Three versions
With the Rock tour, the listing gives an hour and a half by minibus through the Nature Reserve, with a stop at Europa Point, St Michael's Cave and the macaques. With dolphins, there is a boat trip of an hour and a half and the Rock tour is not part of it. Self-guided gives you five hours in town.
Documents and the border
The Gibraltar border agency says a visa may be needed to visit the territory. Its website has a checker by passport country, and its home page shows the border queue in real time. The listing adds that having the paperwork in order is the responsibility of the person who books.
Free time and the return
The guided versions include free time, but at different points of the day. Departure is at Muelle de Heredia 2, in Málaga, and the listing warns that the time shown on the site is approximate: the exact time comes in the booking voucher. The day lasts about 9 hours, and 9 to 11 on the self-guided version.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa to go to Gibraltar?
It depends on your passport. The Gibraltar border agency has a checker on its website: select your nationality before booking.
How long is the trip from Málaga?
The listing says about 9 hours with the Rock tour or with dolphins, and 9 to 11 hours self-guided.
Can I do dolphin watching and the Rock tour on the same day?
No. The listing says that with the dolphin version the Rock tour is not included.