Embark on an extraordinary trekking adventure at El Caminito del Rey, a mesmerizing activity set in a magical location. Prepare to be amazed by the daring walkway, captivating gorges, breathtaking canyon, and the thrilling hanging bridge.
This private tour goes beyond a simple trek; it's an immersive exploration of nature and history. Discover the secrets of El Caminito del Rey with your private guide, ensuring a unique and enriching experience, offering insights into the awe-inspiring beauty of this remarkable location that makes it truly exceptional
You will start hiking by “Kiosko” restaurant located near the entrance of the Caminito del Rey.
After a while the gate of Caminito del Rey will be reached. The guide will explain you the relevance of this area in the Spanish contemporary history due tu different components: the electric power house, the railway, the recevoir, etc.
Later continue the walkway passing by “Gaitanejos” cliffs, the “Hoyo” valley, “Gaitanes” cliffs , Ribera bridge & finally by the hanging bridge.
The guided tour will finish at the parking area located in "El Chorro" district. From this point after 10 minutes walking straight, you will find the bus stop to go back the starting point
Please stay outside Kiosko restaurant.
Please note that starting times and locations may vary slightly. If that happens, you will be informed.
Please make sure to be at the meeting point 10 minutes prior to the tour start time.
Some guidelines are:
Bring water
Take some snacks
Use sunscream
Wear sport shoes (mandatory) and sport clothes
Walking sticks are not allowed
The opening of the walkway depends on good weather conditions. The Caminito del Rey Board can decide to close the walkway due to security reasons. If that happens, we will propose you to do something different in the nearby, come back the following day or partially or total refund (Total refund if the cancellation is up to one day before the tour date or partial refund if Caminito del Rey Board decides to close the walkway on the tour date).
Minimum age is 8 years. Passport or ID identification card for children to check that they are over 8 years old
As the walkway is a linear route, at the end of this tour, you must take the shuttle to go back to the start point (where your car will be parked). That costs by 3,50€ per person. Make sure to have petty cash with you.
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