Embark on a journey that takes you to the heart of Andalusia and magical Gibraltar. Explore the picturesque white villages of Andalusia, where time seems to stand still, and be captivated by majestic Moorish monuments such as the famous Alhambra. Breathe in the passion of flamenco, which will transport you to another world with its energy and rhythm.
In Gibraltar, you will discover breathtaking sea views and meet the only wild monkeys in Europe, who will enchant you with their playfulness. And that's not all – this trip also offers you opportunities for surfing, dune climbing, and discovering beautiful landscapes that will take your breath away. Get ready for an adventure full of contrasts, which will take you from quiet history to vibrant culture and exciting activities. This trip is a true treasure trove of unforgettable moments that you will remember forever.
Check the dimensions of your luggage carefully before departure. Remember that you must not take any liquid on board the plane (hint: if you bend it and it leaks, it will seize). Dedicate the first day to arrival, acclimatisation and accommodation. If you have some extra time and energy, be sure to take advantage of it and hit the town. :)
Pick up your luggage and car upon arrival at the airport.
On the first day after arrival, you will head to Gibraltar. Walk along the main street and take the cable car to the top. It costs £12 and runs every 10 minutes. Beware, the cable car ticket is not a ticket to the national park (£5). The weather can be a problem, if it's too windy the cable car doesn't run.
There are always monkeys and wonderful panoramas. You can see Spain, Gibraltar (ie the English colony and Africa from one place). Then go to the lighthouse which is very photogenic and Africa will be at your fingertips.
If you're looking for an adventure that remains hidden in mystery, you can try to discover tunnels that only the locals know about. These old underground passages, which were used during World War II, hide fascinating remnants of history - you'll see street names, abandoned parts of a hospital, and an overall atmosphere that's almost a little spooky. You'll need a flashlight, or at least a phone with a flashlight, to explore them, because the darkness in these tunnels is really thick. But why only "try"? Well, the Gibraltar government is slowly but surely closing these historic sites, and it's not certain if you'll be able to get into them before they're completely closed. So if you're brave, now is the time to discover something truly unique!
Try Fish & Chips for lunch, yummy, they make them here luxuriously, well, like in England :) They have them in almost every bistro here. If you don't want fish, of course they have other dishes on the menu.
If you want to see the inside of Gibraltar, it won't be a problem ! You get a helmet, a rope, a guide and you're good to go. This fun lasts about 3 hours, it's from 10 years old and it's not for claustrobics, but it's worth it ! https://shorturl.at/eyiOo
Further Information
Please note that if you are travelling to Gibraltar from Spain, there is border control so passports are required and there can sometimes be long queues at Gibraltar. Arrive with plenty of time to spare so you don't miss your trip
This experience requires good weather. If cancelled due to bad weather, you will be offered another date or a full refund
This experience requires a minimum number of passengers. If cancelled because the minimum is not met, you will be offered another date/experience or a full refund
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 22 passengers
I highly recommend this restaurant where they make the best Fish and Chips. :)
In the evening, head to the small town of La Linea , where it's hopping every night. There's wine, tapas, paella, seafood, beer, tinto verano, churros ... there's plenty to choose from, all goodies!
You're going to Tarifa! It's about 40 minutes by car and it's beautiful. You walk around the ancient town, which is full of narrow streets, you can have a typical Spanish breakfast, toasted baguette with oil and tomatoes, washed down with fresh orange juice. See the place where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea and see the southernmost point in Europe.
You're going to Tarifa! It's about 40 minutes by car and it's beautiful. You walk around the ancient town, which is full of narrow streets, you can have a typical Spanish breakfast, toasted baguette with oil and tomatoes, washed down with fresh orange juice. You will go to the place where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea and see the southernmost point of Europe.
Cape Tarifa - the southernmost point in Europe, located on the promontory between the sea and the ocean
Bolonia Beach - Tarifa's most beautiful beach with the remains of a Roman fort
Old Town - a typical Andalusian town with beautiful streets and their cafes
Kite sufing - a surfing course right on the beaches of Tarifa
The southernmost point of Europe. An ideal surfing spot full of southern Spanish atmosphere and historical sights.
