Flights arrive at Gibraltar International Airport (GIB), where visitors can safely cross the runway on a direct pathway into the nearby city centre.
Gibraltar is also easily accessible via mainland Spain as it adjoins the southern coast of the nation at the western end of the Mediterranean.
However, in order to be allowed through the border into Gibraltar you will be required to display a valid passport.
The land frontier is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and there are no limitations placed on the number of frontier crossings you can make as well as there being no charge to enter Gibraltar.
By sea, Gibraltar boasts a prime location at the southern tip of Europe, guarding the gateway to the Mediterranean, and is therefore an ideal port of call for cruise ships and yachts.
Once ashore, local taxi and bus services operate regularly but it’s equally as easy to get around on foot due to the location’s modest size.
