Full-day Gibraltar Tour

5.0(5)

Duration

8 hours

Languages

English, Spanish, German

Guests

6-6

This is the part of England in Spain. Visit the place with thousands of years of eventful history, the heritage of The Rock will never cease to amaze people.

Highlights:

ST. Michael Cave
Great Siege Tunnel
Ape's Den
Europa Point

Includes:

Hotel pick-up and drop off
Driver-guide
A/c vehicle
Entrance fees
Full Guided Rock Tour with local guiding expert

Not included:

Souvenirs
Food & Beverages
Tips

Please note: Check if you have a valid passport/ visa for Gibraltar. Minimum 6 people required.

Europa Point, located across the straits, offers a stunning view of Morocco and Algeciras Bay. You can also admire the 1838-standing lighthouse, the Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque, and other historical buildings such as The University of Gibraltar, Harding's Battery, and Nun's Well.

St. Michael Cave being the largest and most elaborate in Gibraltar. The network of tunnels, over 30 miles deep, forms a large "real estate" empire beneath the Rock of Gibraltar. St. Michael's cave showcases various rock formations, including stalagmites and stalactites. Originally a hospital during WWII, it has been converted into a concert hall. Gibraltar is also home to rare Barbary macaques, the only monkeys in Europe, and legend suggests that if the apes leave, so will the British.

Gibraltar Nature Reserve hosts Apes' Den, a protected area covering 40% of the country. Over 200 harmless, mischievous monkeys, some of whom are pickpockets, live up to 25 years. Despite their friendly nature, you should be aware of its potential for mischief and expert pickpockets!

Great Siege Tunnel is constructed forcefully, far down into the rock, this man-made tunnel is an impressive feat of engineering. It is an homage to the commitment and disposition of all the brilliant brains and strong wills involved. The British constructed these tunnels in World War II to protect themselves from the threat posed by France and Spain.

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