Rey by bus. If you're coming from Malaga, you'll need to change at Alora to reach El Chorro.

• Reception Booth: After following the trail and landmarks, visitors arrive at the reception booth where the official route begins. This area features informational panels and is where two paths merge. The walk to this point can take 30 to 60 minutes depending on the chosen path.
• Check-In Process: At the Control Cabin, visitors receive a protection helmet and undergo a check for footwear and restricted items (e.g., umbrellas, hiking sticks, selfie sticks). They are then organized into groups based on their timeslot. Guides provide an introductory talk emphasizing the importance of not littering ( orientation ).
• Shuttle bus: A shuttle bus service operates between the parking areas and the Caminito del Rey entrance, with tickets available for €2.50 each way online or in cash from the driver.
• Important to note: There are no toilets or bins on the walkway itself, so be sure to use the facilities at the visitor center before you set off.

• Opening times: The Caminito del Rey is generally open from 9am until 2:50pm / 5:20pm, hours may vary depending on the season.
• The Route: The Caminito del Rey is a one-way, linear route that takes approximately 2-3 hours to complete. The distance is 7.7 kilometers (4.8 miles), with most of the elevation gain at the beginning. There are walking sticks available for rent at the entrance, but they are not essential.

• The Gaitanes Gorge : located between Alora, Antequera, and Ardales in the Malaga Mountains, it is a stunning natural beauty spot. It features the River Guadalhorce flowing through steep, high walls, and narrow passages as tight as 10 meters wide and up to 700 meters deep.
• Reservoirs: The area includes El Caminito del Rey Path, originally opened by King Alfonso XIII. This path stretches about 3 kilometers along vertical walls and a footbridge across the gorge, following a water channel between the northern reservoirs and El Chorro.
• Vegetation : The gorge supports diverse vegetation like Aleppo pines, holm oaks, and Mediterranean fan palms, with a variety of fauna including Egyptian vultures, golden eagles, and mountain goats.

• Tickets & timings : Entry requires a digital or printed ticket and is primarily from the northern zone (Ardales), following a downhill path. Arrive 30 minutes before your time slot. The starting point is near Restaurant El Kiosko by the Conde del Guadalhorce Swamp. Use the designated northern access with your ticket. Off-path areas, especially train tracks, are off-limits.
• Safety: Visitors between 8 and 18 years must have adult supervision and provide ID to prove age. Adults also need ID to enter and exit. Wear safety gear properly and proceed cautiously, especially when passing slower visitors. Follow staff instructions and keep areas clean. Access is limited to marked paths.
• Expulsion : Misconduct may lead to expulsion. The administration can close the site for safety or maintenance without obligation. Comply with all staff directions and stay updated via the Caminito del Rey platform regarding any changes or incidents.

Signposting Details: All signs conform to the Natural Areas Signposting Manual from the Andalucia Council. Directions from Environmental Agents and Spanish military police are mandatory.

Types of Signposting:

• Location Signs (Big Format): Provide general location within Málaga, showcasing the area's connection between northern plains and the Guadalhorce valley.
• Guidance Signposting (Arrow-like Format): Placed at entry crossings of the two paths.
• Complimentary Signposting: Marks the start and end of the path at the northern and southern accesses, with symbols indicating danger, prohibition, or precaution.
• Theme Signposting: Discusses local flora, wildlife, and geology.
• Public Use Signposting: Offers bilingual information about the route, including maps showing distances, landscape profiles, local amenities like hotels and restaurants, and specific locations.

