Gibraltar all in 10 hours, maybe longer on National holidays... - It is a great experience that is fun too. Carlos and a woman were our guides (primarily the woman). There was a lot to arrange, organize, and keep track of for at least 30 people in our tour. The guides did it all and without breaking a sweat, even on a hot day! I strongly recommend.

Highly recommended - Great experience. Appropriate length of free time and stops. Knowledgeable guide and very entertaining. Very pleased.

Two Countries, One Day - A great excursion from Seville, but you will spend quite a bit of time on the coach traveling (there and back). The free time for lunch was good, but the amount of time at Europa Point and St Michael’s cave was a bit limited. My tour had a one off issue with the Gibraltar tour provider. Your excursion bus stays in Spain and a local Gibraltar provider takes you after lunch to the end of the tour. Just manage your expectations.

where are the rocks - nice visit but a little disappointed being a fan of pebbles I expected to find some in the souvenir shop of this cave ..

Good tour, but not enough time in Gibraltar to feel as if we'd really experienced it. - The tour was good, but be warned that nearly all of the time is travel time. You get *maybe* an hour spread across three stops in Gibraltar (Europa Point, St. Michael's Cave, a monkey den), have slightly over an hour for lunch in town, and maybe a short hour on a minibus tour of the city (this was surprisingly good, I thought). But all the of the rest of the time is travel, comfort breaks, border control, etc. If I were doing this again, I would try to add a couple hours to the length of the tour, which could double the time actually spent *on* the tour. The bus from Seville was nice and comfortable. Our only real complaint is that our guide for the day spoke English with a very thick accent. You had to pay attention to even catch the switches between English and Spanish; my wife says she understood maybe only 50% of the information he gave out about Gibraltar during the bus trip to there.

The rock of Gibraltar - We stayed on September 22, 2025. Having very little time available for our mistake in taking the tour from Malaga, which we could have easily done independently starting from Malaga by regular bus..... well.... We took a taxi that for 60,00€ per person took us to see the 5 best points of the Rocca. The main attraction is the monkeys that according to history as long as there will be that will be British territory. Stunning views. From there in other you can easily see Morocco which is 13 km away. You can go up by cable car, or tour by bus or on foot, which we wanted to do but as mentioned earlier the weather was tyrant and we decided for the taxi. Those who go to Gibraltar cannot but climb the rock.

Memorable trip to a unique destination. - We really enjoyed our trip to Gibraltar from Seville. Information prior to pick up was clear and the pick up was prompt on a clean and comfortable bus. We had some free time in Gibraltar but the trip included a variety of places we were taken to which covered the main sights. There was an unfortunate delay in getting a bus connection in Gibraltar but I appreciate that problems do occasionally occur and I got the impression that this was a ‘one off’. A special mention goes to our guide for the day, Daniela, who was outstanding throughout. She was very personable, helpful, knowledgeable and very clear and articulate in all her explanations in English ( and I assume in Spanish ). A memorable trip.

Awesome location, disappointing tour - My tour was sold to a different company. The pickup location and time were changed. The dropoff location also changed and was different than the pickup location. There were 43 people on the bus, so not a 20 person max. The local tour in Gibraltar was only an hour and a half, including the caves, shorter than the advertised time. In that tour we only spent a total of 40 minutes standing in the three locations. If I'm going to transit nearly 5 hours there and back I'd like more than 10 minutes in the first tourist area to take in the views and read the plaques. Especially in the caves, I was taking pictures of them to read later when I had time. I wouldn't mind the trip being longer, I want to to be worth it. The tour guide for the overall tour, while a good guy, was basically a chaperone and after a half hour of history on the bus ride down, didn't give much more info during the day. It just felt very much like, "what's the minimum we can do?" The locations themselves were amazing, and I recommend visiting, just maybe a different way. Not sure if my experience would have been different if the original company had given the tour.

The equivalent of a drive thru meal at a fast food restaurant. - This was a waste of money and time. We were so excited to see Gibraltar, but the “tour” failed in virtually every regard. The description said we would spend two hours at the rock and receive a 25 minute guided tour of St. Michael’s cave. From the time we entered the van to take us up the rock until we were dropped off was well under two hours. We left the van for ten minutes near the lighthouse, for 25 minutes to see St. Michael’s cave and the monkeys (no tour was provided), and for under ten minutes at the ape’s den. Logistically, the trip was a nightmare. After we were picked up, we switched busses at one of the subsequent pick up locations and had seats without a window for what would turn out to be almost 8 hours. We departed the tour office at 8:30 and did not arrive to Gibraltar until almost 1:30. After our short and unsatisfying visit to the rock, we were dropped off near the airstrip separating Gibraltar and Spain. Although we were told only four planes arrive a day, the timing was such that the group got to stand at the gate for about twenty minutes while waiting for two planes to land. This time should have been spent on the rock. Since we were so fortunate to enjoy the lengthy bus ride in the morning, we were further rewarded by sitting on the bus while it made three other drop offs. During the bus ride to Gibraltar, the most useful piece of information we were told was the agricultural landscape in Southern Spain differed from Seville. We were not told anything about Gibraltar’s significance or its role in the Spanish Civil War. After we arrived, we walked past many permanent displays about both, but we were not provided any time to even photograph the displays to read them later. Rather, we walked at a relatively rapid rate through construction sites to reach the Main Street. One “tour guide” for close to 40 people speaking two languages was not sufficient. We were so looking forward to seeing Gibraltar. Had we been given the time promised to us at the rock, we would have been satisfied. Rather, the day was the equivalent of a drive through meal at a fast food restaurant.

Very poorly organized. Cannot recommend the tour with these delays - Very poor organization. Had to wait 2 hours until departure. Also in Gibraltar we had to wait 1 hour again for the other group.