Not really that much to see, but nice to see the monkies are very well fed. More

Firstly - make sure you remember your passport as there is a passport control! Gibraltar is quite a grim looking place, but there are 2 very good reasons to visit. The first is duty free (litre of spirits for £6!!). The second reason is the cable car up to the top of the mountain for the great views of Spain... More

It was good to see the apes up close but make sure you aren't holding any food that they can see as they will steal it. Generally they won't approach you unless they think you have something for them. some even pose for the camera. More

Easy to do this on your own without a special rock tour - go up on cable car and wander round. More

You see the Apes everywhere so the den isnt a necessity. Watch out for your backback as they will try to take things from it. More

Lots of mini buses up there the day we visited and the road is very narrow. Got to see the apes up close and personal. Do not eat anything or have food in your hands as they will take it from you like lightning. My daughter had her arm slapped by one of the younger apes because she wouldnt pick... More

I arrived at 7pm after climbing the rock on the Mediterrean steps; great to be alone with the apes, undistracted by anyone else More

This is a highlight and something that everyone should do at least once! There is just something about seeing apes in the wild in Southern Europe! More

What a day - If you are looking for something to do, make your way up the rock to the apes den. Don't forget to go into the caves. EXCELLENT day spent here. No complaints at all. A must do when in Gibraltar. *Don't feed the monkeys... the fine is stiff and they do bite. (smile) More