Andalusia and the White Villages (page 2 of 2)

Actually, as soon as you land on the site’s page (which you can’t use normally, as I mentioned), you need to right-click, then in the window that pops up, select "create a QR code." It’ll appear on the screen, and you’ll have to scan it—I did it with my phone. After that, you can actually access the site to buy tickets. That’s also where you can accept or refuse cookies.

Phew!!! It’s still pretty unusual. I’ve booked quite a few things in Spain, like the Alhambra in Granada, but this time you really have to guess. Thanks for the info!

I’ll check it out because tickets are scarcer right now. If I’d known the process earlier, I’d have had more options, and now it might complicate our plans a bit.

Booking will only be possible with a guide, but I think we can do without one.

Thanks anyway—we’ll give it a try, and if we have to skip it, I’ll try again next time since we’re planning to come back to Málaga.

Have a great end to your trip

Content for you. It’s a bit special, I admit... Having also done the guided tour with a Caminito guide, I can confirm there’s no pressure to follow them. Plus, I found it really interesting when we were close to her. Her approach was more like that of rangers in American national parks than typical organized tour guides... Don’t hesitate... And of course, have a great trip! You can contact me via PM if you need anything before or during your stay. Bye