I would check the weather and go if it isn’t wet/raining. Early in my pregnancies, I remember having to pee frequently. There aren’t any toilet facilities after you get on the trail so factor that in. It’s well worth going if you can!

Buenos dias, no puedo responder tu pregunta, ya que fuimos en coche, llegamos hasta el límite de acceso, lo dejamo el coche y caminamos hacia la entrada principal, hay excursiones organizadas, pero seguro que son más caras, pregunta en Antequera, en la oficina de turismo, pero me da que son organizadas,,,o pregunta a los lugareños.

Realmente el cruce del puente es lo mas denso, y se balancea un poco, pero se ve seguro

We did the walk on an organised coach excursion with a guide from Malaga, so our parking was pre-booked and the coach came to the exit point to pick us up. Try looking at satellite view such as google earth or street view, and zoom in to spot parking spots. The suggestion to park at the end and take the shuttle bus round to the start also makes good sense. Hope this helps. Take your camera, it's a spectacular walk; well worth doing.

Hi there is a little holiday park close by with a lake and some kyyaks and peddle boats and a picnic area - this is just near the car park. They could also swim in that lake I think. They could take some game or book and sit in the shade also if it’s really hot. Btw there were some young children doing the Caminito walk with their parents in case you wanted to give it a try as it’s not too tough.

As far as I know - NO. The walk is one way. I suppose it's just possible to take small suitcases with you on the walk but there are several sets of steep steps. It doesn't seem a good idea. It might be simpler with backpacks.

El único riesgo es que hubiera un desprendimiento, que es un riesgo general. Por lo demás se recorre muy tranquilamente así que por el hecho de estar embarazada de 16 semanas no creo que vayas a tener ningún problema

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