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Gibraltar
What to see and do in Gibraltar
GibraltarA picturesque gem at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula. From Malaga, a trip to this British territory immerses you in a unique fusion of cultures, history and breathtaking scenery.
Gibraltar is known for its iconic Rock of Gibraltar and its famous monkey colony. Explore its charming cobbled streets, admire the panoramic views from the top of the Rock and immerse yourself in its rich history from Phoenician times to the present day.
Whether it's enjoying the duty-free shopping, sampling the local cuisine or exploring the fascinating caves. If you're in Malaga, take advantage of the proximity to this British corner of Spain and travel to Gibraltar from Malaga city in one day with an unforgettable excursion..
Monuments to see in Gibraltar
Gibraltar, a fascinating enclave on the Mediterranean coast, offers a diversity of experiences that will delight any visitor. Starting with its monuments, you cannot fail to admire the iconic Rock of Gibraltar.The rocky outcrop, an imposing rock formation that dominates the skyline and offers breathtaking panoramic views. Also worth a visit explore the Old Townwhere you will find the Cathedral of Santa María la Coronada and the Clock TowerThe city's rich history can be witnessed here.
Museums to visit in Gibraltar
Culture lovers will enjoy the many museums that Gibraltar has to offer. The Gibraltar Museum offers a fascinating insight into the history of the territory, whilst the Natural History Museum immerses you in the rich biodiversity of the region. Also, the Military Heritage Museum offers a unique insight into the strategic importance of Gibraltar over the centuries.
Beach and Nature in Gibraltar
For those looking to relax by the sea, Gibraltar's beaches do not disappoint. From the popular Eastern Beach to the quiet Camp Baythere are options for all tastes. In addition, the Bay of Gibraltar Nature Reserve offers opportunities to explore the impressive local flora and fauna, including migratory birds visiting the region.
What to eat in Gibraltar
Gibraltar's cuisine is a delicious blend of British, Spanish and Mediterranean influences.. You can't miss the fresh fish in one of the many seafront restaurants, or try the local specialities such as "calentita", a delicious dish of chickpeas and spices. And, of course, don't miss the opportunity to enjoy a traditional "torta de Gibraltar" to sweeten your visit.
What to see in Gibraltar from Malaga
Excursions to Gibraltar are easy to organise from Malaga. and offer an exciting and varied getaway. Whether exploring the historical monuments, immersing yourself in culture at the museums, relaxing on the beaches or enjoying the delicious local cuisine, a visit to Gibraltar from Malaga promises an unforgettable experience full of discovery and adventure.
The weather in Gibraltar
The climate in Gibraltar is temperate Mediterranean.with warm summers and mild winters. Summer temperatures tend to range between 25°C and 30°C, while winter temperatures are between 10°C and 15°C. Rainfall is most frequent from November to February, but rarely heavy. Humidity tends to be high due to its proximity to the sea, but sea breezes help to maintain a pleasant atmosphere. In general, Gibraltar's climate is ideal for outdoor activities throughout most of the year.
Best time to travel to Gibraltar
The best time to travel to Gibraltar is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these months, the climate is more moderate and pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C, and fewer tourist crowds.
Winter in Gibraltar
The winter in Gibraltar is mild, with temperatures ranging between 10°C and 15°C. Rainfall is more frequent, but generally not heavy. The mild climate allows outdoor activities to be enjoyed, although it is advisable to dress warmly for the cooler evenings.
Spring in Gibraltar
Spring in Gibraltar is mild and pleasant, with temperatures between 15°C and 25°C. Days are mostly sunny and rainfall is low. This climate is conducive to flowering landscapes and is ideal for exploring nature and enjoying outdoor activities.
Summer in Gibraltar
The summer in Gibraltar is hot, with temperatures between 25°C and 30°C. Days are sunny, with little rain and cooling sea breezes. Evenings are pleasant, allowing you to enjoy outdoor activities and explore the local attractions without the weather.
Autumn in Gibraltar
Autumn in Gibraltar is mild and pleasant, with temperatures between 15°C and 25°C. Days are sunny, with little rainfall, and fewer tourists. This weather is perfect for enjoying outdoor activities and exploring nature, offering a peaceful and pleasant experience.
