Tourism

Getting to El Chorro reservoirs and Camino del Rey

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Getting to El Chorro reservoirs and Camino del Rey

El Chorro

In order to visit the Caminito del Rey you need to get to the area of the small village of El Chorro and Guadalhorce reservoirs located in Málaga province, Andalusia, Spain. Getting to El Chorro, reservoirs and Camino del Rey is pretty easy.

El Chorro is a few miles away from the larger town of Alora. REMEMBER THAT THE START POINT FOR THE CAMINITO DEL REY IS NOT IN EL CHORRO… EL CHORRO IS THE FINISHING POINT.

Check out types of travel to the Caminito del Rey and reserve your bus, train or taxi with OMIO…

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No tickets for the Caminito left online? No problem (hopefully)

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No tickets for the Caminito left online? No problem (hopefully)

So, you have been to the official website to book your tickets for the Caminito del Rey and to your dismay the dates you want are full and all the tickets are sold out. (agotado!). No tickets for the Caminito left online? No problem (hopefully)…..Not to worry as there are a few other ways that you can get your ticket.

An alternative to the official website is to book a ticket for the Caminito del Rey at the Viator website here.

Or, if you prefer the Get Your Guide platform then get your entry ticket here.

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20 Essential Questions to Ask Before Visiting the Caminito del Rey, Spain

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Exploring the Caminito del Rey: A Thrilling Adventure in Nature

The Caminito del Rey (The King’s Little Pathway) is one of Spain’s most thrilling attractions, offering breathtaking views and an unforgettable adventure through the stunning “Desfiladero de los Gaitanes gorge”. To ensure you make the most of your visit, here’s a checklist of 20 Essential Questions to Ask Before Visiting the Caminito del Rey, Spain.

Thinking of staying a night or two close to the Caminito del Rey? Check out accommodation options here

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Caminito del Rey Visitors’ Reception Centre

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Caminito del Rey visitor centre

After the inauguration by local politicians and dignitaries in October 2022, the Caminito del Rey visitors’ reception centre opened to the general public in 2023. The centre is getting mixed reviews and quite a few negative comments so I’ll try to explain whats going and give some solutions if you are looking for 2024 Caminito del Rey tickets.

Caminito del Rey visitor centre
The Caminito del Rey visitor centre was opened in October 2022 by local politicians and dignitaries.
Getting tickets for the Caminito del Rey

Step by step instructions to get your tickets for the Caminito del Rey.

What do do if the dates that you want to walk the Caminito del Rey are not available.

Where is the Caminito del Rey visitor centre?

The reception centre and main car park is situated at Puerto de las Atalayas on the MA 5403 road about halfway between the village of El Chorro and the start point of the Caminito del Rey. Inside you’ll find displays and information about the history of the area with great views across the lakes of Ardales.

The information centre and car park for the Caminito del Rey
The car park at the Caminito del Rey visitor centre (with the centre on the right). You can park here and get the shuttle bus to the Kiosko bar area where it is then a 15 minute walk to the start point for the Caminito del Rey.

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Exploring the Caminito del Rey: A Thrilling Adventure in Nature

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Exploring the Caminito del Rey: A Thrilling Adventure in Nature

The Caminito del Rey, known as “The King’s Little Pathway,” is a remarkable attraction in southern Spain, offering an exhilarating experience for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. This rehabilitated walkway, perched along the steep walls of a narrow gorge in El Chorro, provides an unforgettable journey through a stunning natural landscape.

The Caminito del Rey is open every day of the year from Tuesday to Sunday, except December 24, 25 and January 1. (Closed on Mondays.)

Read our step by step guide for getting tickets here.

If tickets for your dates are not available read here.

Get a guided tour for the Caminito del Rey here.

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