Great tour guides who gave lots of information. But I wouldn't book the "rock tour" again. If you are reasonably fit, you can walk up there in 30-40 minutes and also have time for the skywalk or to watch the monkeys at your own pace, etc. You are taken up with a smaller bus, but there are many of them , which then cause traffic jams, all the tourists are always in the same place, you wait for other travelers... I think a lot of time was lost as a result and I then hiked up again on my own. But overall a great experience that is well organized and if you are not good on your feet the bus tour is a great option!

Our guide Magda was absolutely amazing - patient, helpful and overall an amazing person. The driver Juan was also amazing. They are the only reason I am giving this tour a 5 star rating. The tour took 4 hours longer than expected because the people we were picking up along the way kept running late or not finding the pickup spot. That resulted in the 100-something kilometer drive from Malaga to Gibraltar taking 5 hours and the whole trip getting so dragged out that by the time we reached Gibraltar the whole place felt a bit underwhelming. It was in no way the guide's or the driver's fault, but it did remind us why we usually don't do organized tours.

Well orginized, the departure from malaga was exactly as planned, although when living gibraltar there were some fellows who lost the sense of time....Ana , the guide was very helpful, explained in details the history of gibraltar before arriving there and also gave us a short story of marbella on the road, and I need to mention our local guide-bus driver at gibraltar who gave us a short pick about living there and with his jokes the time passed really quickly.The time was exactly what we needed to see the apes den, europa point and st michael caves. The town itself is small , only one principal street with turist shops, liquors, jewellery and clothing.