TOURS attraction but, unfortunately for the macaque, the tourists are a major health hazard. People often feed them chocolate and other things that aren’t good for their health. They are fed regularly, though they could survive on their own. The regular feeding ensures they get a healthy supply of fruit and keeps them from descending into town where they would search for food. Care must be advised as macaque have a tendancy to appropriate foods in plastic bags and other items loosely held. You are reminded that feeding the apes is not permitted. The Apes’ Den is open 9.30am Barbary Ape
- 7.15pm daily. Cost included in Nature Reserve fee.
Dolphin Watching Gibraltar Harbour is a natural breeding areas for three types of dolphins, the Striped, Common and Bottlenose. Whales and turtles are occasionally spotted. Dolphin watching trips are available from Marina Bay docks. All trips feature the beautiful scenery of the Strait of Gibraltar with views of Africa, the coastline and the Rock of Gibraltar. A unique and unforgettable opportunity to get close to three species of dolphin and up to nine species of whale, together with flying fish, turtles and sunfish often just inches away.
Sailing in Gibraltar Gibraltar is a fantastic place to set sail from. With 2 continents and 2 seas there is so much to see and do right on our doorstep! Sailing the strait with their unique conditions, consistent winds and abundance of marine wildlife, there is never a dull moment! Sailing in the bay of Gibraltar is a fantastic experience with the many pods of dolphins, marine wildlife and of course the amazing view of the rock itself. You have the opportunity to see the rock of the Gibraltar from a new angle and
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