Málaga · GIBRALTAR DAY TRIPS
The Rock is a border crossing, a cable car and a colony of macaques with no respect for handbags. These 13 differ on whether the cable car and St Michael’s Cave are included, how long the frontier queue eats and whether you drive in or park and walk.
Review of the Malaga to Gibraltar day tour, with coach travel, optional Rock tour, St. Michael’s Cave, free time, prices, and practical tips.
“Really interesting day out - really enjoyed it and will return to Gibraltar.”
Review of Malaga South Experiences’ Gibraltar day trip, with Rock options, border advice, guide tips, costs, timing, and practical booking help.
“Amazing tour in Gibraltar! The tour of the rock was extra charge, with private taxis. Amazing young guide!”
Review of the 11-hour Gibraltar tour from Malaga and Costa del Sol, with St. Michael’s Cave, Europa Point, monkeys, shopping, and practical tips.
“From Malaga the bus collected us very early in the morning then we picked up many people on our way . We arrived to Gibraltar about 10.00, crossed a border. Our excursion (sightseeing tour) included to see Europa point, st. Michael’s cave ( there is an illumination show) and Monkeys. At 13.00 we had free time for lunch and shopping. Prices are better than in Europe for perfumes. Keep receipts because on border it might be asked. At 16.00 we departed from Gibraltar. At 18.30 we were at Malaga Center.”
Review of the Málaga to Gibraltar day trip, with transport, five hours in Gibraltar, shopping, Rock access, costs, queues, and passport advice.
“Absolutely worth to buy this tour. The bus was a brand new, our guide Maria was so professional as a guide, moreover, she was so careful about our group and helpful person! Unfortunately, I was unlucky I couldn’t pass the border control because of my passport. I had to get a UK visa in advance. I didn’t knew that. By the way, if you don’t need a visa - be sure that you will like this tour, because Gibraltar such a wonderful place that is full of history!”
Review of the 11-hour Gibraltar day trip from Costa del Sol, with St Michael’s Cave, macaque monkeys, Europa Point, and Main Street shopping.
“It was a very informative tour. I would have liked the opportunity to see things more…our driver ( of the “van” not the large bus!)was driving so fast there was no time to take photos! The free time:shopping time was good but a little long…would have liked more time on the tour instead!”
Review of the Torremolinos to Gibraltar day trip, with transport tips, border advice, Rock options, costs, timing, and honest value guidance.
“The bus which picked us had long since seen better days. It looked like it had been in several close scrapes and the air-con on board could have been stronger, but it turned up on time and our guide welcoming and helpful. We decided to do a taxi-tour around Gibraltar which wasn't included, but it was well worth the extra cost. We actually saw almost all there was to see on The Rock and our driver was friendly, funny and very informative. I would recommend this taxi-tour. The bus picked us all back up at the appointed time without any issues.”
Review of the Gibraltar shopping tour from Malaga and Costa del Sol, with duty-free stores, Rock sights, coach tips, timing, and value advice.
“got on from marbella with in 50 mins was at the border. great bus and in time”
See Gibraltar’s Rock, St. Michael’s Cave, Europa Point, and Barbary macaques on a guided day trip from the Costa del Sol.
“It was a very good trip to Gibraltar. Pick up was on time, and our guides were very friendly and provided lots of useful information”
Review the $36 Benalmadena to Gibraltar day trip, with transport, six hours free time, Rock tips, costs, border advice, and practical booking help.
“Perfect amount of time to see Gibraltar , highly recommend Bianca’s in the marina for food , service and location, great ambience”
Review of the Fuengirola to Gibraltar day trip, with bus transport, free time, Rock tips, costs, border advice, and practical booking guidance.
“Day was great. This trip included the bus to Gibraltar border and back. Our guide Marina told us a little bit of Gibraltar’s history. When we arrived to the border, she told us all the options to go see the rock etc. This trip doesn’t include any entrance tickets. The options are to buy a taxi tour (50€/per person) or you can take a bus or walk to the cable car and get cable car ticket (can be bought in advance. The price is about the same if you wish to visit caves etc. We took to taxi tour (1-1,5 hours). Next time probably cable car is enough if you…”
Review of the flexible Gibraltar day trip from Malaga, with transport, free time, optional Rock tours, border tips, costs, and honest drawbacks.
“My preferred contact is email. Every other tour company I have ever dealt with has sent an email 24-48 hours prior to the tour confirming details but not this one! I went with the information I got in the Vitor reminder email with our tickets that clearly stated start time as 10am. We were at the meeting point early as I always am. At that point I contacted the tour operator to verify I was where they wanted me to be only to be told the pick up had been over 2 hours earlier. They said they sent a WhatsApp message which I don’t usually use. When I checked I…”
Review of a $53 Gibraltar day trip from Costa del Sol with guided coach travel, five hours of free time, shopping, food, and border advice.
“We enjoyed our time in Gibraltar, we had done the rock tour and dolphins on a previous occasion so settled for a walkabout, shopping and fish and chips this time. The journey, bus driver and guide were all first class. Thankyou.”
Review of the Gibraltar Classic Rock tour from Málaga, with St. Michael’s Cave, wild apes, transport advice, costs, timing, and honest drawbacks.
“The bus ride from Malaga is long with many stops, but the tour of the Rock is excellent. Our local driver (and guide), Francis, was very kind and thoughtful, in addition to being amazing behind the wheel. Only negative feedback is that Ales, who ran the trip from Visitandgo, had us all wait 25 minutes for one family who did not show up at their morning pickup on time. They made their own way to the Gibraltar border, causing a further delay when Ales returned to meet them. Total time from pickup to return for those from Malaga was over 12 hours.”
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