Gibraltar:
Private excursion from Seville

The excursion to Gibraltar from Seville is a full-day tour of approximately 10 to 12 hours. We leave early in the morning and return to the hotel in the evening. The distance between Seville and Gibraltar is about 200 km and the drive takes around 2h 30min each way.

Yes, Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory and so we cross a border. European Union citizens can enter with a valid ID card. Travellers from outside the EU need a passport. We recommend carrying your document with you at all times during the day.

The tour includes: pick-up and return to your hotel, private transport in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, an official Spanish-speaking local guide (also available in English), a full tour of the Rock with a visit to the Upper Rock Nature Reserve, an encounter with the apes, St Michael’s Cave and the Great Siege Tunnels. Admission to the Rock’s attractions can be included or paid on the spot, whichever you prefer.

Lunch, drinks and personal shopping on Main Street are not included. The cable car (optional) is also not included, though we’ll recommend the best options based on your interests and the timing of the day.

We offer the Gibraltar tour in Spanish, English and French. If you need a guide in another language, ask us and we’ll do our best to arrange it.

No. The Gibraltar macaques are wild animals and touching or feeding them is prohibited (with fines of up to £500). Although they come very close, we watch them respectfully from a safe distance. It’s important to keep bags, visible food and sunglasses well secured during the visit.

Yes. Although we usually depart from Seville, we also organise the Gibraltar excursion from Málaga, Marbella, Granada, Ronda, Jerez or Cádiz. We adapt the schedule and route to your starting point. Tell us where you’re setting off from and we’ll make you a personalised proposal.

Of course! It’s one of the most requested options. We recommend combining Gibraltar with Vejer de la Frontera (one of the most beautiful villages in Spain) or Castellar de la Frontera, a picturesque village-fortress inside a medieval castle. It’s the perfect way to complement the British heritage of the Rock with the most authentic Andalusian essence.

Completely. As it is a 100% private tour, the itinerary adapts to your preferences: whether you want more shopping time on Main Street, more time with the apes, to swap a stop or to add a White Village. Tell us what you’d like to do and we’ll design the day to suit you.

The essentials: a valid ID card or passport, comfortable footwear (we go up and down the Rock), water, sunglasses, sunscreen and, in winter, a windproof jacket (the levante wind often blows at the top of the Rock). In summer, a cap and light clothing. Pound sterling is the official currency, although the euro is accepted in many shops.

Gibraltar can be visited all year round thanks to its mild climate. Spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October) are ideal for their pleasant temperatures and the light for photographs. In summer it’s hot, but the Atlantic breezes make it more bearable. In winter, the views towards Africa are usually clearer.