El Caminito Del Rey España

Caminito Del Rey

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The famous Caminito del Rey - named after King Alphonse XIII, who inaugurated it in 1921 - was reopened to the public in 2015. This almost …

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From the north end parking lot and shuttle stop, there's a little bit of walking required to get to the actual entrance station
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Upon entry, everyone is provided with a helmet to protect from falling rock
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It is open Tuesday through Sunday, aside from a handful of holidays
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By train: The easiest way to get to El Chorro and the Caminito del Rey is via train
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If you want to soak in the local flavour, you can also book cosy homestays from Airbnb
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Pass through the entrance station at the old hydroelectric plant and pay the €10 entrance fee
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Take Note: This trail is family friendly, but all children must be accompanied by an adult
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Take the short tunnel at El Kiosk restaurant from the parking lot
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Your time slot to walk the length must be pre-booked on the attraction website
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Hotels like hotel don curro, venecia and malaga premium hotel will solve your problem of where to stay in malaga
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Check out the various options for how to reach malaga and finish off your vacation package by booking the ideal transfer
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The hikers must pass them balancing over a single metal beam above a one hundred meters void
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You can have a refreshing cerveza paired with gorgeous lake views at restaurante el mirador
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Fair warning to any who are scared of heights
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For years this hike was incredibly dangerous as sections of the path were broken and it was officially closed to hikers
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