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Caminito del Rey General Entry Tickets

Malaga

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Overview

Conquer the Caminito del Rey in El Chorro, once a challenge for the bold, now a must for thrill-seeking hikers ticking off their bucket lists!

Highlights

  • Get your adrenaline pumping as you trek one of the most challenging trails in the world, El Caminito del Rey.
  • Veteran hikers, get ready for steep trails and 100-meter-high suspended boardwalks over rugged terrain in Gaitanes Gorge!
  • The Glass Balcony perched on a rocky buttress is a vertigo-inducing experience, offering a close encounter with the canyon's vastness.
  • Reach Jurassic Beach, where waves have crystallized into a massive fossil before crossing the 35m-long metallic hanging bridge.
  • Fun fact: The Caminito del Rey has been a filming location for various movies such as 'The World is Not Enough (1999)'.

Inclusions

  • Entry to Caminito del Rey
  • Expert English and Spanish-speaking bilingual guide (as per option selected)
  • Guided tour of Caminito del Rey (as per option selected)
  • Helmets, radio guides, & headphones (as per option selected)

Exclusions

  • Shuttle service to the meeting point (available at an additional charge, payable at venue)

Cancellation Policy

Tickets for this activity are non-refundable. If you are not satisfied with your experience, please contact us to cancel your booking.

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Bucket list must for thrill seekers

Cross off a must-do hike from your bucket list with these tickets granting access to the Caminito del Rey, renowned as one of the globe's most exhilarating and picturesque trails. Rest assured, it underwent extensive renovations in 2015, adhering to all safety regulations. The pathway winds along narrow cliff edges, suspended high above the rushing waters of the Guadalhorce River below. Along the way, you'll witness the rugged beauty of the Andalusian countryside, dotted with olive groves and almond orchards, framed by the distant peaks of the Sierra de Huma and the Sierra de las Nieves.

Conquer the cliffs and the tricky trails

Beyond the hike itself, learn the rich history of the area, from the remnants of the original pathway built in the early 20th century to the nearby ruins of ancient settlements. Rock climbing enthusiasts will find ample opportunities to test their skills on the rugged cliffs that frame the gorge, while birdwatchers can observe the diverse avian species that call this region home. Walk down steep hills with narrow curves on a cement boardwalk and the 'Butter Stairs,' named for their waveform, preserved during restoration. A major highlight is the Glass Balcony on the rocky buttress. The boardwalk, with its glass floor, tests visitors' vertigo, making you feel like you're standing over the abyss!

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