Caminito del Rey daredevil walkway reopens and tickets are back on sale

The natural attraction will be opening on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 12 March, except for Easter, when the spectacular pathway will remain open every day. The spectacular Caminito del Rey walkway, suspended precariously 100 metres above a gorge, will…

Caminito del rey

The natural attraction will be opening on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 12 March, except for Easter, when the spectacular pathway will remain open every day.

Caminito del rey

The spectacular Caminito del Rey walkway, suspended precariously 100 metres above a gorge, will reopen next Friday, 12 March, after several weeks of closure due to the restrictions imposed during the third wave of Covid-19.

Tickets to visit one of Malaga province’s most popular tourist attractions through until 4 April will be on for sale from 6pm today (5 March). In the event of a new forced closure because of the pandemic, ticket holders will have the option to change the date of the purchases or ask for a full refund.

At the moment, the opening days will be Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, with the exception of Easter (29 March – 4 April) when the Caminito will be open every day. Visiting hours will be from 9.30 am to 3 pm until 28 March, and then extended from 9 am to 4 pm.

Tickets will go on sale through the official website (https://reservas.caminitodelrey.info/) with general admission at 10 euros or with a guided tour in both English and Spanish for 18 euros.

Source: SUR in English, March 2021

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