It took a while to warm to our guide Roberto, but he was thorough, genuine and entertaining. The tour was in three languages, Spanish, English & German. There were other tour operators doing their pick up at the Malaga location, so there was some confusion. Eventually Roberto pulled up at the bus stop on the main road; the bus had previously picked up fellow members from the Costa del Sol. We departed @9:11. We stopped at Ardales, with enough time for breakfast. The stop was worthwhile. After arriving at the Caminito del Rey, we queued for the toilets and waited to enter. This took a VERY long time, I wish I brought a packed lunch and ate it then. It was 12.20 by the time we entered. The walk was awesome and Roberto gave us just the right information. On the way back, I was thought we would stop for an hour at Alora, but we didn't. Maybe he meant 'Alora' in El Churro; where we spent 20 minutes. To be honest, I think everyone just wanted to return to Malaga. We departed at 3pm.

This was an amazing experince! The natur is wonderfull, and even though some of us are slightly scared of highest, the nature made it all worth it. The short stop in the “white city” was also a nice experience, and it was nice to see some of the smaller villages in the area. The trip it self was amazing and not to hard to walk.

The trip itself was well organized and executed, and the Caminito is gorgeous! An absolute must-see when you're in the area. However, we could have been in the Caminito around 11, but for some reason had to spend 2 hours in a nearby village. Quite a lovely village, but I would have preferred to chill and relax there AFTER we hiked through the Caminito. And because of this stop we entered around 14, the hottest part of the day... But, it was beautiful and if they change the stopover in the village for after the hike, it's a 10/10!