We move to the beach, a kitesurfing paradise with beautifully light sand. You can jump into the waves and take a dip in the Antlanik. We'll climb a dune formed by the almost constant wind. You can jump or just take pictures and enjoy the beautiful view.
Go surfing in El Palmar. This is where surfers from all over the world meet. Don't you know how to surf? It doesn't matter, you can pay for an instructor, wetsuit and surfboard rental, and if you speak English or Spanish you can understand him too! Don't worry, the water is shallow and it's fun! Like my dad (pictured) really enjoyed it.
Go surfing to El Palmar. It is a place where surfers from all over the world meet.
Courses are designed for all ages and surfing levels.
Each lesson lasts approximately 2 hours and can be done in a group or individually; levels will always be the same.
For every 5 students they have a teacher to make the classes more personalized.
Languages: Spanish, English and German.
The course includes all material, custom surfboards, wetsuits, lycra, etc.
You will be on land for approximately 30 minutes, the rest is training in the water.
A sporting performance awaits you. Try paddle tennis - it's the second most popular sport in Spain after football, and I totally fell for it! Or how about golf? It's a short drive away, just 5 minutes away, and you can try your swing on a beautiful course. And if you like the sea, you can go paddleboarding when the sea is calm and enjoy the view of the underwater world - you can get swimming goggles for a few crowns! So what? Take your pick - I'd happily try anything!
And the immediate surroundings. Try paddle tennis, for example. It's the second most popular sport in Spain after football. I'm totally into it and play local tournaments. Or would you rather play golf? It's a 5-minute drive from you, and you can try some drives. And if the sea is calm, you can go paddleboarding and watch the marine life; you can get swimming goggles for a few bucks! Take your pick! I'm up for anything!
On the way to the airport, you can still stop at the Supermarket for any small items you may want to bring home. If there is still time you can stop at the beach or anywhere along the way you like. And then the flight home.
Don't forget to be at the airport on time, return your car and go through all the checks!
Embark on a journey that takes you to the heart of Andalusia and magical Gibraltar. Explore the picturesque white villages of Andalusia, where time seems to stand still, and be captivated by majestic Moorish monuments such as the famous Alhambra. Breathe in the passion of flamenco, which will transport you to another world with its energy and rhythm.
In Gibraltar, you will discover breathtaking sea views and meet the only wild monkeys in Europe, who will enchant you with their playfulness. And that's not all – this trip also offers you opportunities for surfing, dune climbing, and discovering beautiful landscapes that will take your breath away. Get ready for an adventure full of contrasts, which will take you from quiet history to vibrant culture and exciting activities. This trip is a true treasure trove of unforgettable moments that you will remember forever.
Check the dimensions of your luggage carefully before departure. Remember that you must not take any liquid on board the plane (hint: if you bend it and it leaks, it will seize). Dedicate the first day to arrival, acclimatisation and accommodation. If you have some extra time and energy, be sure to take advantage of it and hit the town. :)
Pick up your luggage and car upon arrival at the airport.
On the first day after arrival, you will head to Gibraltar. Walk along the main street and take the cable car to the top. It costs £12 and runs every 10 minutes. Beware, the cable car ticket is not a ticket to the national park (£5). The weather can be a problem, if it's too windy the cable car doesn't run.
There are always monkeys and wonderful panoramas. You can see Spain, Gibraltar (ie the English colony and Africa from one place). Then go to the lighthouse which is very photogenic and Africa will be at your fingertips.
If you're looking for an adventure that remains hidden in mystery, you can try to discover tunnels that only the locals know about. These old underground passages, which were used during World War II, hide fascinating remnants of history - you'll see street names, abandoned parts of a hospital, and an overall atmosphere that's almost a little spooky. You'll need a flashlight, or at least a phone with a flashlight, to explore them, because the darkness in these tunnels is really thick. But why only "try"? Well, the Gibraltar government is slowly but surely closing these historic sites, and it's not certain if you'll be able to get into them before they're completely closed. So if you're brave, now is the time to discover something truly unique!
