Gibraltar Pass: Teleférico & All Attractions Ticket
One ticket for the cable car, caves, tunnels and monkeys
You get entry to 15+ attractions—from the Skywalk and St Michael's Cave to the Great Siege Tunnels and Apes Den—plus public transport from the border and a guide book to plan your route. The pass activates on your phone and scans at each site, with 100+ restaurant and shop discounts included, so you're not paying per attraction or hunting for transport once you arrive.
12h
Step-by-step itinerary
Explore Gibraltar's top attractions
- Visit cliff-hanging glass platform
- Explore stalagmite and stalactite cave
- Tour historic military tunnels
- Experience soldier life in tunnels
- See military stronghold and cannons
- Visit Apes Den for Barbary Macaques
- Explore historic castle and fortifications
- Visit Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park
- Relax in Alameda Botanic Gardens
- See multi-media exhibition on Gibraltar history
- View southern-most point observation area
- Explore Princess Caroline’s Battery museum
- Visit historic heavy gun battery and Rosia Bay
- Cross swinging suspension bridge
- Hike Upper Rock nature reserve trails
The Experience
You're standing at the border, pass in hand, and suddenly the whole Rock opens up. That's the feeling of having a Gibraltar Pass—no more stopping at ticket booths, no more wondering if you've missed something, no more doing the math on whether each attraction is worth the entry fee. You activate it on your phone, scan it at each place, and keep moving. The public transport from the border is included, which sounds small until you realize it saves you from figuring out the system on arrival.
The Rock itself is the centerpiece, and the pass gets you there in three ways: the Skywalk at 340 meters up (a glass platform that's genuinely not for people afraid of heights), the Upper Rock nature reserve with its trails and views toward Africa, and the summit where O'Hara's Battery sits with its working cannons. St Michael's Cave is next—stalactites and stalagmites lit up by the Awakening Show, which sounds cheesy until you're inside and the light hits the stone just right. The Great Siege Tunnels, dug in 1779 and still holding their military history, take you deep into the Rock itself; there's also the 1883 Rosia Battery if you want to stand where Admiral Nelson's ship anchored after Trafalgar.
The Barbary Apes at Apes Den are the thing everyone comes for, and yes, you'll see them—over 200 roaming freely, the only wild monkeys in Europe. The Alameda Botanic Gardens and its small wildlife park are quieter, better if you want to sit and breathe rather than rush. The Moorish Castle dates to 1160 and commands the bay from above; the Museum of Gibraltar tells the civilian story of constant attacks and survival. At the southern tip, Europa Point looks across the strait where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean, and the suspension bridge at Gorham's Cave hangs 71 meters across a gorge if you're after the adrenaline part of the day.
What makes the pass work is the 100+ discounts at shops, restaurants, and cafes scattered across Gibraltar—they add up if you're eating and buying souvenirs anyway. You don't activate anything complicated; it's mobile-based, scan-and-go. The free guide book that comes with it actually helps you plan which attractions matter to you, rather than trying to do everything in one day and burning out. If you're landing at the border with a few hours or a full day, the pass removes the decision fatigue and the cost anxiety at once.
What’s included
- Entry to 15+ attractions including the Skywalk, St Michael's Cave with the Awakening Show, Great Siege Tunnels, O'Hara's Battery, Apes Den, Moorish Castle, Alameda Botanic Gardens, Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park, Museum of Gibraltar, Europa Point, and the Upper Rock nature reserve.
- Public transport from the border is included, as is a free guide book with suggested itineraries.
- You also receive over 100 discounts and freebies at shops, restaurants, cafes, and activities across Gibraltar.
Operated by Gibraltar Pass
Is this one for you?Right for travelers with a few hours or a full day in Gibraltar who want to see the main attractions without buying separate tickets at each site or figuring out transport from the border. The pass removes the logistics and cost uncertainty, and the included discounts at local businesses add real value if you're eating and shopping anyway.
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Top questions
What attractions are included in the Gibraltar Pass?
The pass covers the Skywalk, St Michael's Cave, Great Siege Tunnels, O'Hara's Battery, Apes Den, Moorish Castle, Alameda Botanic Gardens, Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park, Museum of Gibraltar, Europa Point, and the Upper Rock nature reserve, among others—15+ in total.
Is public transport included?
Yes, public transport from the border is included with the pass, so you don't need to arrange or pay for it separately on arrival.
How do I use the pass?
Activate it on your mobile, then scan it at each participating attraction and establishment. No need to carry physical tickets or visit separate booths.
Are there discounts beyond attraction entry?
Yes, the pass includes over 100 discounts and freebies at shops, restaurants, cafes, and other activities across Gibraltar.
Can children use the pass?
The pass is suitable for all ages. Infants can sit on an adult's lap and do not require their own pass.
Is there a guide or itinerary included?
Yes, a free guide book comes with the pass and includes suggested itineraries to help you plan your visit.
Can I visit all attractions in one day?
With 15+ attractions, a full day is possible but tight. The included guide book suggests itineraries based on your available time.
Gibraltar Pass: Teleférico & All Attractions Ticket
12h
from US$ 95 per person
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