The Guadalmina River begins near Igualeja, in the Sierra Bermeja of the Serrania de Ronda and flows into the sea 28km later at Guadalmina Beach in San Pedro de Alcántara, Marbella, Malaga. The most interesting part of the river is the area near the village of Benahavis known as "Las Angosturas" or “Cañon de las Angosturas”. It is ideal for river walking or beginners’ level canyoning.
Canyoning is an increasingly popular outdoor activity, or extreme sport, which involves descending gorges using a combination of walking, climbing, jumping, sliding, abseiling (rappelling), and swimming (or wading) in rivers and waterfalls. It is also a great way of exploring remote, spectacular scenery which may not be accessible on foot.
The Benahavís River Walk is a stunning nature trail in the hills near Benahavís Pueblo, only 15 minutes from Marbella. The trail is unique as it is easily accessible for anyone, which makes it a great experience for all levels of adventurers.
The canyoning experience in Marbella is one of the things to do in Malaga. Suitable for those over six years old and lasting 2 hours takes you through some of the most stunning scenery in Marbella. As you work your way downriver by wading, small abseiling and swimming.
The Guadalmina Canyon is located in Marbella, within the province of Malaga. This canyon has become one of the best places to start the descent of canyons.You'll enjoy magnificent narrow halls and incredible landscapes just minutes away from Costa del Sol, Marbella.
