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Traveling to the top of the Rock of Gibraltar is almost mandatory and is easily accomplished via land tours or a quick cable car trip. At the top of the 1,400-foot-high rock is a splendid nature preserve, and along the way one can visit with the Barbary apes.
Milton72
1 review
Voyage2013
1 review

Interesting to see but not to stay for a holiday.
Provider: Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
bobzahlmann@gmail.com
1 review

We were not impressed with Gibraltar. Rock has significant history and was interesting to see. Tour took us to a hotel for Tapas lunch the tapas had been sitting on the table for a long time prior to our being seated.
Provider: Celebrity Cruises
TrudeDC
1 review

Guide excellent. Went up the cable car to rock. Enjoyed the caves and tunnels too.
Provider: P&O Cruises
rubysue
6 reviews

Gibraltar was substituted for Casablanca during our cruise. We booked a ship excursion that gave us an overview of Gibraltar, including Europa Point, St. Michael's cave, the Barbary Macaques, and an overview of the city. Our tour guide made this tour better than most Oceania tours we have booked because of his sense of humor.
Provider: Oceania Cruises
Scottish Cruiser
1 review

We spent our honeymoon in Gibraltar and it was good to re-acquaint ourselves with it. The children enjoyed the monkeys! We took a ship tour here and it was good value.
Provider: Royal Caribbean International
nelly55
1 review

Saw all the main sites and the apes and the coach driver doubled as an excellent guide.
Provider: Royal Caribbean International
Stephen Tompkins
1 review

Glad we've been, wouldn't worry about going again
Provider: P&O Cruises
SoCalTraveler
4 reviews

Do not miss this. Take a private tour or use a cab as they can get higher. The apes will jump on you and your car. You can see Africa. Did I mention the apes?
Provider: Independent Operator
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