Marbella: Climb La Concha Peak - Guided Hike with Transfer
Sierra Blanca, Marbella, Marbella
Hike to the summit of La Concha, Marbella’s iconic peak, on a guided trek. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Costa del Sol, Gibraltar, and Africa on clear days.
La Concha Summit Hike near Marbella – Advanced Hike for Experienced Walkers
This guided hike leads you to the summit of La Concha, Marbella’s iconic peak, ideal for trekkers with good fitness and experience.
Description
Start your hike in the Juanar forest, passing through pine, eucalyptus, olive, and chestnut groves. After around 40 minutes, begin the ascent to the Sierra Blanca ridge, where you’ll find expansive views of the Málaga coastline, Cádiz, Gibraltar, and, on clear days, the mountains of North Africa.
Continue towards El Salto del Lobo (Wolf’s Leap), crossing a brief exposed section secured by chains. After roughly 3.5 hours, reach the top of La Concha for panoramic views across Andalusia.
Highlights
- Reach the summit of La Concha, Marbella’s emblematic peak
- Hike through scenic forests of pine, chestnut, eucalyptus, and olive trees
- Enjoy panoramic views of Marbella, Costa del Sol, Gibraltar, and North Africa
- Cross a short exposed section with secure chains for added challenge
- Guidance from a professional mountain guide with UIMLA credentials
- Receive a full photo report of your hike
Included
- Transfer from Marbella and surrounding areas
- Professional mountain guide (UIMLA certified)
- 1.5 liters of water per person
- Hiking backpack
- Full photo report
- Accident and civil liability insurance
Not Included
- Tips for the guide (optional)
Important Information
- The hike is advanced and requires a good fitness level.
- There is a short exposed section with secure chains.
- Panoramic views depend on weather conditions.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear sturdy hiking shoes, bring sun protection, and choose clear weather days for optimal views. Booking in advance is recommended due to limited group sizes.
