Gita di un giorno a Gibilterra al tuo ritmo da Malaga e Costa del Sol

A nice trip, but nothing in Gibraltar exeed any expectaions. So a bit underwhelmed. Maybe better to stay there a few days. We only climbed the Rock and saw the monkeys and caves.

The Gibraltar bus tour was a fantastic experience to get out for a day. Luis, the guide, was exceptionally nice and experienced. Pick up point in Benalmadena was convenient and clearly described, the bus was on time, and communication through WhatsApp helped alot. We highly recommend to take tours with Visitanddo.

We were picked up on time with some pick ups en route. No border between Spain & Gibraltar anymore so no queues. Free time to explore and have lunch. Tours up the rock & dolphins are much cheaper when you arrive Gibraltar (rock tour €30 instead of €55 with tour company). On the way back the driver didn’t wait for people to get off just closed the doors we had to shout to be let off.

Very friendly crew, good atmosphere, good vibes. We had a perfect day! We could not see the dolphins but we stop to swim into the sea and the water was perfect

It is a bus ride, mostly, in a decent vehicle. They did an 'experiment' with us, stopping at a small town on the way. We got off, and followed the guide to a quaint old town square a short walk away. But we only had about 15 minutes there, no stores were yet open, and the guide left us on our own to get back to the bus. Awkward! But they delivered us to Gibraltar in a timely manner and got us efficiently through customs of Spain and Gibraltar, both in and out.

We considered going to Gibraltar on our own and finally decided to join a tour from Malaga instead - boy are we happy we chose the tour! There are a choice of pickup/dropoff sites and the bus takes you directly to the border crossing. Our guide, Carlos, explained the whole process prior to arrival. He also provided a map and helpful hints for getting around Gibraltar. You have plenty of time to walk main street and do the dolphin tour, or the Rock tour, but not both. We joined the tour that included St. Michael's Cave and the Rock tour. We also saw monkeys up on the rock. Having never been to Gibraltar before it would have been difficult to get around so easily. If you have never been before, Gibraltar is bigger than you think, it's not as walkable as you think and you'll be glad you had the help of the tour guide at the end. I highly recommend this tour.

Comfortable coach, very good tour guide, punctual with good information.

In our case, we did not take the tour, but rather 5 hours of free time. I must say that since the cable car is not operating due to renovation work (which will last until 2027), the best way to ascend the rock is with a tour (bus, car); however, these only take you up to a certain point, and you avoid half of the hike. Nevertheless, the sections to reach the points of interest are completed on foot, and I tell you that as an athlete, I did not expect those steep slopes, stairs, and rocks. This may pose a problem for some people who might believe they are saving physical effort. Returning to what was said, we did not take the tour since only 2 of all the things to see at the top were visible, and it was the best decision we could make, especially since I was with my mother, who is already somewhat older for those slopes and stairs. We did have time to see everything else in Gibraltar, about 25 things that I noted, and a few more; we did many things, and we reached the end of the rock, which is beautiful (those on the tour miss that and the dolphin tour). We were able to walk the approximately 7 km of the rock along the length/final; still, I did have time to climb the rock on foot, see the monkeys, and cross the hanging bridge. I would have seen even all or almost all of the rock (nature reserve) if I had gone alone, but since my mother stayed on a terrace having a drink and I was afraid of missing the bus, I did not want to continue. We had time to eat in a square 8 minutes walking to the bus station. It is a pity that the 3 types of tours end at 3:30 PM, as with 2 more hours, I would have seen all of Gibraltar. Still, I do not mind, since on another trip to Cádiz, Torremolinos, or Málaga, I will take another tour to fully see Gibraltar and its rock. As I was saying, it is a pity that the pickup time is at 3:30 PM because that prevents seeing all of Gibraltar in a single day, requiring 2 days/tours. In this case, I find it more worthwhile to go by car and stay for the maximum allowed time to see everything. You can even leave the car at the border or go through customs, although parking in Gibraltar is very complicated, especially in many areas. I hope that my comment will be useful for many people to know, decide, and take things into account. Above all, the slopes, paths, and stone stairs of the rock are quite tough, especially in hot weather; even I, being so athletic and used to trails, did not expect it to be so extremely hard, since the rock is not like a normal mountain that grows progressively, but rather it is a rock, a large vertical rocky area, which is what makes those paths and stairs so challenging for anyone, no matter how trained or fit they are.

So pleased I went on a day trip to Gibraltar from Benelmedina I only booked a coach trip there with no rock excursion . Would recommend you book Rock tour too because the cable car is out of service We did do the rock tour with a local taxi service who was fantastic and cost £56 The guide Pepe we travelled to Gibraltar with was lovely and very informative

If you are on vacation between Malaga and the Costa del Sol, I recommend not missing the day trip to Gibraltar. Breathtaking views and an interesting discovery of a piece of English reality fused with Spanish.