Shuttle buses for the Caminito del Rey

Bus to get back to Caminito del Rey Start point

Planning your journey to the Caminito del Rey? Our guide to getting to El Chorro and the Caminito del Rey explains how to reach the area by car, train or public bus, where to park, and how to plan your arrival. The shuttle bus is different: it is not a bus service to the Caminito del Rey from Málaga or other cities, but the local service that connects the northern and southern ends of the route. This guide focuses specifically on how that shuttle works.

If you park near the northern start of the Caminito del Rey, you will need the shuttle bus after your walk to get back to your car. The Caminito is a one-way route, finishing in the El Chorro area, where the shuttle bus connects with the northern access points.

The shuttle bus costs €2.50 per person. You can buy the bus ticket online when booking your Caminito del Rey entry, or pay the driver when you board. Cash is accepted, but card payments are not, so it is a good idea to carry €2.50 in change.

You can also do things the other way around: park in the El Chorro area and take the shuttle bus to the northern start before your walk. The advantage is that your car is waiting for you at the end of the Caminito.

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Essential Tips for Visiting the Caminito del Rey – What Visitors Are Saying

Exploring the Caminito del Rey: A Thrilling Adventure in Nature

The Caminito del Rey hike in Málaga is one of Spain’s most breathtaking outdoor adventures. Perched high above the Gaitanes Gorge, this narrow walkway blends thrilling heights with extraordinary views. To create this guide, we reviewed hundreds of real visitor comments from Tripadvisor, Reddit, Facebook, and Twitter. Their experiences reveal exactly what to expect — from ticket booking to the best photo spots. So, here are a few essential tips for visiting the Caminito del Rey.

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Caminito del Rey rules and regulations

Caminito del Rey rules and regulations

Some people seem to be a bit confused about the Caminito del Rey rules and regulations and some have even been stopped from entering because they have the wrong type of rucksack or refuse to give up their selfie stick.

So here is a basic list of rules

Hours of opening:
From October 31st to March 31st (winter) and from April 1st to November 1st (summer).
The gates open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (winter time ) and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (summer).

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Best Places to Eat Near El Caminito del Rey: My Personal Picks

Restaurante el Mirador, Conde de Guadalhorce reservoir

Walking El Caminito del Rey is an experience that stays with you—the narrow paths, the sheer cliffs, and the views across the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes are unforgettable. But after (or even before) the hike, trust me, you’ll want something good to eat. Over the years, I’ve eaten my way around the restaurants and bars near the trail and enjoyed everything from hearty local dishes to inventive twists on Andalusian classics, there’s certainly plenty to choose from!

Here are the places I’ve actually tried and loved—each one for different reasons.

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Discover the Caminito del Rey: A Thrilling Adventure Through Andalusia’s Natural Wonders

Exploring the Caminito del Rey: A Thrilling Adventure in Nature

The Caminito del Rey is not just a hike; it’s a thrilling journey along cliffside pathways that offer breathtaking views of the Gaitanes Gorge. As one of Spain’s most iconic trails, it promises a unique adventure in Andalusia’s rugged landscape. Get your Caminito del Rey tickets and prepare for an unforgettable experience.

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