Very good trip around the rock. Knowledgeable guide, good central location to join the tour bus. Getting off at the ww2 tunnels and walk back into town well worth it.

The whole experience was truly magical. The dolphins played happily beside the boat and circled us for ages. The weather was beautiful. The man on the boat was very helpful and gave us lots of information. All in all a perfect trip.

Would not bother. Basically just a bus ride with other tourists and very meagre commentary. Considering the price, a huge disappointment. Also, I paid for 4 adults and only got tickets for 3. No response from the tour company when I asked.

An amazing trip. Our ghid was very nice, she told us a lot a things, took us to beautiful places where we could have beautiful places. And of course we enjoyed the ape's presence

This was a great tour. The tour was by small bus, the driver was friendly and informative. There was much to see on the tour, it was well managed and at a good pace. This proved to be a very good way to tour the sights of Gibraltar. It would be impossible to see everything on the tour walking or on a bicycle. And forget about renting a car here, that would be very impractical. The pick up spot was a bit hard to find and a good walk from the port, but not really a problem.

The tour was useless as it is rushed with limited spots where the van stopped. At WW2 tunnel 20 minutes allotted time was grossly inadequate and so we had to walk back climbing down many many steps. Better to take cable car than using this tour by Blands Travel.

Fascinating tour with an articulate and informative Gibraltar native. The bus driver was also very accommodating. The cavern was impressive to see, as were the WWII underground tunnels. Monkeys were a hoot! I had no idea there was so much to Gibraltar. Captivating tour!

Started of with being over 30 mins late to start the tour. Driver was good and gave us information about Gibraltar. Tour was very rushed and really didn’t give you a good sense of what you were seeing. We spent ten mins in st Michael's caves. Not nearly enough time, to see this wonderful place. Then parked up for 15 mins to see the monkeys, which was great, but a lot of others in the same space. Then got dropped off at the tunnels, 30 mins untill picked up again. Felt we had to rush or miss our car back. As it was that was late as well. Overall an average trip.

This trip lasts about 2 hours, cost us £25 each and was well worth it. We sailed about 15mins into the Gib bay area on the look out for the resident pods of dolphins. We didn't have to wait long before we saw them. Fantastic to see them swimming along with the boat or jumping the wakes of other boats. We even got a glimpse of a shoal of Tuna feeding. Bonus.

Our tour took in, Europa point, St Michaels Caves and the Apes Den. We were dropped off at the Siege tunnels and walked down to the WW11 tunnels and the Moorish Castle, then bimbled down the steps into town. Gary, our guide was class and knew his stuff

We really enjoyed the 2 1/2 hour tour we took with Blands travel in a comfortable minibus van. St. Michael’s cave was spectacular. Great views from the top of the Rock. Saw the apes close up. Tunnels were impressive. Our driver guide Nicky was knowledgeable and friendly and happy to answer questions. Though the time was short we felt we got to see the key sites and learned about Gibraltar.

Really enjoyed the commentary from the tour guide and saw everything we wanted to see. We spent too much time at the first stop so didn’t have as much as as we would have like at the WWII tunnels

Went for a few days to see if it had changed much in the 47 years since I went last , Main street not changed much ( no haggling now) but the rest is unrecognisable now , Glad we went but probably not going to return. People are so friendly

We enjoyed the tunnels. Miles of walking if you want to & flat. Interesting facts & models to looks at. Nice & cool in there on a hot day as well.

Don’t believe that if you buy a ore paid ticket on line that you are fast tracked as we still had to queue 2.5 hours to collect the prepaid ticket .Also it was hot and cramped in the cable car and you saw little going up. It was a tiring stressful option which gave us little time to explore once up there. From my experience and from talking to others whilst in Gibraltar the bus tours were the best option for a similar price per person as you get the views on the way up and they stop along the way for you to explore the attractions which unless you had all day up the rock and are very fit to manage steep inclines and hundreds of steps , were actually a long walk away from the cable car. Also we purchased 4 cable car tickets included entrance to nature reserve and 1 ticket only to enter nature reserve in order to walk up. The entrance points were different but all tickets could only be redeemed at the same time and not from the different entrance points so I recommend different transactions if purchasing tickets in order to have your own QR code as it couldn’t be shared .