Try Fish & Chips for lunch, yummy, they make them here luxuriously, well, like in England :) They have them in almost every bistro here. If you don't want fish, of course they have other dishes on the menu.
If you want to see the inside of Gibraltar, it won't be a problem ! You get a helmet, a rope, a guide and you're good to go. This fun lasts about 3 hours, it's from 10 years old and it's not for claustrobics, but it's worth it ! https://shorturl.at/eyiOo
Further Information
Please note that if you are travelling to Gibraltar from Spain, there is border control so passports are required and there can sometimes be long queues at Gibraltar. Arrive with plenty of time to spare so you don't miss your trip
This experience requires good weather. If cancelled due to bad weather, you will be offered another date or a full refund
This experience requires a minimum number of passengers. If cancelled because the minimum is not met, you will be offered another date/experience or a full refund
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 22 passengers
I highly recommend this restaurant where they make the best Fish and Chips. :)
In the evening, head to the small town of La Linea , where it's hopping every night. There's wine, tapas, paella, seafood, beer, tinto verano, churros ... there's plenty to choose from, all goodies!
You're going to Tarifa! It's about 40 minutes by car and it's beautiful. You walk around the ancient town, which is full of narrow streets, you can have a typical Spanish breakfast, toasted baguette with oil and tomatoes, washed down with fresh orange juice. See the place where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea and see the southernmost point in Europe.
You're going to Tarifa! It's about 40 minutes by car and it's beautiful. You walk around the ancient town, which is full of narrow streets, you can have a typical Spanish breakfast, toasted baguette with oil and tomatoes, washed down with fresh orange juice. You will go to the place where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea and see the southernmost point of Europe.
Cape Tarifa - the southernmost point in Europe, located on the promontory between the sea and the ocean
Bolonia Beach - Tarifa's most beautiful beach with the remains of a Roman fort
Old Town - a typical Andalusian town with beautiful streets and their cafes
Kite sufing - a surfing course right on the beaches of Tarifa
The southernmost point of Europe. An ideal surfing spot full of southern Spanish atmosphere and historical sights.
We move to the beach, a kitesurfing paradise with beautifully light sand. You can jump into the waves and take a dip in the Antlanik. We'll climb a dune formed by the almost constant wind. You can jump or just take pictures and enjoy the beautiful view.
Go surfing in El Palmar. This is where surfers from all over the world meet. Don't you know how to surf? It doesn't matter, you can pay for an instructor, wetsuit and surfboard rental, and if you speak English or Spanish you can understand him too! Don't worry, the water is shallow and it's fun! Like my dad (pictured) really enjoyed it.
Go surfing to El Palmar. It is a place where surfers from all over the world meet.
Courses are designed for all ages and surfing levels.
Each lesson lasts approximately 2 hours and can be done in a group or individually; levels will always be the same.
For every 5 students they have a teacher to make the classes more personalized.
Languages: Spanish, English and German.
The course includes all material, custom surfboards, wetsuits, lycra, etc.
You will be on land for approximately 30 minutes, the rest is training in the water.
A sporting performance awaits you. Try paddle tennis - it's the second most popular sport in Spain after football, and I totally fell for it! Or how about golf? It's a short drive away, just 5 minutes away, and you can try your swing on a beautiful course. And if you like the sea, you can go paddleboarding when the sea is calm and enjoy the view of the underwater world - you can get swimming goggles for a few crowns! So what? Take your pick - I'd happily try anything!
And the immediate surroundings. Try paddle tennis, for example. It's the second most popular sport in Spain after football. I'm totally into it and play local tournaments. Or would you rather play golf? It's a 5-minute drive from you, and you can try some drives. And if the sea is calm, you can go paddleboarding and watch the marine life; you can get swimming goggles for a few bucks! Take your pick! I'm up for anything!
On the way to the airport, you can still stop at the Supermarket for any small items you may want to bring home. If there is still time you can stop at the beach or anywhere along the way you like. And then the flight home.
Don't forget to be at the airport on time, return your car and go through all the checks!
