Gibraltar operates a comprehensive public bus system that covers most areas accessible by road. It comprises the main form of public transit, as Gibraltar does not possess a metro or tram system. The bus network provides a reliable and affordable way to traverse the area.
Bus route maps are available at bus stops and online through the Gibraltar Bus Line. Important hubs include areas around Grand Casemates Square plus the main bus station in the town center. Buses connect these central points to residential areas, the airport vicinity, the border with Spain, and the territory's beaches.
Licensed taxis provide a convenient option for direct routes or guided tours of the Upper Rock. Find them at designated ranks or hail them.
Major international ride-sharing apps, like Uber or Lyft, do not operate within Gibraltar. Local taxi services serve as the main hired car service.
Walking serves as an excellent way to explore Gibraltar, specifically the pedestrian-friendly town center. Sturdy walking shoes are essential for the Upper Rock.
Minivans and buses offer guided Rock tours, accessing restricted areas.
Connect various points around the harbor for scenic crossings.
A popular ascent to the top of the Rock for panoramic views.
Exercise caution on busy roads. Obey airport runway signals when closed for plane movements.
Walking excels as a way to explore Gibraltar, allowing you to appreciate its character and find secluded nooks. The town center, Main Street, and surrounding lanes are very pedestrian-friendly. The area around the marina and Eastern Beach also offer pleasant walking routes.
Many main attractions are walkable. Plan routes with elevation changes in mind.
For long journeys or to avoid hills, the bus system has a cost-effective alternative.
Taxis offer transport without transfers; Rock tours by taxi provide convenience and local guidance.
Each method offers one-of-a-kind perks depending on your destination and preferences.
For travel to/from Spain, walking across the border to La Línea and then using Spanish public transport (buses) or taxis is common.
Efficient and avoids queues.
A ferry service links Gibraltar to Tangier Med in Morocco, offering an easy passage between continents.
Unique sea journey.
The airport is within walking distance of the town center, or a short taxi/bus ride. Factor in runway closure times.
Proximity for flights.
Embrace Gibraltar’s walkable nature by exploring the town on foot.
For longer distances or specific areas, the public bus system has a dependable and economical choice. Always combine modes of transport for the most efficient and enjoyable experience.
