Iberian coasts: From the Mediterranean to the Atlantic

This curated experience blends history, culture, and natural beauty with a commitment to responsible tourism. Begin at Landport Gate, once the sole fortified entrance to Gibraltar, before continuing to Casemates Square, a lively hub dating back to the Moorish era. Stroll along Irish Town, steeped in 18th-century military history, and explore landmarks such as War Memorial Steps, King’s Bastion, and Bomb House Lane. 

Pause at The Convent, the Governor’s official residence, and perhaps witness Gibraltar’s own Changing of the Guard. The tour concludes at Trafalgar Cemetery, honoring Admiral Nelson’s historic battle, before a leisurely walk down Main Street, Gibraltar’s vibrant shopping avenue.

Commence at Rosia Bay, where Admiral Nelson’s fleet prepared for the Battle of Trafalgar to admire sweeping views across the Bay of Gibraltar. Continue to Europa Point, the southern tip of Europe, for panoramic vistas of the Strait of Gibraltar and Africa’s Rif Mountains.  Discover the historic Trinity Lighthouse, guiding ships since 1841. 

Travel along Gibraltar’s dramatic coastline, passing sheer cliffs, the Great Sand Dune, and remnants of its military heritage. Your tour culminates at the iconic Rock Hotel, a haven for royalty and Hollywood legends. Indulge in a traditional afternoon tea with exquisite pastries, all served with spectacular views over the bay.

Depart with a scenic drive north toward the Spanish frontier, crossing Gibraltar’s historic runway, built in 1942 and famously used by General Eisenhower. Continue south along the ancient city walls to Europa Point, where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, and views stretch across the Strait to North Africa. 

Next, visit Apes’ Den, home to Gibraltar’s iconic Barbary macaques, the only free-roaming apes in Europe. Your journey culminates at the Great Siege Tunnels, an extraordinary feat of 18th-century military engineering. Carved by hand through solid rock during the Great Siege of 1783, these tunnels allowed British guns to fire on besieging forces from unexpected angles. 

We head north toward the Spanish frontier, crossing Gibraltar’s World War II runway—famously used by General Eisenhower during Operation Torch, the Allied invasion of North Africa. Continue south to Europa Point, the Rock’s southernmost tip, where sweeping views reveal the Strait of Gibraltar and, on clear days, Ceuta and Morocco’s Rif Mountains. 

Next, ascend to the Upper Rock to explore St. Michael’s Cave, a breathtaking natural wonder formed over millennia. Afterwards, meet Gibraltar’s most famous residents, the Barbary macaques, Europe’s only free-roaming apes, before enjoying a scenic drive through the old town and city center before returning to your ship.

An “all ages” trip to “Dolphin World” and cruise with us around the Bay of Gibraltar, with the coastline of Africa only a stone’s throw away.  Here, there is a very high concentration of our favourite mammals and, if we are very lucky, we might see baby dolphins swimming close to their mothers, rising to the surface when coming up to breathe. 

A fantastic opportunity to take pictures and see the Striped, the Bottle-Nosed and the Common Dolphin as well as seven species of whale, flying fish, turtles and sunfish in their natural habitat and to admire the landmarks of Gibraltar all in the same afternoon.

Explore the historical defences on the west coast of Gibraltar to the most southerly tip, Europa Point, and return to the ancient city via the eastern coast road, taking in the Rock’s Mediterranean views and sandy coves. 

Glide by the Water port Gate and The Devil’s Tongue Europort, passing through City defences and King’s Bastion, Commonwealth Park, Wellington Front, Referendum Gate and Trafalgar Cemetery, Nelson’s Anchorage, Rosia Bay, Little Bay - passing by the Shrine of Our Lady of Europe, Europa Point and the Lighthouse (short period of free time), Gorham’s Cave Viewing Platform, Catalan Bay, Landport Tunnel, Casemates Square, Ocean Village (end point).

Discover Gibraltar at a relaxed pace on this scenic tour combining history, nature, and local culture. Enjoy panoramic views from Europa Point, pass along the historic Bastion City Walls, stroll through the peaceful Botanical Gardens, and end with a unique gin distillery experience. A perfect blend of Gibraltar’s heritage and modern spirit. 

Highlights include breathtaking views of the Strait of Gibraltar, the Trinity Lighthouse and Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque, the Alameda Gardens, and a tasting trip to Gibraltar Distillery Company, home of the famous Spirit of the Rock Gin. The tour concludes with free time to explore the town centre at your leisure.