Bookings open for Alan Boardman’s Charity Walking Tours in Mijas Pueblo to support Donkey Dreamland
Bookings open for Alan Boardman’s Charity Walking Tours in Mijas Pueblo to support Donkey Dreamland
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Bookings open for Alan Boardman’s Charity Walking Tours in Mijas Pueblo to support Donkey Dreamland

Adam Woodward 🕒︎ 2025-10-21

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Bookings open for Alan Boardman’s Charity Walking Tours in Mijas Pueblo to support Donkey Dreamland

Local resident and champion charity fundraiser Alan Boardman has announced that bookings are now open for his popular guided walking tours in Mijas throughout November and December, with all collections directed towards the vital work of Donkey Dreamland. The much-loved animal sanctuary is in urgent need of funds after recently taking in ten additional donkeys from Mijas Pueblo itself, pushing its resources to the brink. Boardman’s tours, which exploded in popularity post-pandemic, offer a wonderful three-hour stroll through the charming whitewashed streets of Mijas Pueblo. For a suggested minimum donation of just five euros per person, participants can enjoy Alan‘s lighthearted commentary on the village’s rich and fascinating history, hidden secrets, and connections to the broader Costa del Sol. Alan Boardman’s charity guided walks given prestigious 5-star rating The walks have earned widespread acclaim, achieving TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence for two consecutive years based on 95 per cent of reviews awarding five stars. To date, the initiative has raised over €27,000 for local causes, rotating support between human and animal charities every two months to ensure balanced impact. This November and December, Donkey Dreamland takes centre stage as the beneficiary. The sanctuary, a much loved fixture in the region, provides care for rescued donkeys. However, as reported by Euro Weekly News in August, it faced a temporary closure due to overwhelming demand and limited capacity. The recent arrival of ten donkeys from Mijas Pueblo, former taxi animals no longer in service, has exacerbated the strain, making community support essential for feed, veterinary care, and facility maintenance. “Donkey Dreamland does incredible work rehabilitating these gentle animals, many of whom have spent years giving rides to tourists,” said Boardman. “With the sanctuary stretched to its limits, every euro from these tours will help ensure they can continue their mission without turning away those in need.” Booking for the Mijas walking tour Availability is limited, with tours scheduled on the following dates: November: Mondays 10th, 17th, and 24th. December: Monday 15th, Friday 19th, Tuesday 23rd, and Monday 29th. Bookings can be made via WhatsApp at +34 610 522 605. Groups are kept small for an intimate experience, and walkers are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes for the hilly terrain. Boardman’s commitment to charity has made these tours a staple for everyone in the area, giving a mix of education, entertainment, and philanthropy. As one recent TripAdvisor reviewer noted, “Alan’s passion for Mijas is the best, and knowing your donation helps animals makes it even more special.” With winter approaching and Donkey Dreamland‘s needs growing, these walks offer a perfect opportunity to explore Mijas Pueblo while contributing to a cause close to the community’s heart. Don’t miss out, and book your place today and step into history for a wonderful cause.

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