• Carrying and Lifting: Do not carry or lift anyone on the boardwalks.
• Obstructions on Paths: Do not use harnesses, cables, or carry large backpacks and bags that could obstruct the path or cause accidents.
• Mobility Aids and Accessories: Canes, crutches, wheelchairs, baby carriages, and selfie sticks are prohibited.
• Misuse of Equipment: Follow correct usage of security equipment provided at access points.
• Photography and Drones: Avoid using tripods, large cameras, or drones (unless specifically authorized).
• Animals and Noise: Do not bring animals, play loud music, or make excessive noise.
• Physical Environment: Do not swim in rivers or ponds, enter unauthorized tunnels, leave the path, damage geological features, paint, or write on surfaces.
• Respect for Nature: Avoid pulling up plants, undressing, lying down, or scattering ashes.
• Restricted Items and Areas: Bringing prams or anything that could hinder evacuation is not allowed. Children under 8 are not permitted.

There are a couple of options for places to eat near Caminito del Rey, depending on what you're looking for:

• El Kiosko (Quick and casual): This is a simple restaurant with a colorful terrace overlooking the lake. They offer tapas and traditional Malagan dishes, like fritura malagueña (fried fish) and gazpacho. It's a good option for a casual meal with a view. They're open every day from 8:30am to 10pm.
• Restaurante El Mirador Ardales (Sit-down meal with a view): This restaurant offers Andalusian cuisine with a beautiful view of the mountains. They have a wide variety of dishes on the menu, including grilled meats, seafood, and pasta. They're open every day from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm, except for Mondays.
• Wear trainers for the walk; hiking boots aren't necessary, but don't wear flip-flops or casual sandals to avoid injuring your feet while hiking.
• You're allowed to bring a small backpack , but not large picnic setups . Remember to clean up after yourself and dispose of trash properly.
• Bring water, and sunglasses, and apply sunscreen , especially on your left side. Avoid walking between 12pm-3pm in peak summer to escape the intense sun for the roughly two-hour journey.
• Use the bathroom before starting the walk , as there are limited facilities along the route. The last chance for a restroom break is at the northern access point, with another available about five minutes after the southern access/exit. Once you start, there's no turning back, and traffic flows only one way.
• Despite visitor limits (1100) , the boardwalks can still feel overcrowded. Consider slowing down to let others pass for a more enjoyable experience. Expect queues and congestion, especially during peak times like Easter, July, and August.
• If you're nervous about heights, rest assured that the boardwalks are wide with handrails and steel mesh on exposed edges. It's a manageable experience designed to help overcome fear, but guided walks or virtual tours can offer additional support. However, If you have medical conditions, reconsider .

Most Caminito del Rey day tours are full-day excursions, with transportation included from Malaga, Granada, or Seville. These day trips typically focus on the Caminito del Rey itself, with guided walks along the path and explanations about its history and geology. The right trip for you is based on your place of preference! If you're in Seville and you have time on your hands, get on a day trip to Caminito del Rey! Malaga is the closest to Caminito, so you can squeeze it into your itinerary any day! Granada is a great starting point, once you're done visiting Alhambra Palace and other famous attractions!

The Caminito del Rey is the main attraction, but don't overlook: El Chorro gorge: A beautiful natural area with waterfalls and hiking trails (allocate 1-2 hours) Ardales: A charming white village with a castle and historical center (can take 1-2 hours) Malaga (if departing from there): Explore the Malaga Cathedral, Picasso Museum, or Alcazaba fortress.

With an entrance ticket, you have the flexibility of curating your perfect itinerary

Children below 8 years of age are not allowed to get on a hike. This is due to safety considerations on the Caminito del Rey. Those aged 8-18 must be accompanied by adults at all times. Do not forget to bring ID proof with you.

The Caminito del Rey itself requires a good level of fitness and has uneven surfaces. It might not be suitable for very young children or older adults with mobility limitations.

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Kids younger than 8 years old cannot access Caminito del Rey. Kids 8 years or older must bring their original ID or Family Book to check their age. Visitors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

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El "Caminito del Rey", ubicado en el Paraje Natural Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, se sitúa en el centro de la provincia de Málaga, a menos de 60 km de la capital, delimitado al norte por la Serranía de Ronda y los Llanos de Antequera y al sur por el valle del Guadalhorce y de la comarca histórica de Campo de Cámara.

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