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Guadalmina River Gorge
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Guadalmina River Gorge
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Amalia Santiago
June 26, 2026
The Guadalmina gorge, also known as Las Angosturas, is one of the most refreshing spots in Benahavís and in summer it is common to see people bathing or doing the water route. If you dare to enter the water, wear closed-toe shoes with good grip and keep in mind that some sections can be deep and require swimming.
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Pascal
October 3, 2019
Hiking
It is best to walk the route the other way around so that you come to the bridge at the end!
You can also swim there, the rest of the river is quite dry. 2019
You can also swim there, the rest of the river is quite dry. 2019
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Frank
April 13, 2018
Hiking
Courageous hikers take the Guadalmina instead of the footpath on the way back. Either alone you drive the river through caves and past rocks down or in guided groups.
You should not have claustrophobia on the way and be a good swimmer, as the rocks do not stop at the lower parts.
You should not have claustrophobia on the way and be a good swimmer, as the rocks do not stop at the lower parts.
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