King's path by Private Transport

Service Description

Experience the thrill and breathtaking beauty of El Caminito del Rey, also known as The King’s Path,This stunning walkway, nestled in the Gaitanes Gorge, offers an exhilarating blend of adventure, history, and awe-inspiring scenery. You'll explore this once-treacherous path, now renovated and safe for all adventurers, while enjoying spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and rivers. 1. Arrival at El Caminito del Rey Your tour begins with a comfortable transfer from Malaga to the Gaitanes Gorge, where El Caminito del Rey is located. Upon arrival, your guide will brief you on the history and significance of this iconic pathway. Originally constructed in the early 20th century to facilitate access to hydroelectric power plants, it later became infamous as one of the most dangerous walkways in the world before its restoration. 2. The Walk Along the Gorge The path starts with a walk along the suspended walkway, which clings to the sheer walls of the Gaitanes Gorge. As you make your way through the 3-kilometer path, your guide will share fascinating insights into the construction and engineering behind the walkway, as well as stories of the workers who built it over a century ago. • Stunning Views: The suspended walkway provides jaw-dropping views of the Guadalhorce River flowing far below. As you traverse bridges and narrow sections of the path, you’ll be surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and rugged natural beauty. • The Hanging Bridge: One of the most thrilling parts of the tour is crossing the hanging bridge that spans the gorge. As you step across, you'll feel an exhilarating rush, with the river and canyon floor stretching out hundreds of feet beneath you. • Historical Insights: Your guide will point out historical markers along the way, including remnants of the original walkway and information about how the path served as an essential route for workers in the region’s industrial past. 3. Flora and Fauna El Caminito del Rey is not only a marvel of human engineering but also a place of natural beauty. 4. Final Stretch and Return The final stretch of the path offers a gradual descent, allowing you to take in more breathtaking views of the surrounding valley. At the end of the tour, you’ll have a moment to relax and reflect on the adventure before being transferred back to Malaga. Return Transfer to Malaga