Excursión al Caminito del Rey directo desde Málaga
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Si está buscando una experiencia asombrosa, junto con espectaculares vistas, venga con nosotros a visitar el impresionante sendero de El Caminito del Rey. Esta excursión compartida de 8 horas se realiza todos los viernes con salida desde un lugar céntrico en Málaga. Esta ruta es de unos 3 kilómetros de largo, tiene zonas de menos de 1 metro de ancho y se cuelga unos 100 metros por encima del río Guadalhorce. La ruta continúa a lo largo de paredes verticales y una pasarela sobre la garganta en la misma vía navegable.
Aire acondicionado en autocar.
Boleto de admisión
Guía de acompañantes multilingüe.
Visita guiada al Caminito del Rey.
Almuerzo, bebidas u otros servicios no especificados.
- CHILD: : 8 - 11
- ADULT: : 12 - 99
- Controles regulares de temperatura para el personal
- Distanciamiento social obligatorio durante toda la experiencia
- El tour podría ser cancelado debido al mal tiempo.
- Este camino no se recomienda para personas con movilidad reducida o para personas que pueden sufrir mareos.
- La entrada está prohibida a personas menores de 8 años.
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- No presentarse a la hora establecida de check-in puede implicar la pérdida del recorrido.
- Política de permanencia en casa pagada para personal con síntoma
- Requerimiento para los guías de lavarse las manos regularmente
- Uso de máscara facial obligatorio para los guías en todas las áreas públicas.
- Vehículos de transporte regularmente desinfectados
- Áreas de alto tráfico regularmente desinfectadas
- Desinfectante de manos disponible para los viajeros y personal
- El tiempo estimado para esta ruta es entre 2,5 horas y 3 horas de caminata, por lo que es esencial llevar ropa y zapatos cómodos.
- Equipamento desinfectado entre uso
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- La seguridad de nuestros pasajeros y empleados siempre ha sido nuestra principal preocupación en Julià Travel. La lucha contra Covid-19 refuerza nuestro compromiso con la seguridad y la salud. Por lo tanto, hemos adaptado nuestros recorridos para evitar g
- No hay baños a lo largo del camino.
- Pagos con tarjeta de contacto para propinas y adicionales
- Recomendamos a los visitantes llevar consigo agua y algunos bocadillos.
- Tenga en cuenta que la duración del recorrido es aproximada y puede variar.
- Uso de máscara facial obligatorio para los viajeros en todas las áreas públicas.
Para obtener un reembolso completo, cancele como mínimo 24 horas antes de la hora de salida programada.
- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
- Experience may be cancelled due to Insufficient travelers
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
What To Expect
Málaga
Suba a bordo de uno de nuestros autocares con aire acondicionado desde Málaga. ¡Recuerda reconfirmar tus datos al menos 48h antes de la actividad! Desde allí, siéntate y relájate en tu viaje al Caminito del Rey.
15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Ardales
Durante la ruta, disfruta de las vistas y los paisajes naturales que atravesarás, como la Sierra de Alcaparain, donde verás extensas plantaciones de naranjos y varios pueblos blancos andaluces. A tan solo 9km del Caminito del Rey, haremos una parada de aproximadamente una hora y media, en el pintoresco pueblo de Ardales donde tendréis tiempo libre para visitarlo a vuestro aire. En esta parada podrás estirar las piernas, tomar un tentempié y recargar las pilas antes de emprender la ruta de senderismo Caminito del Rey.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
El Caminito del Rey
La construcción de un canal de agua desde los embalses en el norte hasta El Chorro fue realizada junto con la construcción de una ruta para mantener el canal. Se conoce como El Caminito del Rey, ya que fue inaugurado por el rey Alfonso XIII. Esta ruta, de unos 3 kilómetros de largo, tiene zonas de menos de 1 metro de ancho y se cuelga unos 100 metros por encima del río Guadalhorce.
Una vez que hayamos terminado el impresionante Caminito del Rey, el autobús nos llevará a Álora, un pequeño pueblo en los alrededores de El Caminito del Rey. La degustación de productos locales se realizará en un restaurante local, con productos como almendras, aceite de oliva, pan, vino y aceitunas.
Una vez que hayamos terminado el impresionante Caminito del Rey, el autobús nos llevará a Álora, un pequeño pueblo en los alrededores de El Caminito del Rey. La degustación de productos locales se realizará en un restaurante local, con productos como almendras, aceite de oliva, pan, vino y aceitunas.
3 hours • Admission Ticket Included
Reseñas
Amazing hike
Victor_Y, 15-09-2022
The most amazing hike I have ever done. The guides add great background during the trek; history, wildlife, fauna, etc. our guide (Juan?) did a great job keeping our group of about 30 engaged throughout. The hike itself, while not difficult, takes time. Mostly because there are 1000 photo opportunities. The views are spectacular!!!! The que to get into the park was a bit tedious but it is a popular tour. If you are not fond of heights, this may not be for you.
Amazing experience
Veronika H, 02-09-2022
Amazing experience, a bit confusing instructions from the tour guide, but all in all very enriching tour.
