Favourite place was cave and tour of the rock. Disappointed that we didn’t see the runway and crossing as it was in different promotions for Gibraltar that you had to physically cross the runway. A lot of time was waisted, we were told to meet in Malaga at 7am but the bus didn’t arrive until about 7.15 or later, there was one pick up in Malaga at a bus stop, which was fine but then we had several stops along the way to pick up passengers from their hotels in different towns which meant there was no time for even a toilet stop on the way Only commentary on the way was about a hotel actors stayed in and that there were a lot of golf courses and a lot of new construction

Yes, it was a long bus ride from the time we were picked up, then picked others up along the way to Gibraltar. We were prepared for this based on other reviews. The only difficult part for us was the lack of access to bathroom facilities during the long bus ride. Janet was our tour guide and did a great job of prepping us for the border crossing/customs into Gibraltar. We had free time in the town and were able to do shopping and have lunch on our own. We, then, met back up with Janet to be assigned to smaller vans with a different tour guide to take us up to the top of the Rock of Gibraltar -- giving us history of Gibraltar, to see St. Michael's Cave and (our favorite) to be up close with the Barbary macaques in the Nature Reserve. We then met Janet back with our big bus to reverse the process -- go back through customs, drop others off and ultimately take us back to our origination point. It was a long day, but a wonderful experience!

As others have mentioned, very long journey which may be of interest-3 hrs there and 3 hrs back. Promised 30 minutes at cave, were given 20 minutes, and 10 minutes with monkeys - saw 1 monkey eating a carrot. Town is a tourist trap. So knowing all of this before going, I still wanted to see St. Michael’s cave and loved it. All quite disorganized, so pack your patience.