Gibraltar with Cueva de San Miguel from Seville

Gibraltar, a British overseas territory in southern Spain , is a popular tourist destination thanks to its unique and distinctive lifestyle. The journey from Seville takes about two hours, crossing the province of Cadiz, with its magnificent cork oak forests and picturesque white villages. Once across the border, the guide will point out the main tourist attractions to visitors directly from the vehicle.
The famous Rock Tour begins with the entrance to the nature reserve, where the first stop is the panoramic point of the Pillars of Hercules .
The tour then continues to St. Michael's Cave, an incredible cave in the heart of the Rock, showcasing geological formations such as stalactites and stalagmites. Afterwards, the tour of the Rock continues with a visit to admire the famous and friendly Barbary macaques , the only monkeys living in the wild on the European continent. The nature reserve tour concludes with a visit to the Great Siege Tunnels, dug by hand in the 18th century by British soldiers (as a defensive strategy against attacks from the French and Spanish armies), and the Moorish Castle of Gibraltar.

Before the end of the visit, you will have time to visit the commercial area of the city , near the famous Main Street, where you can enjoy the numerous shops and bazaars that give Gibraltar its reputation as a shopping centre.