- El Caminito del Rey, once called the world's most dangerous walkway, now accessible to everyone. Visit on your Andalusian road trip or as a day trip from Málaga.
- One of Andalucia’s top attractions, El Caminito del Rey is a narrow hiking path known for its nearly 2-mile (3-km) stretch of man-made boardwalks and glass...
- After one year of works, the Caminito del Rey has reopened with a total investment of 2.7 million euros, a sum which differs greatly from that of previous plans.
- The current travel route of the Caminito del Rey is 7.7 kilometres, of which 4.8 kilometres are forest access tracks and 2.9 kilometres of footbridges.
- In this article I’ll give you my honest opinion about the current Caminito del Rey including tips on where to buy tickets, how to plan your visit and more.
- 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.
- The Caminito del Rey, ideal for a short day trip. Only for those with a strong fear of heights, it might not be the most advisable trip to make.
- Walking the Caminito del Rey involves approximately four hours of considerable physical effort, so we recommend that you plan your excursion well.
- 5 milyon Dolar gibi bir maliyetle daha güvenli hale getirilen yeni Caminito del Rey yolu, bazı maceracılara hayal kırıklığı yaşatabilir.