Well worth it!
globetrotter87, 29-09-2022
Amazing day, felt really safe and secure and the views are incredible. We got put with an English speaking guy who was superb, so informative, funny and friendly
Really great day trip
Mark_B, 11-10-2022
Really great tour. Well organized. Could have had better communication on front end. They kept saying to contact the office to confirm pick up location, we were on a cruise ship. Not easy to connect.
Breathtaking
Traveler618645, 08-11-2022
Awesome experience to walk this trail. We saw goat ! But it is a big group organisation near 60 persons at a time. And be ready for the multiples flight of stair just at the end of the 5km walk. At the begining we stopped in a small city call Ardales and the guide let you explore for around 1h. Going uphill for a good 2km walk to the cathedral is not worth it, I would wander around the town, shop and take a coffee instead.
Amazing experience
ANDREEA_L, 28-10-2022
The trip was great! We left at 10 AM from Malaga by bus, we stopped for an hour in Ardales, a nice little quaint village where we were able to eat some brunch and prepare for the trip, and then we went with a huge group. The view was amazing!! the bridge is majestic and the gorges are really intimidating, but in a very good way. The organisers were spot on, the trip went great.
Beware however: at the entry of the National park: there is a tunnel. In that tunnel, pick-pocketers are always present. We caught 2, while they tried opening a man’s backpack (the man was from our group). The way they operate: these 2 women were obviously not with our group, they infiltrated in our group, they had their phones’ light turned on, and they were pretending to be filming, but this was a diversion, as the light was too strong for us to see that their hands were trying to open backpacks. But, the tour operators warned us about them. So: beware!
I do recommend visiting this area, it is amazing! 2 hours of continuous walking, no climbing, wear comfy shoes, but NOT sandals. Trekking shoes are not mandatory, gym/running shoes also work, but there is a lot of dust in some areas, and your shoes will come out very dusty.
Beware however: at the entry of the National park: there is a tunnel. In that tunnel, pick-pocketers are always present. We caught 2, while they tried opening a man’s backpack (the man was from our group). The way they operate: these 2 women were obviously not with our group, they infiltrated in our group, they had their phones’ light turned on, and they were pretending to be filming, but this was a diversion, as the light was too strong for us to see that their hands were trying to open backpacks. But, the tour operators warned us about them. So: beware!
I do recommend visiting this area, it is amazing! 2 hours of continuous walking, no climbing, wear comfy shoes, but NOT sandals. Trekking shoes are not mandatory, gym/running shoes also work, but there is a lot of dust in some areas, and your shoes will come out very dusty.
Breathtaking scenic walk
756angeliquem, 26-10-2022
Breathtaking scenery. Very informative guides. Exhilarating walk across the suspension bridge. Would highly recommend this walk, we had a great time.
Magnificent landscape
DaveRuzius, 21-10-2022
Awesome experience. It is really something to see, unique and magnificent landscape. Our guide Alicia was professional and entertaining. I loved it.
Great walk
607agatea, 25-11-2022
The views and walk was great. Our english speaking guide was super - energetic, with a food sense of humor.
Great natural sceneries and local stories
Travel235690, 22-09-2022
The walk was amazing! Opportunity to see some great natural scenery and hear local stories. Walk was adventurous but not dangerous, anyone who is reasonably fit and not too scared of hight can do it. The only downside is the drop off took too long if you destination is Malaga, as it is the last stop.
Spectacular walk not for the feint hearted
joelk2013, 10-09-2022
Very nice trail hike with spectacular view. Better than we expected. Go see for yourself. Pictures can never do this justice. 4 stars because guide did not have a microphone so it was very hard to hear what they said. And when you did hear the information was kind of boring. Atleast for us.
Unbelievable, A must see!
connortimms109, 09-09-2022
We visited the Caminito Del Ray in early September as we had booked a holiday to Malaga and all of our friends had said it was a must see. They weren't wrong. This tour was absolutely amazing. Our tour guide Luiz was friendly and charming. He knew all about the history and told all of the tourists in English, Spanish, French and German. The views from the peak were beyond belief and I highly highly suggest that if you are in Malaga, you go and have a look. The tour was great because you can do it at your own pace and finish off with a beverage (we suggest the fresh orange juice). The only downside to this visit was the swarm of wasps that seem to want to eat everything at the very end of the tour but this can't be helped. A must see for tourists.
Great day
Lorraine_C, 11-11-2022
Great day out..only downside was we could not get fresh food beforehand as it was so early..food at the 2 stops I wouldn't like... Thought we'd get maybe bacon or fried egg toast or chips but only ham rolls ..didn't look too good & alot left behind by others..so bring food with you..saw one of the people with lovely tub of salad that they made.. great idea..toilets at first stop and again at your entrance which was great.. would love to have had time to visit the village but toilet queues took up the time we had..guide excellent and an incredible day had by all..
Must see place, big group tour
Chelsea D, 07-12-2022
Caminito Del Rey is a must see/experience. But know that this is a big group tour (approximately 50 people) which may not be for everyone. The tour guide, Miguel, had to repeat all the information in 5 languages so that took time and I think limited what he could tell us because it took so long to repeat everything. It would have been better if the tour only had one or maybe two languages in a group. But overall it was a good experience, absolutely beautiful views, I just wouldn't go on such a big group trip again.
