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10 hours
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Embark on a journey from Seville to the ancient city of Gibraltar, the gate between Africa and Europe on the Mediterranean Sea. Take a sightseeing coach tour and stop to visit the majestic Rock of Gibraltar, where you'll explore St Michael's Cave and take amazing photos of the impressive rock formations. Then, be entertained by Gibraltar’s famous monkeys! You'll also enjoy free time to explore more on your own, shop and enjoy a British meal (own expense).
Specialized infant seats are available
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Please be advised that an original physical passport is required for entry into Gibraltar. As we will be crossing into another country, no other form of ID will be accepted.
Gibraltar belongs to another country (UK), so please check if you need a Visa to enter Gibraltar: http://www.gibraltarborder.gi/visa
If you are not a EU citizen make sure that your Visa will allow you to leave the Schengen zone and come back.
US military and diplomatic personnel in Europe: https://aff.org.uk/advice/family-life/brexit/
There may be long queues to check passports, and you may have to take a walk to get to the tour starting point.
Occasionally the tour may be offered in two languages at the same time
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Food and drinks, unless specified
Gratuities
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The Rock of Gibraltar
The Rock of Gibraltar is full of interesting history dating back to the year 711A.D when Tarik Ibn Zeyad, a Berber leader of the Arab Governor of North Africa “Musa Ibn Nosseyer” landed at the Southern end of the rock. The word Gibraltar is a derivative of the Arabic words ”Jebel Tarik” which means Tariks Mountain, and so his memory lives on.
St. Michael's Cave
Saint Michael's Cave is a series, or network of caves made of limestone, which are found on the Rock of Gibraltar. St Michael's Cave is located on what is called the Upper Rock, inside the Upper Rock Nature Reserve of Gibraltar and sites at a height of well over 300 metres above sea level.
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575 reviews
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Alison k,
Sep 4, 2025
- Viator
Glad I only went for the day to Gibraltar. Coach to and from Gibraltar is just over 2 hours each way. Too much time was spent in the town and not enough on the Rock . Was a good day but felt very rushed.
Donna J,
Sep 4, 2025
- Viator
Gibraltar was very cool. The tour day is long. It takes about 2.5 hours to get to Gibraltar. So have to go thru immigration and cross an airfield. So that’s an experience. In my opinion the time in town is too long. There’s nothing really special there. The time on the rock is very rushed. Our tour guide, Daniella, was great. Very kind. Our driver, Angel, on the rock portion didn’t act like he wanted to be there. He rushed us. We were at the lookout point where you could see Morocco and he Said nothing informative. So we didn’t know until we got back that we actually saw Africa. He kinda yelled at us and threatened to leave us if we came back late from the cave. Not having been there before I just walked straight thru it. Didn’t really see anything. They had multi-colored lights on and it was weird. I’ve been to much more impressive caves. And turns out we made it back to )the meeting point 5 minutes ahead of schedule. So we could have spent more time. I understand it’s hard to do a tour to a location and back in one day. But I felt like this could have organized just a little better. We did enjoy seeing the monkeys. And glad we went. It was a long day but worth it
Dhaval P,
Aug 28, 2025
- Viator
Tour could have started 1 hour later. At 9 am ( instead of 8 am), as 2 and 1/2 hours was too much time for lunch as nothing much to do - that’s about tour organization . Tour it self - lot better stuff to see instead of Gibraltar, unless you have lot of free time
Jordan H,
Aug 15, 2025
- Viator
Long day on the road but well worth it. A magical destination with rich history. Kids loved the border crossing, lunch “in the UK,” all the shopping and of course the monkeys. Petra was very knowledgeable!
Michelle C,
Aug 7, 2025
- Viator
We had a great time and really enjoyed the long day exploring the Rock of Gibraltar. Everything we did throughout the day matched our expectations, and the entire experience was well organized from start to finish. We appreciated that there were several stops along the way for restrooms and food, which made the day much more comfortable and enjoyable. One of the highlights was definitely seeing the monkeys. They were so entertaining! In fact, one of them got a little too bold and stole our bag to get to the chips inside. It gave us all a good laugh and made for a memorable story to take home. While we didn’t make it all the way to the top of the Rock, we hadn’t planned on it, so it wasn’t a disappointment. There was still plenty to see and do, and we felt like we got a full experience without feeling rushed. Overall, it was a fun, interesting, and satisfying day that gave us a great taste of what Gibraltar has to offer.
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