Premium Tour
Everything, unhurried. We walk the runway, drive the full circuit of the Rock, and take in the 100-Ton Gun, Camp Bay, Europa Point, the Upper Rock, both tunnel systems and the Moorish Castle, with an hour for lunch.
Stop by Stop
Walk the Runway
Cross Gibraltar's airport runway on foot — the road into town runs straight across it.
360° Drive Round the Rock
A full circuit of Gibraltar by road, both coasts, the town and the southern tip.
The 100-Ton Gun
The Victorian super-gun at Napier of Magdala Battery, Rosia Bay, one of only two left in the world.
Camp Bay & the Waterfall
A stop by the sea at Camp Bay on the western side of the Rock.
Europa Point
The southern tip of Gibraltar, where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, with Africa fourteen kilometres across the Strait.
Pillars of Hercules
The viewpoint the Romans thought marked the end of the world. Africa on a clear day, and the best establishing photo of the trip.
St. Michael's Cave
Down into the Rock itself — a vast natural chamber of stalactites, lit and scored, once fitted out as an emergency wartime hospital.
The Skywalk
A glass walkway cantilevered 340 metres above sea level, with 360° views over Gibraltar, the Strait and two continents.
The Macaque Feeding Station
Europe's only wild primates, at close range and on their own terms. We brief you on the etiquette before anyone opens a door.
Windsor Suspension Bridge
The 71-metre suspension bridge across the gorge below the Skywalk.
Great Siege Tunnels
Galleries cut by hand during the Great Siege of 1779–1783, gun ports still facing Spain.
World War II Tunnels
Inside the Rock's twentieth-century defences: over thirty miles of tunnelling cut during the Second World War, when Gibraltar became a fortress city built into the stone.
Moorish Castle
The Tower of Homage, 8th century, and the story of the four hundred years Gibraltar was not British.
The Beaches & Lunch
Down to the beaches on the eastern side, with an hour for lunch.
Questions About This Tour
How long is the standard Rock tour?
Around an hour and a half, covering five stops. The Extended Tour and the Historical Tunnel Tour each run about two and a half hours, and the Premium Tour is a full seven-hour day. Cruise ship tours have their own routes and timings.
Where exactly do we go?
On the Standard Tour: the Pillars of Hercules, St. Michael's Cave, the Skywalk, the macaque feeding station and the World War II Tunnels — all inside the Upper Rock Nature Reserve. The longer tours add Europa Point, the Windsor Suspension Bridge, the Great Siege Tunnels and more. Nature Reserve entry tickets are not included in the tour price; they are £30 per person, and children under 4 go free.
Is the Windsor Suspension Bridge included?
On the Extended Tour and the Premium Tour, yes. It is not part of the Standard Tour — the timings do not allow for it.
How do I book?
Send your dates through the enquiry form, WhatsApp, phone or email. We confirm availability and a firm price, usually within a couple of hours. A 25% deposit secures the date and the balance is paid on the day; once the deposit is in we send your pickup instructions.
Do I need to book in advance?
Strongly recommended, especially on cruise days, weekends and through the summer. Gibraltar is small and a one-vehicle operation fills up quickly.
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Standard Tour
The cave, the Skywalk, the macaques, the WW2 Tunnels and the Pillars of Hercules — the whole Upper Rock in an hour and a half.
Extended Tour
Europa Point, the Pillars, the cave, the Skywalk and Windsor Bridge, the macaques and the WW2 Tunnels, in two and a half hours.
Historical Tunnel Tour
Both tunnel systems — the Great Siege and the WW2 Tunnels — with the cave, the Skywalk, the macaques and the Pillars of Hercules.
Tell Us When You're Here
Send your dates and we reply personally — usually within a couple of hours, always before you land.