Gibraltar Holidays

Holidays to Gibraltar dish up a platter of Britain’s best bits. Shop fronts here are filled with famous faces from England’s high streets. And bars and pubs are loaded up with your favourite tipples on tap. Plus, it’s perched on the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, which means your home comforts are enjoyed without the worry of typical British weather.

Gibraltar’s got six beaches to its name, either side of the rock. Sandy swathes sit on the east side, while those on the west tend to be fronted by rocks. For all-day-long sunshine head to Eastern Bay, it’s the biggest beach of the bunch and unlike some of the others, it doesn’t sit in the rock’s shadows. Camp Bay’s another great choice for beachgoers. It’s got a pair of sea-facing pools. Plus, crystal-clear waters, and a sunken shipwreck that give it certified snorkelling spot status.

Gibraltar’s iconic rock is a bit like a one-stop-shop for all its best bits. A cable car takes trips to the top and lands you on a spot that’s 412 meters above sea level. Wow-worthy sights come in the shape of the meeting of the Med and the Atlantic Ocean. And, the Rif Mountains of North Africa. Expect to meet some of the rock’s residents on your trip up here, too – it’s the place the Barbary macaques call home. Head up first thing, or late in the evening for a better shot at seeing them. That’s not all the rock’s got up its sleeve though, you can explore a 34-mile maze of war-time tunnels beneath its surface – it’s twice the size of Gibraltar’s road network.