Published on Aug, 2021

A very professional, smooth and reliable tour from Malaga to Gibraltar in a private limousine accompanied with an experienced tour guide, David. Our expectations were well met. This sure beats sitting in a big bus picking up people from various hotels and taking them back in the evening. The lenght of 8 hours was just perfect for our purposes.

Published on Dec, 2019

This was an amazing private excursion from the Port of Malaga. Our private guide and bus driver met us at the port and transferred us to the border of Gibraltar where our guide arranged for us to take the Taxi tour to the Nature reserve which is essentially the “Rock of Gibraltar.” This was a little confusing at first, but once you see the road up/down to the top of the Rick you understand that the driving should only be done by experts. Our tour stopped at the top from where we could see across the Straits to Africa, St. Michael’s Caves, the feeding area for the Barbery Apes (and yes, they will jump in and on your van), and the WWII Tunnels. At the end of the tour our driver dropped us off in town where we met our tour guide. We had plenty of time to wander around town to shop and enjoy a lunch before heading back to the ship. All in all it was a wonderful day filled with unique experiences.

Published on Apr, 2018

We did not take the full tour but just took the shopping trip which took us all the way onto the island. We the took a local bus to Europa Point which is the most southernly point of Europe where you can look across the sea and see Africa. The bus only cost £1.50 return each and you get a good view of the island and docks as it is quite a long way. You can spend both Euros and UK money but you get your change in Gibraltar Pounds and coins which you can't spend in the UK. There is no purchase tax on cigarets and drink and other items which makes it a very popular shopping place but you are limited as to what you can take back. The main town has a lot of historic buildings and still has the old red post and phone boxes so it is a bit like going back in time. You come across well preserved cannons all over the place. After going through the customs you have to walk or drive across the only runway for the flights to and from the island which in itself is quite a unique experience. You can take tours to see the apes and also go into the World War 2 tunnels but we didn't.