The start of the med steps is hidden behind a building at Jews gate, allow at least an hour from here to get to the top of the rock, don't forget your camera, hat and essential bottle of water. Once you hit the summit you can make your way to the cable car cafe, yes the prices are steep but... More

This is a must for everyone that comes to Gib. Its not all that well marked at first but just go right after the ornithology club and you´ll be fine from there. Its not just stairs, so if your out of shape you can still see some amazing views of the striate before the workout starts. Climbing the steps is... More

takes an hour to walk but spectacular views; must be in good shape to do this;very rigorous More

The multi-facetted rock never fails to surprise and impress me and the Mediterranean Steps are another experience that you simply must do, if only the once! An early morning or evening start is recommended if you plan to do this when the temperatures are high as you are very exposed in places to the sun rising in the east, so... More

The walk starts just behind the barrier to the Nature Reserve south entry point, the fee for 'walkers' is 50p. There are toilet facilities at this point. Apart from a short downhill stretch the rest is uphill with a mixture of steps and paths. The distance covered is 1.5km, we did this with a very fit four and a half... More

Many locals thought we were crazy asking how to get to the Mediterranean Steps with 4 kids but it was a true highlight of our trip to Spain. You take bus #2 and get off as close as you can to Jew's Gate and follow the road up to the entrance to the reserve. Adults pay 50 pence or 1... More

I went back up the steps and took more photos. I hope I manage to post them in the order I took them. More

A long walk up but plenty of photo opportunities- stunning views and lots of plant and bird life. I walked this December 2011 and was impressed by how well the walkways are maintained. More

Start from the Eastern side. There are a lot (and I mean a lot) of step down before the path eventually heads south round the southern tip. I am 70 and I found it a little tiring. It took us nearly three hours to do the walk back to St Michael's Cave. More