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Excursions to Gibraltar from Malaga
If you are in Malaga for several days, take advantage of this opportunity to discover Gibraltar with any of our excursions to visit Gibraltar at your own pace, Gibraltar with a guided walking tour through the centre of Gibraltar, Gibraltar and its famous Rock or go dolphin watching in the Strait of Gibraltar.
Booking our day trips from Malaga to Gibraltar we will take you to these places with the best local guides, in love with the province of Malaga and knowledgeable about all the stories and curiosities of each destination.
Make the most of your holidays and makes its mark in Gibraltar.
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€33,00This excursion to Gibraltar from Malaga offers a unique experience. After a comfortable bus ride along the Costa del Sol, you will arrive in Gibraltar. There, a local guide will lead you on a walking tour through the centre of Gibraltar, exploring landmarks such as Casemates Square, Main Street and the Cathedral of St. Mary the Crowned, among others. The tour allows you to discover the rich history and cultural mix of this British colony, enjoying its shops, cafes and breathtaking scenery - book your place!
This excursion to Gibraltar from Malaga offers a unique experience. After a comfortable bus ride along the Costa del Sol, you will arrive in Gibraltar. There, a local guide will lead you on a walking tour through the centre of Gibraltar, exploring landmarks such as Casemates Square, Main Street and the Cathedral of St. Mary the Crowned, among others. The tour allows you to discover the rich history and cultural mix of this British colony, enjoying its shops, cafes and breathtaking scenery - book your place!🚍Malaga & Costa del Sol⏩Gibraltar 🕑2 hours 30 minutes
Gibraltar option with guided walking tour:
- 1 hour 30 minutes a tour of the centre of Gibraltar.
- 3 hours 30 minutes free time in Gibraltar
🚍 Gibraltar⏩Malaga & Costa del Sol🕑2 hours 30 minutes
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8 - 10 hours
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€33,00A visit to Gibraltar is a must. A unique place for being British territory and for being inhabited by a society of multiple cultures and religions, as well as for its strategic value in the Mediterranean. You will discover the area where the Monkeys live, the Caves of San Miguel and the most impressive views of the Strait of Gibraltar over Africa and the Bay of Algeciras.
A visit to Gibraltar is a must. A unique place for being British territory and for being inhabited by a society of multiple cultures and religions, as well as for its strategic value in the Mediterranean. You will discover the area where the Monkeys live, the Caves of San Miguel and the most impressive views of the Strait of Gibraltar over Africa and the Bay of Algeciras.🚍Malaga & Costa del Sol⏩Gibraltar 🕑2 hours 30 minutes
Gibraltar option on your own:
- 5 hours free time in Gibraltar
Gibraltar option with visit to the Rock:
- 1 hour 30 minutes visit to the Rock of Gibraltar.
- 3 hours 30 minutes free time in Gibraltar.
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€59,00Discover the best of the Strait of Gibraltar with this boat trip with views of Spain and Morocco and experience a unique adventure in the middle of nature surrounded by dolphins and other cetaceans, visible depending on the time of year.
Discover the best of the Strait of Gibraltar with this boat trip with views of Spain and Morocco and experience a unique adventure in the middle of nature surrounded by dolphins and other cetaceans, visible depending on the time of year.🚍Malaga & Costa del Sol⏩Gibraltar 🕑2 hours 30 minutes
- 1 hour 30 minutes dolphin watching by boat.
- 3 hours 30 minutes free time in Gibraltar
🚍 Gibraltar⏩Malaga & Costa del Sol🕑2 hours 30 minutes
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8 - 10 hours
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What to visit in Gibraltar
From Visitanddo.com we present you a list of 10 must-see places in Gibraltar:
- Rock of Gibraltar
- Old Town
- St Michael’s Cave
- Gibraltar Museum
- Alameda Botanical Garden Wildlife Conservation Park
- Eastern Beach
- Gibraltar Cable Car
- City Gate
- Galleries of the Great Siege
- Windsor Suspension Bridge
How to get to Gibraltar
To get to Gibraltar, you have several options depending on your location and transport preferences, here's how to get to Gibraltar:
How to get there by plane
- Gibraltar Airport (GIB) Although small, Gibraltar airport has direct flights from a number of European cities such as London. From the airport, you can reach the centre of Gibraltar on foot, by taxi or by bus.
You can check here for information on departing and arriving flights at Gibraltar Airport (GIB).
- Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) is one of the most important in Spain and is well connected to many European and some international cities.
