Suggested length of stay
The suggested length of stay in Gibraltar depends on your travel plans and interests. If you want to explore the main attractions, 2-3 days will give you enough time to see the highlights.
Modes of transport
Due to the size and geography of Gibraltar the best modes of transport and the local bus network or taxis.
Food
The cuisine of Gibraltar is a blend of British, Spanish, and Mediterranean influences. Some of the popular dishes in Gibraltar include calentita, a type of baked pancake made from chickpea flour, and rump steak with pepper sauce. Other popular dishes include fish and chips, meat pies, and seafood. Due to its location on the Mediterranean coast, Gibraltar also offers a variety of fresh seafood dishes, such as grilled sardines, octopus salad, and seafood paella. Additionally, there are many cafes and restaurants that serve traditional British and Spanish dishes, as well as international cuisine.
Drinking water
Gibraltar’s tap water is safe to drink.
Visas
You don’t need a visa to come to Gibraltar.
Money
Gibraltar’s currency is the Gibraltar pound.
Inoculations & health precautions
Health risks in Gibraltar are broadly similar to those in Australia.
Embassy Contacts for Gibraltar
Australian High Commission, London
Australia House
Strand
London WC 2B 4LA, United Kingdom
Phone: (+44 20) 7379 4334
Fax: (+44 20) 7887 5559
Website: uk.highcommission.gov.au
Electricity
In Gibraltar the power plug sockets are of type G. The standard voltage is 240 V and the frequency is 50 Hz.
Getting there
The best way to get to Gibraltar from Australia is by taking a flight to London, Madrid, or Malaga and then connecting to Gibraltar either by a direct flight or by bus, taxi, or rental car.
Time Zone
Central European Summer Time UTC+2
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