Gibraltar Tour by Victory Tours

The Gibraltar Gold Tour has 6 stops and takes around 2.5hrs

• The 100 Ton Gun (Napier of Magdala Battery)
• Europa Point (Lighthouse, Sikorski Memorial, Gun Battery, Views to Africa)
• St Michael's Cave
• Top of the Rock Monkeys
• Skywalk Glass Viewing Platform
• The Great Siege Tunnels
• The Moorish Castle

Our Gibraltar Gold Rock Tour includes extra locations to explore such as Europa Point (most southernly point of Gibraltar), The 100 Ton Gun and also allows you to venture inside The Moorish Castle and learn the history! We also explore the Top of The Rock to see the Monkeys, St Michael's Cave and the 18th century Great Siege Tunnels!

The 100 Ton Gun

In the late 19th century, the British naval authorities constructed four colossal guns to secure their territories. Two of these were installed in Gibraltar, while the other two were positioned in Malta.

Europa Point

At Gibraltar's southernmost tip lies Europa Point, where you can find the Europa Point Lighthouse. This location offers stunning views across the Strait of Gibraltar, extending to Northern Africa, specifically Morocco.

St Michael's Cave

Next, we will ascend to explore St Michael's Cave, an extraordinary natural wonder. This cave, with its vast caverns, attracts thousands of visitors annually.

Top of The Rock

Your private tour guide will then take you to The Top of the Rock, where you'll be treated to breathtaking views of Gibraltar. Here, you can observe our famous monkeys up close, watching them play, eat, groom each other, and perhaps even climb on your back for a memorable photo opportunity.

Skywalk Glass Viewing Platform

At The Top of the Rock, you can also experience the Skywalk Glass Viewing Platform. Opened by Star Wars actor Mark Hamill, this platform allows you to stand on transparent glass above a significant drop, offering stunning east-side views of Gibraltar.

The Great Siege Tunnels

From there, we'll head to the north side of the Rock to visit the Great Siege Tunnels. This fascinating site delves into Gibraltar's history under siege in the 18th century, filled with stories of historic battles and the construction and use of the tunnels.

The Moorish Castle

Construction of the Moorish Castle began in the 8th century AD, possibly in 711 AD, though the completion date is unknown. The castle's walls encompass a large area extending down to the town. The Tower of Homage, the tallest tower from the Islamic rule in the Iberian Peninsula, and the Qasbah, the largest in the region, are notable features. The castle played a significant role in the Muslim invasion of the Iberian Peninsula and housed Gibraltar's prison until 2010.