Travel Safety in Gibraltar
Overview
Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory in the south of Spain, and is generally considered to be safe.
Nevertheless, there have been reports of petty crime, particularly pickpocketing, theft of unattended baggage and theft from unattended vehicles near tourist spots in Gibraltar City. There have also been a few incidents of drink spiking, followed by sexual assault.
Protests and strikes are a rare occurrence. There is no major concern relating to kidnapping or conflict.
Currently terrorism is not an issue.
Medical facilities are generally good throughout the territory.
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Basic information
Medical:
999 (police, fire and ambulance).
Money:
The currency is the Gibraltar pound (GIP).
ATMs are widespread.
Credit cards are commonly accepted.
Language:
The territory’s main languages are English and Spanish.
Water:
It is generally safe to drink tap water.
Connectivity:
3G, 4G and 5G available.