Gibraltar (U.K.) Port Reviews

The WWII history and the Rock itself were interesting

Great port, especially if first stop you can grab anything you’ve forgotten or stock up on snacks as crisps onboard are expensive. It’s like being in a British high street.

Most interesting port, took the tram to the top and then walked down seeing both sets of caves and the monkeys.

Very quaint, but lots to see and was easily accessed.

Great opportunity to see this unique city and explore the Rock. One day visit is just fine.

Wonderful place to get a wide selection of duty-free liquor and tobacco products

Easy 15 minute walk into town

Loved the port but was disappointed in the tour as we were suppose to have tea at the top of the rock and it was changed to a floating hotel but received no notice of the changed before or after. Registered a complaint with customer service and received no response.

Great port! Loads to see on the Nature Reserve. Top tip: get the cable car to the top of the mountain and then walk down stopping at the sites you choose. It takes about four to five hours to walk down depending on how many places you stop. It is worth it!

We had an amazing tour of the Upper Rock . We took a cable car to go up with the view being stunning. There's a reserve for monkeys at the top & Saint Michael's Caves are a must to see!