You can check here for information on departing and arriving flights at Malaga Airport (AGP).
How to get there by train
From SpainThere is no train station in Gibraltar, but you can take a train to Algeciras or San Roque-La Línea, and from there take a bus or taxi to the Gibraltar border. La Línea de la Concepción, which is right next to the border, is a common arrival point.
How to get there by bus
- Long-distance busesBuses: Several bus companies such as ALSA offer routes from different Spanish cities to La Línea de la Concepción. From there, you can walk or take a taxi to cross the border to Gibraltar.
- By bus with Visitanddo.com's day tour. You can see all the information and make your reservation here.
How to get there by car
RoadsYou can drive to Gibraltar following the main motorways such as the A-7 (Autovía del Mediterráneo) if you are coming from the east coast, or the A-381 if you are coming from the interior. Be aware that there may be traffic and waiting times at the border.
How to get there by boat
FerriesAlthough there are no direct ferries to Gibraltar from many cities, you can reach Algeciras by ferry from Morocco and then take a bus or taxi to Gibraltar.
Public transport Gibraltar
- Gibraltar Bus CompanyThey operate a number of routes throughout the Gibraltar peninsula, including destinations such as the airport, bus station and tourist attractions.
- Taxis and private transport services: Taxis are available. Besides if you want to hire a private transport service you can also count on Autocares Rios.
What to see near Gibraltar
- La Línea de la ConcepciónRight next to Gibraltar, this town offers stunning views of the Rock and a lively nightlife. You can stroll around the harbour and enjoy the local gastronomy.
- Castle of Castellar de la FronteraA charming medieval village with a castle offering panoramic views of the Natural Park of Los Alcornocales. It is perfect for a day trip.
- TariffKnown as the wind capital, it is ideal for kitesurfing and windsurfing enthusiasts. You can also visit the Castle of Guzmán el Bueno and enjoy the white sandy beaches.
Zahara de los Atunes:
Zahara de los Atunes is a charming destination on the Costa de la Luz, famous for its beaches and relaxed atmosphere.
Where to eat in Gibraltar
Gibraltar is renowned for its gastronomic offerings, which range in influence from traditional Andalusian dishes to British-style cuisine such as fish & chips. Here are five recommended places to eat in Gibraltar:
The Bastion Restaurant
Located within Gibraltar's historic complex, this restaurant offers an elegant and refined dining experience with panoramic views. It serves Mediterranean cuisine with a modern twist.
- SpecialitiesFish & Chips, from fresh seafood to succulent meats and delicious vegetarian options.
- Location: King's Bastion Leisure Centre, 55 Line Wall Rd, Gibraltar GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
Offers special menu if you make the excursion to Gibraltar from Malaga with Visitanddo.com for £17.50 which includes:
- 1 STARTER: MIXED SALAD
- 1 MAIN COURSE: FISH & CHIPS
- 1 DESSERT: ICE CREAM
- 1 DRINK OF YOUR CHOICE: SOFT DRINK / WATER / BEER / GLASS OF WINE
Bistro Point
Located at Europa Point, Bistro Point offers a spectacular view of the Strait of Gibraltar and the coast of Africa. It is known for its fresh seafood and traditional Spanish dishes.
- SpecialitiesGrilled meats and fresh fish of the day.
- Location: University of Gibraltar, Europa Point, Gibraltar GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
The Clipper
Located in the Ocean Village Marina, The Clipper is a popular restaurant with locals and visitors alike for its relaxed atmosphere and varied cuisine.
- SpecialitiesFish and chips, gourmet burgers, and a selection of international dishes.
- Location: 78 Irish Town, Gibraltar GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
The Lounge at Queensway Quay Marina
With a picturesque location next to the marina, The Lounge is known for its relaxed atmosphere and varied menu including breakfast, lunch and dinner options.
- SpecialitiesEnglish breakfasts, fresh salads and creative cocktails.
- Location: 17a & b Ragged Staff, Queensway Quay Marina, Queensway, GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
How to get there by boat
Situated on the northern tip of Gibraltar, The Waterfront offers stunning views of the bay and the Rock. It is a popular place to enjoy fresh seafood and Mediterranean dishes.
- SpecialitiesGarlic prawns, steamed mussels and paella.
- Location:1 Cormorant Wharf 4/5 Ragged Staff Wharf, Queensway Quay, GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
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