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Gibraltar Shoppen

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Highlights

Sla je slag met belastingvrije koopjes tijdens een dagtrip naar Gibraltar
Shop en verken het stadscentrum vijf uur lang
Doe je voordeel met elektronica, parfums, likeuren en meer

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Het winkelgebied van Gibraltar is uniek. Met een overvloed aan belastingvrije goederen, unieke souvenirs en gezellige winkelwijken heb je met deze tour vanaf de Costa del Sol ongeveer vijf uur de tijd om koopjes te scoren in dit zonnige stukje Groot-Brittannië.

De Union Jack vlaggen, rode telefooncellen en gewelfde deuropeningen geven het centrum van Gibraltar een duidelijk Britse uitstraling. We droppen je in het hart van het centrum voor een flinke dosis winkeltherapie. De autovrije Main Street is een geweldige plek met een gevarieerd aanbod, van kleding tot kristallen. Je vindt er alle Britse winkelketens en boetieks van internationale merken. En je merkt dat elektronica, sterke drank en tabak ook veel goedkoper zijn in Gibraltar.

Fashionista's halen hun hart op in het kosmopolitische complex aan het water, Ocean Village. Hier vind je een keur aan stijlvolle boetieks, trendy winkels en topmerken. En de levendige markt van Gibraltar is een must om souvenirs in te slaan.

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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Gebaseerd op 53 beoordelingen van geverifieerde klanten

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Anoniem
Uit Verenigde Staten van Amerika - juni 2025

Uitstekend
Algemene beoordeling
5/5

Coach arrived at our pick time early and we left exactly on time. Great views on journey. Tour guide Robert very friendly and helpful. We just booked ...
Nick Newman
Uit Verenigd Koninkrijk - mei 2025

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35 - 44 jaar

Uitstekend
Algemene beoordeling
5/5

Toilet on coach
Anoniem
Uit Verenigde Staten van Amerika - mei 2025

Uitstekend
Algemene beoordeling
5/5

Brilliant day, efficient clean transport, our guide Fred was knowledgeable and funny!!, highly recommend.
Brian Dee
Uit Verenigd Koninkrijk - april 2025

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55 - 64 jaar

Uitstekend
Algemene beoordeling
5/5

Enjoyed the excursion from start to finish. There is nothing to complain about. The drive and the guide were excellent especially getting us to and f ...
Anoniem
Uit Verenigde Staten van Amerika - april 2025

Uitstekend
Algemene beoordeling
5/5

Great service puck up on time and tour rep enthusiastic and had information
rackel miller
Uit Verenigde Staten van Amerika - april 2025

Reisde met partner

35 - 44 jaar

Goed
Algemene beoordeling
4/5

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Caminito del Rey tour from the Costa del Sol

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