Pantano de El Chorro: where turquoise water meets the rock walls Before the Caminito del Rey became famous, the Pantano de El Chorro was the real reason people came to this area. A threefold lake system with an almost alpine…
Day trip to Málaga from Antequera: where the karst plateau descends to the Mediterranean coast Alcazaba in Málaga Antequera lies around 50 kilometres north of Málaga, at an altitude of 575 metres, nestled on a plateau between the Sierra Subbética…
Fuente de Piedra: Where Spain’s Largest Flamingo Colony Calls Home Anyone driving from Antequera towards Seville spots it from the A-92 already: a flat, wide salt lake that gleams silvery or turns completely pink, depending on the water level. At…
Lobo Park Antequera: Where Wolves Live on 40 Hectares Almost as They Would in the Wild Just under half an hour west of Antequera, on the A-343 country road to Álora, lies one of Spain’s most unusual nature parks. Lobo…
Caminito del Rey from Antequera: a day trip along Andalusia’s most dizzying trail Anyone planning a memorable day trip from Antequera has little choice but to head for the Caminito del Rey: it lies less than 40 kilometres away and…
Caminito del Rey Tickets 2026: Where to Book the King’s Path The Caminito del Rey is the most sought-after day trip in the Antequera region – and at the same time the one with the greatest potential for frustration. Anyone…
Getting to Caminito del Rey: four ways to reach the King’s Path Caminito del Rey sits right in the middle of Málaga province – yet not directly next to any single town. Getting there is the question that trips up…
Desfiladero de los Gaitanes: Andalusia’s deepest gorge – pure nature at 400 metres There are places you see once and never forget. The Desfiladero de los Gaitanes is one of them. About 40 kilometres west of Antequera, the Río Guadalhorce…