Areas & Neighbourhoods

Gibraltar's premier waterfront development, built on reclaimed land between the town centre and the airport. Features distinctive blue glass-clad residential towers, two marinas with 250+ berths accommodating superyachts up to 90m, over 20 oceanfront restaurants and bars (including Wagamama, Las Iguanas, and Pizza Express), two casinos, and the Sunborn yacht hotel — the world's first five-star yacht hotel.

Residential facilities include seven swimming pools, health clubs, underground parking, and concierge. Popular with expats and professionals. A short walk from the cruise terminal and 5 minutes from Main Street.

Gibraltar's other marina district, developed in the 1990s on a former naval dockyard. Mediterranean and colonial-style architecture with white-washed facades and terracotta roofs. Comprises five residential areas including The Island — a gated community completed in 2010, arguably Gibraltar's most exclusive address.

Waterfront dining includes Le Bateau, The Landings, and Casa Pepe. The marina accommodates yachts up to 90m.

The largest and most prestigious residential area, stretching along the southern slopes of the Rock with views to Morocco. Known for being quiet, family-friendly, and sheltered from easterly winds with its own warmer microclimate. Includes exclusive developments like Buena Vista Park Villas, Admirals Place (a Heritage Award winner on the site of the 1730s Naval Hospital), and the new North Gorge townhouses.

Home to the Botanic Gardens, Europa Point, Camp Bay and Little Bay beaches, and the Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque. Properties range from luxury villas to more modest homes along Europa Road.

A historic fishing village on the eastern Mediterranean side of the Rock, originally settled by Catalan servicemen after 1704. Current residents are largely descendants of Genoese fishermen (known as "caletenos"). Colourful traditional houses cluster around Gibraltar's second-largest sandy beach. Amenities include the Caleta Palace Hotel and excellent seafood restaurants. A charming, village-like community that feels worlds away from the town centre. Properties here are rare and command premium prices.

The historic upper area of Gibraltar town, offering characterful period properties. Often represents better value than premium waterfront locations. Appeals to those seeking traditional Gibraltar living with authentic architecture and a quieter atmosphere.

South of Catalan Bay on the eastern coast, Sandy Bay features a 200m golden sand beach (renovated in 2014 with 50,000 tons of imported sand). The "Both Worlds" residential development sits above the bay, offering generally smaller properties but with spectacular sea views and the beach on your doorstep. Regular bus service to town.