A truly thrilling, cliff-side path that hangs on the edge of the famous El Chorro gorge. Fit for royalty, when King Alfonso XIII crossed the path in 1921, it became known as 'El Caminito del Rey', and it remains one of the most renowned attractions in the region today. It is surrounded by the Serranía de Ronda and Antequera, a beautiful area which hoards historical treasures and breathtaking scenery. The route itself is 8km long and encompasses two gorges, cannons and a huge valley partly through trails and partly through boardwalks.