St. Michael's Cave Gibraltar

... back down, via some of the rockside sights. Nothing is close by unfortunately. To the left as you head down is St Michael's Cave, apparently inhabited since the iron age (and more recently by a Saint it seems), whilst to the right there is a ...

... lice...don't worry I had my hood on and washed up well) -- After having some fun with the monkeys, we headed into St. Michael's Cave, which was much larger than I thought it was going to be.  The cave was known of and explored by prehistoric men, ...

... wasn't wheelchair accessible and there were stairs to navigate.  Small buses picked us up and took us to St. Michael's Cave. This is a dramatic natural grotto rich with stalactites and stalagmites, a natural auditorium for concerts.   We ...

... reason to be down; Gibraltar has plenty of other things to offer.     Second, we were brought to St. Michael's cave, within the Rock. It was really something to see, though most caves are inherently awesome. However, this one had ...

... was enough to see the places of interest. Another couple & I took a mini van on a guided tour. We saw St. Michael's Cave (underground grotto with stalactites), the Ape's Den (a colony of tailless monkeys), the Great Siege Tunnels (complex tunnels carved ...

... to enter. Driving up we saw our first Barbary apes, brought over from Africa by the Moors and stopped at 'St Michael's Cave', a fabulous limestone cavern set inside the Rock. The formations were magnificent and quite impressive. A quick lunch at the ...

... guide in a car or just take the cable car up, where you can select what things you want to go and see up there, i.e. St. Michael's Cave, World War II Tunnels, Great Siege Tunnels, Museums, etc. We wanted to do our own thing, so just paid Ģ8 each, which ...

... ate bugs out of each others hair. Once Adam had his share of hair bugs we headed to see some stalactites and stalagmites in St. Michael's cave. When we got to the cave we were told we needed tickets, tickets that we should have been offered to us when we ...

... my case and just kind of chill around the people.  One baby monkey also climbed on my head!     There was also St. Michael's Cave, which was nothing in comparison to La Gruta de Maravillas in Aracena, but awesome nonetheless.  During WWII it was ...

... way and lots of skill and tolerance required by drivers. High points of the trip were the tour through St Michael's Cave,, a typical limestone grotto with lots of stalactites and stalagmites and an auditorium where opera  performances are held. ...