You can find a little slice of the British Isles on the Iberian Peninsula: you can see British and Spanish culture mix on the Rock of Gibraltar.
Itinerary
We'll pick you up at the meeting point to get on the bus and head south.
Having passed through the province of Cádiz and the green landscapes of the Alcornocales Natural Park, we'll arrive at the border around 11 am. Having passed through the control, we'll begin our "Rock Tour", of Gibraltar by minibus.
You'll be able to see the contours of the African coast from the Punta Europa viewpoint, and then we'll make our way into the Peñón natural reserve to see the views from Hercules' Columns. The Ancient Greeks considered this point the end of the world, and they currently appear on the Spanish coat of arms.
Our 'rock tour' then continues through the heart of Peñon, and we'll take a look at the underground San Miguel Caves. These passageways filled with geological formations, such as stalactites and stalagmites were a military refuge for centuries and filled with incredible secrets which we'll reveal during the visit.
Having left the grottoes behind we'll meet the most famous four-legged inhabitants of The Rock: the famous monkeys of Gibraltar. They are some of the few wild monkeys in all Europe, and we'll then have free time to have lunch and take a look at the shops of Main Street, the British-style commercial artery on the rock.
The tour then returns to Sevilla, arriving at around 8 pm.
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