From Málaga: Caminito del Rey Small-Group Tour with Picnic

Costa del Sol, Marbella



See some of the main sights of the Caminito del Rey on a day trip from Málaga. Join a local guide, enjoy the landscapes, and stop for a picnic lunch in a national park.

Highlights

  • Hike through the beautiful gorges of Caminito del Rey
  • Enjoy a picnic in the national park
  • Learn the history, culture and geography of the area
  • Benefit from a small group tour with a maximum of 8 people
  • Learn from an expert in local geography and geology

Description

Depart from Málaga city center in an air-conditioned van and head towards the dam of Conde del Guadalhorce. On the way, you’ll cross the Guadalhorce Valley, a region famous for its production of citrus trees. Ascend into the Sierra de Alcaparaín and past several quaint villages.

Hike from the dam to the beginning of the Caminito del Rey. Discover more about the geology of the natural park, the plants and animals of the Mediterranean, the surrounding landscape, and the local way of life.

Stop to take photos at the most breathtaking viewpoints. Enjoy a delicious picnic lunch within the national park, including local delicacies. Once your hiking is done for the day, take the van back to central Málaga.

Includes

  • Transportation in an air-conditioned van
  • Picnic, fruit, and water
  • Guide expert in local geography and geology
  • Caminito del Rey entrance ticket

Excludes

  • Hotel pickup and drop-off

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour starts from Málaga city center, with transport to the dam of Conde del Guadalhorce.
The hike covers the pathway between the dam and the start of the Caminito del Rey trail through the gorge.
The picnic includes a selection of local foods and drinks enjoyed within the national park area.
An expert in local geography and geology guides the group, sharing insights about the area's history and environment.
The trail requires moderate fitness as it involves hiking through gorges and uneven terrain.
Yes, the tour departs from Málaga, which is easily accessible from Marbella by road.
The tour accommodates a maximum of 8 people to ensure a personalized experience.
Check the website for current availability and hours, as the trail is seasonal and weather-dependent.
Basic hiking shoes and comfortable clothing are recommended; helmets may be provided for safety on the trail.
You will pass through citrus groves, the Sierra de Alcaparaín, and several traditional villages on the way to the trail.

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