28 Mar, 2016 @ 17:41
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‘World’s deadliest walkway’ the Caminito del Rey sold to private company

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CAMINITO DEL REY: The death-defying path could be one of Andalucia’s biggest tourist attractions
CAMINITO DEL REY: The death-defying path could be one of Andalucia’s biggest tourist attractions
CAMINITO DEL REY: The death-defying path could be one of Andalucia’s biggest tourist attractions

THE Caminito del Rey is now under the control of a private company. 

The walkway, dubbed the ‘world’s deadliest’, has been sold off by Malaga City Council to construction firm Hermanos Campano.

Forking out €1.6 million, the company will take control of the tourist attraction from April 20 and will be in sole control for the next four years.

The only backer of El Teatro Romano (Malaga’s oldest monument), Hermanos Campano already has experience of running a big tourist attraction in Andalucia.

The price to enter is expected to remain at €10 per adult and €5 for children.

Hotels in Ardales, El Chorro that have been getting free access for their guests will have to start paying from April onwards.

 

Rob Horgan

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2 Comments

  1. incredible again…. as the things go in Andalucia… A Construccion and transport company who takes over the camino…. 20 days closed… after they build so much momentum with this path they just do not use it….

  2. Malaga City Council?? Sold?? You might at least get your facts right before coming up with rubbish like this!! I expect much higher standards from the Olive Press!!

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