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Rock Climbing and Wildlife Tour in Gibraltar from Marbella - Malaga

Rock Climbing and Wildlife Tour in Gibraltar from Marbella

Puerto Banúsmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness needed due to walking on uneven terrain and some steep climbs.

Overview

Discover Gibraltar’s stunning limestone caves, historic tunnels, and wild Barbary macaques on a private guided day trip from Marbella. This 6-hour tour offers breathtaking views and a deep dive into natural and cultural treasures.

Guided Tour
Benahavís, Andalucía

Gibraltar: Private Guided Tour from Marbella

For all ages! • 6h • Access tickets to attractions included!

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable 6-hour day tour from Marbella to Gibraltar, where history comes alive! Explore the stunning caves of San Miguel, the Great Siege Tunnels, and meet the famous Rock monkeys. Enjoy breathtaking views, a guided sightseeing experience, and free time to shop on vibrant Main Street.

Duration: 6 hours

See the sights of Gibraltar on a day tour from Marbella and discover the colourful history of the Rock. Explore the caves of San Miguel, the Great Siege Tunnels, meet the Rock monkeys and enjoy some free time to shop on Main Street.

Description

In this Marbella to Gibraltar day trip, you will know about this British Territory which once belonged to Spain between the years 1501 and 1704, it was captured by a group of Dutch and British forces during the War of the Spanish Succession in 1704. Gibraltar is located in southern Spain and it has an area of 6.7 km2 where more than 30,000 Gibraltarians enjoy their lives.

Gibraltar had an important role in World War II, it was the perfect place for the British army to have its base for controlling the entrance and exit of the Strait. It is also known that soldiers built long tunnels inside the Rock of Gibraltar, which sheltered hospitals and living areas for the army.

Nowadays Gibraltar has its own constitution which was signed for the last time in 2006, although Gibraltar remain the responsibility of the UK Government.

In this guided tour to Gibraltar from Marbella you will be guided by our most senior professional local guide, in this 2 hours guided driving and walking tour you will visit among many other attractions: Europa Point, St Michael Caves and the top of the Rock stopping at Upper Apes Den. You will also have 2-3 hours for shopping or just walking along Main Street. With this complete day tour Gibraltar from Marbella you will know Gibraltar to the fullest!

Itinerary

  • 10:00 Pick-up
  • 11:00 Sightseeing tour of Gibraltar
  • 13:00 Free time
  • 16:00 Transfer to your hotel/home, tour concludes

Highlights

  • Enjoy the incredible views from the top of the Rock
  • Take a sightseeing tour and learn all about the colourful history of Gibraltar
  • Explore the inside of the Rock through the caves of San Miguel and the Great Siege Tunnels

Includes

  • Sightseeing tour of Gibraltar
  • Private guide
  • Private pick-up and drop-off
  • Access tickets to attractions

Excludes

Food and drinks

Important to Know

What to bring

  • Comfortable shoes and clothing
  • Valid passport

Know before you go

  • Pets are not allowed
  • Not wheelchair adapted
  • Children are welcome
  • You may need a visa to visit Gibraltar. Check before booking if you need a visa.
  • It is possible to customise your tour, please mention any requests at time of booking

Meeting Point

You will be collected at your hotel or accommodation.

Adventure Tips

Bring sturdy shoes

Wear shoes with good grip for the rocky and uneven paths around the caves and tunnels.

Carry water

Gibraltar’s Mediterranean climate can be hot and dry; stay hydrated during your visit.

Watch for monkeys

Barbary macaques are wild and curious—avoid feeding or touching them for safety.

Plan for sun protection

Use sunscreen and a hat as much of the walking is exposed to direct sunlight.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Barbary macaques
  • Peregrine falcons

History

The Great Siege Tunnels were carved during the 18th century to defend against Spanish and French attacks.

Conservation

Gibraltar actively manages its natural habitats to protect the unique Barbary macaques and maintains strict controls on visitor interaction to minimize impact.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Supports safe movement across rocky and uneven ground.

Water bottle

Essential

Keeps you hydrated during warm days in Gibraltar.

summer specific

Sun hat and sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin from strong Mediterranean sun exposure.

summer specific

Light jacket

Useful for cooler mornings or evenings during shoulder seasons.

spring specific