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Gibraltar day trip with the Rock tour

Gibraltar day trip with the Rock tour

Gibraltar
Full day (over 8 hours)
Day trip
The Rock of Gibraltar behind palm trees
Ridge of the Upper Rock of Gibraltar above the sea
Barbary macaque on a railing above Gibraltar harbour
Barbary macaque sitting on the Rock of Gibraltar

Overview

A day in Gibraltar is a Costa del Sol classic: red phone boxes, pubs and pounds sterling at the foot of the Rock. The coach takes you along the coast to the border at La Línea, and from there a minibus tour climbs the Rock itself.

On the Upper Rock nature reserve you meet the Barbary macaques, Europe's only wild monkeys, and look across the Strait to Africa on a clear day. The tour includes St Michael's Cave, a limestone cave lit up inside the Rock, and Europa Point, the southern tip, with its lighthouse and monuments.

Afterwards you have free time for lunch and shopping along Main Street before the drive back to your resort.

Highlights
  • Minibus tour of the Rock of Gibraltar
  • Barbary macaques on the Upper Rock
  • St Michael's Cave and Europa Point
  • Free time for lunch and Main Street

What's included

What's included
  • Coach transport from the Costa del Sol
  • Guided minibus tour of the Rock
  • Entry to the nature reserve and St Michael's Cave
Not included
  • Food and drinks
  • Gratuities
Price on request

Request this tour

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Travel dates

Itinerary

1
Along the coast to La Línea
Coach from your resort to the Gibraltar border, crossed on foot or by coach.
2
Tour of the Rock
Minibus up the Rock: Europa Point, the macaques and St Michael's Cave.
3
Free time in town
Lunch, shopping and a stroll along Main Street before the return.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need my passport?

Yes. Gibraltar has a border, so every traveller needs a valid passport or accepted ID. Check the rules for your nationality before you book.

Is it safe to be near the macaques?

They are wild animals. Keep food and bags out of sight, and never feed or touch them.

Which currency is used in Gibraltar?

The Gibraltar pound, at par with sterling. Pounds and cards are widely accepted, and many shops also take euros.

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