MÁLAGA · VIA FERRATA & CLIMBING
10 reviewed
Summer slots on the good via ferrata & climbing tours go early on this coast. These 10 are the standouts, with current prices and what makes each one different, so you can book before the calendar closes up.
Private Via Ferrata Caminito del Rey from El Chorro near Malaga, with reservoir views, suspension bridges and zip line, about 4 hours.
“Pretty easy for any complete beginner, our instructor Damien was super helpful and patient and it was tiring but really fun!”
Guided via ferrata at Tajo de Ronda with Puente Nuevo views, all gear and insurance included, small group, about 2-3 hours.
“We absolutely loved every minute of our Via Ferrata adventure in Ronda. Julio was a phenomenal guide!! He was knowledgeable, safe, and made the experience fun. Seeing the famous bridge from the vantage point of the Via Ferrata was unbeatable. We highly recommend this tour, and you should definitely do it if you are athletic and love adventure! Thank you Julio for a memorable day!”
Via Ferrata at Caminito del Rey with bridges and a 35m zip line, plus a local picnic near Malaga. Small group, English.
“This was one of THE best experiences I’ve had. The guide (Local Experiences & Adventures) was fabulous, skilled, knowledgeable and entertaining! It was the best fun ever!! Highly recommend! This was a solo trip and I certainly did not feel solo highlight engaging and fun.”
Climb Caminito del Rey’s Via Ferrata in El Chorro, cross Tibetan and monkey bridges, fly a 35-meter zip line, then toast with a picnic.
“Just amazing, one of the best experiences ever. Our guides were wonderful and made us feel very safe from start to end. The homemade picnic provided by our guide topped off the whole experience. I couldn’t recommend enough!”
4-hour Zafarraya via ferrata and zip line adventure near Malaga with a small-group guide, round-trip transport, and Land Art stops.
“Really nice experience even in the middle of August the weather wasn’t too hot. David (the guide) was really nice. I recommend it to anyone, both beginners and more experienced.”
Iron steps on Ronda’s Tajo gorge with famous New Bridge views. Guided English via ferrata, 90 minutes, small group, $54.
“An excellent team of young people with passion. They organize via ferrata tours and canyoning around Ronda. With all confidence worth recommending.”
Beginner via ferrata in Benalauría with a guide, a 97-meter climb, monkey and wire bridges, and Genal Valley views, for about $47.
“What a great trip! Julio took us on a fun climb. It's actually not that strenuous and the teenagers were fine, if not better! Great photos making us lool like proper climbers! He carried water for us and the kids had a great time! Thank you, Julio!”
Cross El Chorro via ferrata on Caminito del Rey: guided safety gear, Tibetan bridges, zipline, and dramatic photos, about 4 hours.
“Amazing experience for the whole family! First time for us to climb over a mountain like that. Our guides were amazing! We really pushed our own boundaries! This day will be in our hearts for ever”
Guided beginner via ferrata in Benalauría: Genal Valley views, canyon climb, two K2 bridges, English guide, 2 hours from Gaucín.
“Excellent day out and our guess, Julio and Raul were both great. Thanks very much. The views were amazing and everything felt very safe when we were there”
Guided Via Ferrata de Casares K3 with monkey bridges 45 m up, overhangs, and finish at old castle views over the Strait of Gibraltar.
