Private Tour – Gibraltar Rock, Barbary Apes and Leisure (Wheelchair Adapted Vehicle)
Photo permit included
Tour by public transport
Canal Boat tour included
Train tickets included
Suitable for little children
Wheelchair accessible tour
Museum ticket included
Light snack included
Lunch included
Transportation included
Walking Tour
The Rock of Gibraltar is located at the entrance of the Mediterranean. Its strategic location and history have made it an international symbol of solidity and strength, and its name frequently features in the world press and media.
What's included
- Transportation
- Guide
Highlights
Itinerary
10:00
When visiting Gibraltar the Rock Tour is a must. Our air-conditioned mini-buses and driver/guide meet us at the port and we begin our tour by driving along Winston Churchill Avenue, to the Spanish border we then proceed to the East Side of the Rock, through the Dudley Ward Tunnel to Europa Point the most southerly point of Gibraltar.
From this vantage point, on a clear day, the North coast of Africa can be seen. We then proceed to the Upper Rock Nature Reserve to visit the spectacular St Michael’s Cave. The cave is full of fine examples of stalactites and stalagmites that have been sculptured through the centuries.
St Michael’s Cave has 75 steps at the exit; however, those guests with walking difficulties may exit the caves via the entrance. We then proceed to visit Gibraltar’s most respected residents the ‘Barbary Apes’ – these cheeky and sometimes naughty monkeys roam freely over the rocks and are not averse to helping themselves to handbags, cameras, and food! It is said that Gibraltar will remain British as long as the apes remain on the Rock.
Our tour then continues past the Moorish Castle en route back through the Old Town to