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Kid-friendlyEmbark on a journey that takes you to the heart of Andalusia and magical Gibraltar. Explore the picturesque white villages of Andalusia, where time seems to stand still, and be captivated by majestic Moorish monuments such as the famous Alhambra. Breathe in the passion of flamenco, which will transport you to another world with its energy and rhythm.
In Gibraltar, you will discover breathtaking sea views and meet the only wild monkeys in Europe, who will enchant you with their playfulness. And that's not all – this trip also offers you opportunities for surfing, dune climbing, and discovering beautiful landscapes that will take your breath away. Get ready for an adventure full of contrasts, which will take you from quiet history to vibrant culture and exciting activities. This trip is a true treasure trove of unforgettable moments that you will remember forever.
Check the dimensions of your luggage carefully before departure. Remember that you must not take any liquid on board the plane (hint: if you bend it and it leaks, it will seize). Dedicate the first day to arrival, acclimatisation and accommodation. If you have some extra time and energy, be sure to take advantage of it and hit the town. :)
Pick up your luggage and car upon arrival at the airport.
On the first day after arrival, you will head to Gibraltar. Walk along the main street and take the cable car to the top. It costs £12 and runs every 10 minutes. Beware, the cable car ticket is not a ticket to the national park (£5). The weather can be a problem, if it's too windy the cable car doesn't run.
There are always monkeys and wonderful panoramas. You can see Spain, Gibraltar (ie the English colony and Africa from one place). Then go to the lighthouse which is very photogenic and Africa will be at your fingertips.
If you're looking for an adventure that remains hidden in mystery, you can try to discover tunnels that only the locals know about. These old underground passages, which were used during World War II, hide fascinating remnants of history - you'll see street names, abandoned parts of a hospital, and an overall atmosphere that's almost a little spooky. You'll need a flashlight, or at least a phone with a flashlight, to explore them, because the darkness in these tunnels is really thick. But why only "try"? Well, the Gibraltar government is slowly but surely closing these historic sites, and it's not certain if you'll be able to get into them before they're completely closed. So if you're brave, now is the time to discover something truly unique!
Try Fish & Chips for lunch, yummy, they make them here luxuriously, well, like in England :) They have them in almost every bistro here. If you don't want fish, of course they have other dishes on the menu.
If you want to see the inside of Gibraltar, it won't be a problem ! You get a helmet, a rope, a guide and you're good to go. This fun lasts about 3 hours, it's from 10 years old and it's not for claustrobics, but it's worth it ! https://shorturl.at/eyiOo
Further Information
Please note that if you are travelling to Gibraltar from Spain, there is border control so passports are required and there can sometimes be long queues at Gibraltar. Arrive with plenty of time to spare so you don't miss your trip
This experience requires good weather. If cancelled due to bad weather, you will be offered another date or a full refund
This experience requires a minimum number of passengers. If cancelled because the minimum is not met, you will be offered another date/experience or a full refund
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 22 passengers
I highly recommend this restaurant where they make the best Fish and Chips. :)
In the evening, head to the small town of La Linea , where it's hopping every night. There's wine, tapas, paella, seafood, beer, tinto verano, churros ... there's plenty to choose from, all goodies!
You're going to Tarifa! It's about 40 minutes by car and it's beautiful. You walk around the ancient town, which is full of narrow streets, you can have a typical Spanish breakfast, toasted baguette with oil and tomatoes, washed down with fresh orange juice. See the place where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea and see the southernmost point in Europe.
You're going to Tarifa! It's about 40 minutes by car and it's beautiful. You walk around the ancient town, which is full of narrow streets, you can have a typical Spanish breakfast, toasted baguette with oil and tomatoes, washed down with fresh orange juice. You will go to the place where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea and see the southernmost point of Europe.
Cape Tarifa - the southernmost point in Europe, located on the promontory between the sea and the ocean
Bolonia Beach - Tarifa's most beautiful beach with the remains of a Roman fort
Old Town - a typical Andalusian town with beautiful streets and their cafes
Kite sufing - a surfing course right on the beaches of Tarifa
The southernmost point of Europe. An ideal surfing spot full of southern Spanish atmosphere and historical sights.
