Ok, so news has just been released that a maximum of 1000 people per day will be able to walk the new and rebuilt Camino del Rey. 150 people can enter from each side making a maximum of 300 people on the walkway at any one time…. An online reservation system is being built as … Read more
Málaga Provincial Council has now approved an investment of 350,000 euros for adapting the existing pedestrian access to the Caminito del Rey. (An amount of money that seems quite unbelievable when one is talking about a couple of kilometres of footpath that actually already exist….) The first access will start from the train station in … Read more
The Caminito del Rey now has it’s corporate image ready for the scheduled opening in early 2015. The logo was approved recently and will be used on all the official promotional material for the area. The logo has the approval of the Council of Malaga and the mayors of Alora, Ardales, Antequera and Abdalajís which … Read more
It’s just been announced that the steel cable running the length of the Caminito de Rey will be left in place once the walkway is re-opened. Right now it’s being used as a security measure for the people working on the renovation. The decision to keep the cable was made in order to give an … Read more
When the Camino del Rey opens in January or February 2015, I think it will be fair to say that the whole area will be inundated by people wanting to see and walk the newly renovated kings pathway. This provokes a few questions, how on earth are the numbers of people walking this path going … Read more