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Enjoy a taste of little Britain in the heart of the Mediterranean; see British policemen, spend British money and travel to the top of the famous Rock of Gibraltar itself for panoramic views of the Spanish and Moroccan coastline.

• Roundtrip transportation from major Costa del Sol resorts
• Guided tour of the Rock of Gibraltar including Punta Europa and the Caves of Saint Michael
• Air-conditioned coach transportation
• Free time to shop

Cross the border into British territory without having to jump aboard a plane. Gibraltar remains part of the British Empire and in the very un-British like climate of the Mediterranean, you can shop in British stores, spend British money, see British policeman and enjoy a good cup of tea. After a short drive from your Costa del Sol resort, enjoy a guided tour of the city and then view the lighthouse on Punta Europa and see the Pillars of Hercules across the strait. You will be accompanied by an enthusiastic guide, who will explain the unique history of the area which has been ruled by the British since 1713.

After a short stop at the top of the Rock of Gibraltar where you can enjoy wonderful views over the Mediterranean Sea to Africa, head to the beautiful Caves of Saint Michael. The Cathedral Cave was long believed to be bottomless, giving birth to the story that Gibraltar was linked to Africa. Today it is used as a dramatic concert venue.

There is also time to meet the Barbary ‘Apes’ at a local sanctuary. Gibraltar's most famous residents are the only wild primates in all Europe. Friendly, charming and inquisitive, the apes have lived on the Rock for centuries and legend says that when the apes leave, Gibraltar will cease to be British. Your day ends with a chance to enjoy some of the duty free shopping – you will find all the major high street brands and prices are amongst the cheapest in Europe.

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• Refreshments
• Optional gratuities

Casual. Dress according to the weather for that day.  

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