We move to the beach, a kitesurfing paradise with beautifully light sand. You can jump into the waves and take a dip in the Antlanik. We'll climb a dune formed by the almost constant wind. You can jump or just take pictures and enjoy the beautiful view.
Go surfing in El Palmar. This is where surfers from all over the world meet. Don't you know how to surf? It doesn't matter, you can pay for an instructor, wetsuit and surfboard rental, and if you speak English or Spanish you can understand him too! Don't worry, the water is shallow and it's fun! Like my dad (pictured) really enjoyed it.
Go surfing to El Palmar. It is a place where surfers from all over the world meet.
Courses are designed for all ages and surfing levels.
Each lesson lasts approximately 2 hours and can be done in a group or individually; levels will always be the same.
For every 5 students they have a teacher to make the classes more personalized.
Languages: Spanish, English and German.
The course includes all material, custom surfboards, wetsuits, lycra, etc.
You will be on land for approximately 30 minutes, the rest is training in the water.
A sporting performance awaits you. Try paddle tennis - it's the second most popular sport in Spain after football, and I totally fell for it! Or how about golf? It's a short drive away, just 5 minutes away, and you can try your swing on a beautiful course. And if you like the sea, you can go paddleboarding when the sea is calm and enjoy the view of the underwater world - you can get swimming goggles for a few crowns! So what? Take your pick - I'd happily try anything!
And the immediate surroundings. Try paddle tennis, for example. It's the second most popular sport in Spain after football. I'm totally into it and play local tournaments. Or would you rather play golf? It's a 5-minute drive from you, and you can try some drives. And if the sea is calm, you can go paddleboarding and watch the marine life; you can get swimming goggles for a few bucks! Take your pick! I'm up for anything!
On the way to the airport, you can still stop at the Supermarket for any small items you may want to bring home. If there is still time you can stop at the beach or anywhere along the way you like. And then the flight home.
Don't forget to be at the airport on time, return your car and go through all the checks!
Embark on a journey that takes you to the heart of Andalusia and magical Gibraltar. Explore the picturesque white villages of Andalusia, where time seems to stand still, and be captivated by majestic Moorish monuments such as the famous Alhambra. Breathe in the passion of flamenco, which will transport you to another world with its energy and rhythm.
In Gibraltar, you will discover breathtaking sea views and meet the only wild monkeys in Europe, who will enchant you with their playfulness. And that's not all – this trip also offers you opportunities for surfing, dune climbing, and discovering beautiful landscapes that will take your breath away. Get ready for an adventure full of contrasts, which will take you from quiet history to vibrant culture and exciting activities. This trip is a true treasure trove of unforgettable moments that you will remember forever.
Check the dimensions of your luggage carefully before departure. Remember that you must not take any liquid on board the plane (hint: if you bend it and it leaks, it will seize). Dedicate the first day to arrival, acclimatisation and accommodation. If you have some extra time and energy, be sure to take advantage of it and hit the town. :)
Pick up your luggage and car upon arrival at the airport.
On the first day after arrival, you will head to Gibraltar. Walk along the main street and take the cable car to the top. It costs £12 and runs every 10 minutes. Beware, the cable car ticket is not a ticket to the national park (£5). The weather can be a problem, if it's too windy the cable car doesn't run.
There are always monkeys and wonderful panoramas. You can see Spain, Gibraltar (ie the English colony and Africa from one place). Then go to the lighthouse which is very photogenic and Africa will be at your fingertips.
If you're looking for an adventure that remains hidden in mystery, you can try to discover tunnels that only the locals know about. These old underground passages, which were used during World War II, hide fascinating remnants of history - you'll see street names, abandoned parts of a hospital, and an overall atmosphere that's almost a little spooky. You'll need a flashlight, or at least a phone with a flashlight, to explore them, because the darkness in these tunnels is really thick. But why only "try"? Well, the Gibraltar government is slowly but surely closing these historic sites, and it's not certain if you'll be able to get into them before they're completely closed. So if you're brave, now is the time to discover something truly unique!
