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GIBRALTAR ROCK TOUR
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Step into a world where history, legend, and natural beauty come together – welcome to The Best Rock Tour of Gibraltar. This unforgettable journey reveals the very essence of the Rock, showcasing its rich heritage and stunning landscapes in one captivating experience.

Marvel at the ethereal beauty of St. Michael’s Cave, a spectacular underground wonder adorned with towering stalactites and dramatic lighting. Come face to face with Gibraltar’s famous residents – the playful and free-roaming Gibraltar monkeys or  Barbary macaques, Europe’s only wild monkeys, as they roam their clifftop habitat.

Along the route of this Rock Tour of Gibraltar, discover historic landmarks, hidden viewpoints, and stories that span centuries – from ancient myth to military legend. Each stop is a window into Gibraltar’s unique past and vibrant character.

Whether you’re a curious first-timer or a returning visitor, our best Rock Tour is your gateway to the sights, stories, and spirit that define this iconic destination. Experience Gibraltar like never before – authentic, awe-inspiring, and unforgettable. Join us on our original Gibraltar Rock Tour.

Your Gibraltar Rock Tour will take you
along the following route:

TIMINGS: Tour Departs from Gibraltar International Airport

Gibraltar International Airport

15 mins

Europa Point

45 mins

ST MICHAEL’S CAVE

40 mins

Apes Den / Panoramic Drive past town

20 mins

Gibraltar Airport (with options to disembark at Casemate Square)

15 mins

The route should take approx 2 hours including time to enjoy the views, take photos and selfies along the way, a visit to St Michael’s Cave and meet the monkeys.  It really is the best Rock Tour of Gibraltar!

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YOUR GIBRALTAR ROCK TOUR IN MORE DETAIL:

1. Gibraltar International Airport

Meet your guide and mini bus at the Gibraltar International Airport.  Your Gibraltar Rock Tour will depart at stated departure time so please arrive early.

2. Europa Point

Our first stop on the best Rock Tour is Europa Point where, on a clear day, which it is most days, you can see Jebel Sidi Musa the ‘other’ pillar of Hercules. The Gibraltar lighthouse was completed in 1841 and is still the only lighthouse outside of the United Kingdom that is administered by Trinity House, the authority that looks after all the UK and the Channel Islands lighthouses.

Our stop here will be approximately 20 mins

3. St Michael’s Cave

Our Rock Tour will now head up into the Gibraltar Nature Reserve and to Gibraltar’s top attraction, St Michael’s Cave.  You will have around 20 mins to explore this magnificent cathedral cave. The cave was discovered back in Roman times and how it has been used as a military hospital and more recently as a concert venue. The wondrous formations will not disappoint.

There is also a pack of Gibraltar monkeys roaming outside the entrance to St Michael’s Cave so this may be your first opportunity to meet the local monkey pack.  Remember, they are wild animals so be careful with your personal possessions, do not feed or touch them and keep your distance if there are young babies around.  Mothers may get very protective!!

4. Apes Den

Your next stop will be at Ape’s Den, where you will meet the Gibraltar monkeys, one of the highlights of your Gibraltar Rock Tour.  Here you will be able to spend some more time with and learning about our furry and mischievous friends, the barbary apes before heading down into the town area.

5. Casemate Square

As our time together comes to a close, you will be given the option of ending the Rock Tour at Casemates Square.

You can opt to end the tour at  ‘Casemates,’ located at the northern end of Main Street, has café bars and restaurants of all descriptions from where you can sit and relax and watch the world go by. All of Gibraltar’s life will walk past you and you may even spot the odd famous face from film or television in Gibraltar for a break. It was originally a barracks but more than that, as its name suggests, it was a store for ammunition hence the shape of all the buildings at one side of the square. The name comes from the Italian word ‘Casa Matta’ meaning ‘Armed House’. It also was the site of Gibraltar’s public executions the last one taking place in the 1860’s in full view of the Garrison.

6. Gibraltar International Airport

The  Rock Tour officially ends back at Gibraltar International Airport at approximately after approximately 2 hours from the commencement of the tour.

Important Information:

  • Tour Departure Times: 11:00 hrs & 13.30 hours
  • Price: £37.00 per adult & £25.00 per child (11 years and under )
  • The meeting point:  outside of the airport terminal.
  • All tours are in English
  • Duration: approximately 2 hours
  • Touching and or feeding the Macaques is strictly prohibited by law.
  • Cancellation of the Gibraltar Rock Tour inside of 48 hrs to tour departure will result in 100% charge.
  • This tour may be carried out using MP3 audio
  • Feedback is to be sent to calypostours@mhbland.com
  • At the end of the Rock Tour  you will offered two drop off points , Casemates Square or back at the Frontier.  You will need to let your driver know where you would like to end your Rock Tour.
  • Should you need to contact us on the day of your Gibraltar Rock Tour, please call: +350 5828 1000
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