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Caminito del Rey Tours from Malaga — Guided Walks, Day Trips & Shuttles

The Caminito del Rey is a one-way cliffside boardwalk through the El Chorro gorge — bookings cap daily, so the choice is a guided day trip from Malaga, a private tour, or a shuttle from El Chorro.

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Caminito del Rey: what to know before booking

The Caminito del Rey is a one-way cliffside boardwalk through the El Chorro gorge — bookings cap daily, so the choice is a guided day trip from Malaga, a private tour, or a shuttle from El Chorro.

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Tickets currently start around $39 EUR before checkout fees.
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Compared options average 4.6 stars across 4,934 traveler reviews.
Location
El Chorro gorge, Álora, roughly 60 km north of Malaga
Best time
Morning slots for cooler temperatures and the best light in the gorge
Ticket note
Date- and time-stamped; latecomers miss their entry window and are not admitted
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Caminito del Rey in Malaga

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About Caminito del Rey

Everything you should know before you book

The Caminito del Rey is one of Spain's most thrilling walks — a restored boardwalk pinned to the walls of the El Chorro gorge, 100 metres above the river, ending after roughly 8 kilometres at the village of El Chorro. It's a linear route, so logistics matter: the included shuttle moves you between the start and finish, and a guide handles the timed entry the path requires.

Book well ahead — daily numbers are capped and weekends sell out. Day trips from Malaga bundle the transfer, the timed entry, and a guide; the picnic option adds lunch in the gorge, while the El Chorro shuttle suits travellers who reach the trailhead independently. The walk has no shade in summer, so morning slots are the most comfortable.

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Frequently asked questions

How far in advance should I book the Caminito del Rey?

Several weeks for weekends and the summer high season — daily capacity is limited and slots sell out. Weekday spring and autumn dates are easier.

Is the Caminito del Rey scary or dangerous?

The boardwalk is fully restored with handrails and a mandatory helmet, and it's a gentle gradient — but it is high and exposed, so it's not ideal for severe vertigo.

How do I get back to the start after the walk?

The route is one-way; day trips and the El Chorro option include a shuttle bus that returns you to the start point or your transfer.

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