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Download the Mobile Audio Guide for Free - Available from 1st November 2018
Creating Memorable Experiences
Our routes are designed to take you to the best locations
Our routes are designed to take you to the best locations
Our routes are designed to take you to the best locations
We provide an up to date walking guide for your mobile phone with information and tips so that you get the most from your visit. And its Free!
Our Website provides you with the information you need to plan your trip.
See Free Ranging Monkeys
Our routes are designed to take you to the best locations
Our routes are designed to take you to the best locations
6 groups of monkeys roam freely in Gibraltar, each with their own territory.
Our mobile walking tour takes you to the main attractions and best places to see the monkeys in the Gibraltar Upper Rock Nature Reserve.
Our audio guide tells you stories about each key location as you enjoy the journey at your own pace.
Free Download
Our routes are designed to take you to the best locations
Free Download
Click the izi.TRAVEL Logo to Download the Mobile APP and select the Barbary Macaque & Cable Car Tour.
We recommend that you take the cable car to the top of the rock and use the guide to navigate the Nature Reserve.
The walk requires a return cable car ticket or you can buy a one way ticket and take the extended walk back.
Buy a Cable Car Ticket
Buy a Cable Car Ticket
Buy a Cable Car Ticket
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Buy a Cable Car Ticket
Buy a Cable Car Ticket
Download the APP
Buy a Cable Car Ticket
Download the APP
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Endangered Species
Barbary Macaque Awareness & Conservation
The Last of the Barbary Macaques
Barbary Macaque's are on the endangered species Red List.
Experts estimate that their populations in the wild have declined by up to 80% over the past 30 years.
Click on the Red List Icon for more information.
The Last of the Barbary Macaques
Barbary Macaque Awareness & Conservation
The Last of the Barbary Macaques
Gibraltar is host to around 200 free ranging Barbary Macaques. Less than 15,000 now survive in the wild at the northern tip of Africa in Morocco and Algeria.
This is mainly due to deforestation and the capture of infants for the pet trade.
Barbary Macaque Awareness & Conservation
Barbary Macaque Awareness & Conservation
Barbary Macaque Awareness & Conservation
BMAC is based in Morocco. This group works to conserve the endangered Barbary Macaque and its habitat and to promote knowledge of the species.