Caminito del Rey: Bus from Malaga, guided tour and welcome pack
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Step into the fascinating world of the Caminito del Rey, where every step is an invitation to discover the history and natural beauty that surrounds it. This path is more than just a route; it's an experience that awakens your senses and connects you with the environment.
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57 euros
PER PERSON
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Duration 7 hours
Includes round-trip transport: Málaga - Caminito del Rey
Free cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Children
Under 8 years They cannot make the visit.
Under 18s They must be accompanied by an adult to be able to visit.
Official Caminito del Rey guide in Spanish/English
We divide the groups into Spanish or English to avoid boring bilingual tours.
Welcome pack
You will be greeted upon arrival at El Caminito del Rey with our welcome pack.
Souvenir draw
You will take part in the draw for our souvenirs for free. Good luck!
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Two bus exit options
1 – Pl. de la Marina, Centro District, Tourist Office
2 – C/ Heroe de Sostoa, 2 (Next to María Zambrano train station)
Bus
75 minutes
30-minute bus stop
To go to the toilet
Caminito del Rey 3 hours
Welcome pack and organisation of groups by language
Caminito del Rey free time 30 minutes
Leisure area: Toilets. You can buy drinks, food and souvenirs.
Bus back 75 minutes
Meeting point with the guide. Leisure area
Two stops back
1 – Avda. Manuel Agustín Heredia, 0 (bus stop)
2 – C/ Heroe de Sostoa, 2 (Next to María Zambrano train station)
What does the visit include?
- Official guide(s) for Caminito del Rey and Spanish/English accompanying guide.
- Return bus transport.
- Small groups
- Guided tour of Caminito del Rey.
- Early cancellation at no extra charge, 24 hours before your event. Bookings of more than 10 people have a cancellation policy of one week before your activity date.
- Travel insurance for people up to 65 years old.
- Cardio group – protected.
- Welcome pack at the start of the activity
What is NOT included in the visit
- Drink
- Food
- Travel insurance for individuals over 65s.
Not allowed
- Under 8 years They cannot make the visit.
- Under 18s They must be accompanied by an adult to be able to visit.
- People with reduced mobility
- Individuals with conditions that prevent them from walking 8km
- People who have to use walking sticks or crutches
- Pets not accepted
- Non-expandable items not accepted
- Drones not accepted
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Caminito del Rey Videos
Images of the Caminito del Rey
Old images of Caminito del Rey
Old Caminito del Rey bridge
Gatekeeper's house at El Caminito del Rey
Caminito del Rey bridge construction
Footbridge construction Gaitanejo area
Gaitanejo gorge entrance
Gaitanejo reservoir
Visit of King Alfonso XIII
Old bridge of the gaitan
The first hydroelectric power plant of the jet
Caminito del Rey water channel
Neighbours of the small path on the walkways
Eugenio Rivera Bridge exit
The Caminito del Rey is a narrow walkway, pinned along the steep walls within the El Chorro gorge in Málaga, Spain.
El Caminito del Rey: history, transformation and a unique experience
The Caminito del Rey It is one of the most impressive and famous trails in Spain. Located right in the heart of Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, In Málaga, this trail suspended over walkways at over 100 metres high offers spectacular views and a direct connection with the wildest nature. Today it is a benchmark for adventure tourism in Andalusia, but its history is as fascinating as its landscape.
The beginnings: a path created by necessity
The origin of the Caminito del Rey dates back to the early 20th century. Between 1901 and 1905, a path was built hugging the rock face to facilitate access for the workers labouring at the Chorro hydroelectric power station. This walkway allowed for the transportation of materials and the monitoring of the water channels connecting the Gaitanejo and El Chorro reservoirs.
Years later, in 1921, the king Alfonso XIII walked the walkway during the inauguration of the Conde del Guadalhorce reservoir. Since then, the path has become known as “The King's Little Path”.
Rehabilitation works: from dangerous road to global icon
Over time, the old Caminito del Rey deteriorated, becoming one of the most dangerous walkways in the world. Its crumbling sections and extreme risk attracted daredevil adventurers, but also led to its closure to the public for years.
In 2014, an ambitious restoration began, respecting the original layout as much as possible while guaranteeing safety and accessibility. New wooden walkways, modern anchoring systems, and a spectacular suspension bridge crossing the gorge at over 100 metres in height were installed. In March 2015, the Caminito del Rey officially reopened, transforming into a global example of heritage and tourist recovery.
El Caminito del Rey today: nature, excitement and heritage
Currently, the Caminito del Rey is a safe, regulated route suitable for most visitors, provided the regulations are respected. The path combines history, biodiversity and adventure in an incomparable natural setting.
During the visit, travellers can enjoy impressive vertical walls, birds such as the griffon vulture or the Bonelli's eagle, canyons that have been shaped by water over millions of years, and breathtaking views.
Today, the Caminito del Rey is much more than a walkway: it is an unforgettable experience that connects visitors with the power of nature, the historical memory of Malaga, and the thrill of walking suspended between mountains.
Map of the Caminito del Rey's location
Frequently Asked Questions about Caminito del Rey
What is the meeting point with the guide and the bus?
The meeting point with the guide and bus will depend on the pick-up option you have chosen.
Option 1: Marina Square, Central District (next to the Tourist Office)
Option 2: Street, Héroe de Sostoa, 2, next to the train station of Tres María Zambrano in Málaga.
View Location
Option 1: Marina Square, Central District (next to the Tourist Office)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/YkugtZAjYnRXFWwp7
Option 2: Calle Heroe de Sostoa, 2 (María Zambrano Train Station)
https://goo.gl/maps/CW9fgxxPa8Qu89427
Can it be done in rain or wind?
It will depend on the wind speed and the amount of rain. The day before, the forecasts are studied and if they are not suitable for visiting the Caminito del Rey, customers are informed.
Minimum age for the Caminito del Rey?
Must be 8 years old as of the start date.
Can I walk the Caminito del Rey?
The Caminito del Rey is one-way, from North to South. You will only be able to go back along the same path in very exceptional and emergency cases.
Is the Caminito del Rey dangerous?
Although years ago it was named the most dangerous path in the world, today we can assure you that it is one of the safest, thanks to its reconstruction in 2015.
Footwear and clothing type
We suggest comfortable, sporty clothing and footwear, depending on the time of year. Water and a little food are also recommended. Very importantly, in summer, do not bring flip-flops.
What distance will I cover on the Caminito del Rey?
Approximately 8 km. We'll be descending gently, with a drop of about 100 metres.
I have vertigo, can I do the Caminito del Rey?
Every day, people with vertigo go to El Caminito del Rey. I assure you they manage to finish it, especially if you go with a guide.
How do you walk the Caminito del Rey?
The Caminito del Rey walk is a hiking activity that lasts around 3 hours and has a medium-low difficulty.
Around 8 km are covered.
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