Join us on a full-day private excursion from Malaga to the iconic Rock of Gibraltar, exploring its fascinating history as a British colony since 1703. Blending British and Mediterranean cultures, Gibraltar is captivating.
With a local guide, we'll journey through the Battle siege tunnels, enjoying stunning views of the airport and beyond. We'll visit one of the legendary Pillars of Hercules, where North Africa's shores are visible.
We'll also explore St. Michael's Caves, home to early Neanderthal remains, and the impressive Moorish Castle. Don't miss the lively Ape's Den, where playful Barbary macaques entertain visitors. Finally, we'll ascend to the Rock's peak for breathtaking photos.
Gibraltar's strategic importance lies in its location, separating Europe from Africa and linking the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea.
After the tour, enjoy free time for duty-free shopping or lunch at local eateries (lunch not included), possibly at a typical British pub for an authentic experience.
PLEASE NOTE
EU citizens: National ID card or passport required
Non-EU citizens: Passport and Schengen entry stamp required
Perched at the convergence of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, the Rock of Gibraltar has captivated visitors for centuries with its breathtaking beauty and natural marvels. Among its most famous attractions are the Barbary Apes, the only free-roaming primates in Europe, alongside stunning vistas that leave onlookers in awe and a military significance that has sparked countless conflicts throughout history.
The population of Gibraltar has flourished into a vibrant, cosmopolitan community, bolstered by a burgeoning financial district and a thriving online gaming industry established on land reclaimed from the sea. The historic heart of the old town, characterized by elegant colonial architecture, and the charming former fishing village of Catalan Bay on the eastern side of the Rock are complemented by modern residences for locals and luxurious homes for the affluent residents of the area. Gibraltar offers a variety of shopping options that rival those found in the UK.
Since being ruled by the British in 1703 and enduring numerous struggles and conflicts, Gibraltar has transformed into a prosperous destination, attracting thousands of visitors from Malaga and the Costa Del Sol, as well as serving as a popular cruise port. While most residents communicate in Spanish, they are all fluent in English, having received their education in the UK. It’s common to overhear conversations infused with Spanglish!
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