EasyJet is launching flights to always a Sunny destination that is home to beautiful beaches and Europe’s only wild monkeys

EasyJet has launched flights to an always sunny destination with the only wild monkeys in Europe.

The cheap airline will serve a biweekly service to the Holiday Hotspot, with flights on Thursday and Sunday.

Bosses have already launched the new route that between Birmingham And Gibraltar, and will walk all year round.

It contributes to EasyJet’s already existing London Gatwick, Bristol and Manchester to Gibraltar routes, which brings the total number of flights to the British overseas territory to 13 a week.

The announcement comes after EasyJet opened their Birmingham base last year.

Speaking last year, aviation director of Airport from Birmingham Tom Screen said: “EasyJet has no fewer than 34 routes for sale before 2025 from Birmingham Airport after having opened his base until March of this year.”

Originally from the Atlas Mountains and the Rif Mountains of Morocco, the Barbary Makaak population in Gibraltar is the only wild monkey population on the European continent.

It is thought that about 230 Barbary Makaken live on the rock of Gibraltar.

EasyJet has launched flights to an always Sunny destination with the only wild monkeys in Europe with a biweekly service

Bosses have already launched the new route, which is located between Birmingham and Gibraltar, and will walk all year round

It contributes to EasyJet’s already existing London Gatwick, Bristol and Manchester to Gibraltar route, which brings the total number of flights to the British overseas area to 13 a week

Although they are cute, they can also be cruel and a number of incidents with tourists have been included.

Four years ago, video images currently laid one Fearless Monkey grabbed a woman’s bag From her hand.

In another incident, one Dream wedding in Gibraltar was almost ruined After a Makaak monkey started to weigh through the upcoming backpack of the man and stealing his passport.

In the meantime, EasyJet has recently opened a new one British base on Southend Airport in London.

The budget carrier offers 122 flights per week on 22 routes from the Essex-based airport.