Caminito del Rey: Vía Ferrata Rappeling & Zip-Lining
Costa del Sol, Malaga
Take an amazing aerial route through vertical limestone rocks in one of the most important climbing areas worldwide: El Chorro. This natural area of the Gaitanes Gorge sits next to the famous Caminito del Rey, and is perfect for outdoor activities.
Activity Overview
This via ferrata tour in El Chorro suits adventurous adults seeking a mix of climbing, zip lines, and bridges in natural surroundings.
Highlights
- Views of El Chorro village and train station
- Cross multiple bridges and a 30-meter zip line
- Challenge yourself outdoors and build confidence
Description
The tour begins with an ascent up a vertical wall, followed by crossing a pedrera to continue climbing another wall. Next is a 30-meter zip line.
After the zip line, you ascend to the Tibetan Bridge, then cross a final monkey bridge. The descent starts with an assisted abseil, ending at a point where you choose to rappel down or walk along the via ferrata route to the finish.
This activity takes place in a natural setting and involves inherent risks.
What’s Included
- Specialized guides
- Helmet and harness
- Protective gloves
- 0.5-liter water bottle
- Cold drink after the activity
What’s Not Included
- Pickup and return to hotel or accommodation
- Food
- Accident insurance does not cover participants under 16 or over 65 years old
- Active tourism insurance excludes conditions related to extreme weather (heat stroke, frostbite, etc.)
Important Information
- Not recommended for people with limited mobility
- Tour cancels in case of rain or adverse weather
- Minimum of 2 participants required to operate the tour
- Activity involves certain risks inherent to outdoor nature spaces
- Insurance restrictions apply for participants under 16 or over 65 years old
- Weather-related pathologies are not covered by insurance
Cancellation Policy
Full refund available when canceling at least 24 hours before the tour.
Wear comfortable outdoor clothing and sturdy shoes. The best time to visit is during dry weather for safety and optimal conditions.