Try Fish & Chips for lunch, yummy, they make them here luxuriously, well, like in England :) They have them in almost every bistro here. If you don't want fish, of course they have other dishes on the menu.
If you want to see the inside of Gibraltar, it won't be a problem ! You get a helmet, a rope, a guide and you're good to go. This fun lasts about 3 hours, it's from 10 years old and it's not for claustrobics, but it's worth it ! https://shorturl.at/eyiOo
Further Information
Please note that if you are travelling to Gibraltar from Spain, there is border control so passports are required and there can sometimes be long queues at Gibraltar. Arrive with plenty of time to spare so you don't miss your trip
This experience requires good weather. If cancelled due to bad weather, you will be offered another date or a full refund
This experience requires a minimum number of passengers. If cancelled because the minimum is not met, you will be offered another date/experience or a full refund
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 22 passengers
I highly recommend this restaurant where they make the best Fish and Chips. :)
In the evening, head to the small town of La Linea , where it's hopping every night. There's wine, tapas, paella, seafood, beer, tinto verano, churros ... there's plenty to choose from, all goodies!
You're going to Tarifa! It's about 40 minutes by car and it's beautiful. You walk around the ancient town, which is full of narrow streets, you can have a typical Spanish breakfast, toasted baguette with oil and tomatoes, washed down with fresh orange juice. See the place where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea and see the southernmost point in Europe.
You're going to Tarifa! It's about 40 minutes by car and it's beautiful. You walk around the ancient town, which is full of narrow streets, you can have a typical Spanish breakfast, toasted baguette with oil and tomatoes, washed down with fresh orange juice. You will go to the place where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea and see the southernmost point of Europe.
Cape Tarifa - the southernmost point in Europe, located on the promontory between the sea and the ocean
Bolonia Beach - Tarifa's most beautiful beach with the remains of a Roman fort
Old Town - a typical Andalusian town with beautiful streets and their cafes
Kite sufing - a surfing course right on the beaches of Tarifa
The southernmost point of Europe. An ideal surfing spot full of southern Spanish atmosphere and historical sights.
We move to the beach, a kitesurfing paradise with beautifully light sand. You can jump into the waves and take a dip in the Antlanik. We'll climb a dune formed by the almost constant wind. You can jump or just take pictures and enjoy the beautiful view.
Go surfing in El Palmar. This is where surfers from all over the world meet. Don't you know how to surf? It doesn't matter, you can pay for an instructor, wetsuit and surfboard rental, and if you speak English or Spanish you can understand him too! Don't worry, the water is shallow and it's fun! Like my dad (pictured) really enjoyed it.
Go surfing to El Palmar. It is a place where surfers from all over the world meet.
Courses are designed for all ages and surfing levels.
Each lesson lasts approximately 2 hours and can be done in a group or individually; levels will always be the same.
For every 5 students they have a teacher to make the classes more personalized.
Languages: Spanish, English and German.
The course includes all material, custom surfboards, wetsuits, lycra, etc.
You will be on land for approximately 30 minutes, the rest is training in the water.
A sporting performance awaits you. Try paddle tennis - it's the second most popular sport in Spain after football, and I totally fell for it! Or how about golf? It's a short drive away, just 5 minutes away, and you can try your swing on a beautiful course. And if you like the sea, you can go paddleboarding when the sea is calm and enjoy the view of the underwater world - you can get swimming goggles for a few crowns! So what? Take your pick - I'd happily try anything!
And the immediate surroundings. Try paddle tennis, for example. It's the second most popular sport in Spain after football. I'm totally into it and play local tournaments. Or would you rather play golf? It's a 5-minute drive from you, and you can try some drives. And if the sea is calm, you can go paddleboarding and watch the marine life; you can get swimming goggles for a few bucks! Take your pick! I'm up for anything!
On the way to the airport, you can still stop at the Supermarket for any small items you may want to bring home. If there is still time you can stop at the beach or anywhere along the way you like. And then the flight home.
Don't forget to be at the airport on time, return your car and go through all the checks!
