Cheap flights to Gibraltar

Flights to Gibraltar from Doha will generally take you around 13h if you are flying with British Airways; otherwise, flights can take up to 24h with other airlines. This large amount of variation is mostly because of stopovers, since flights to Gibraltar aren’t as frequent as they might be in other parts of the world. Luckily, the peninsula is quite small and it will only take you about one minute to get to the center of town from the airport by taxi; that’s how easy it is to get around the peninsula.

Unfortunately, direct flights from Qatar to Gibraltar are not currently available. If you want cheap flights to Gibraltar from Qatar, you should expect at least one stopover, in London’s Heathrow Airport if you are flying with British Airways. Some Gibraltar flight deals, like those from easyJet, can expect up to three stopover points, in Beirut, Paris, and then London.

As stated before, the peninsula is incredibly easy to get around so you don’t even need to rely on public transport if you’re a strong walker. That being said, there are transport options available in the form of buses. It will take you less than a minute to reach the Dolphin Safari from the old World War Two Tunnels, or you could just walk there in about 10min. If you’re interested in checking out St. Michael's Cave, it will take you less than 20min to get there by bus. You can also hire a car, you need to be 21 years or older and have had your licence for more than a year; these are available at the Gibraltar Airport.

Visitors to Gibraltar have to check out the St Michael’s Cave, which is a network of limestone caverns that exist underneath Gibraltar; you can often catch a guided tour that has a lot to teach you both about the peninsula and geology in general. You can also catch a view of the ocean at Europa Point, the southernmost tip of the peninsula. If you want to get some picturesque views, one place you must check out is the Gibraltar Cable Car. Not only is it a great way to get up to Gibraltar Rock, a mountain towards the south of the peninsula, but it is a fun and adventurous way to see the whole of Gibraltar. The World War Two Tunnels are an important part of Gibraltan history and are well worth visiting not only for their historical significance but just for the sheer awe that these tunnels produce. You should also check out the Alameda, also known as the Gibraltar Botanical Gardens. Not only is this a garden but there are also animals, such as otters, in the area.

If you want to visit Gibraltar and you are a citizen of Qatar, you will need a passport and a visa. In order to get a visa, you will need two passport photos, proof of a return ticket, proof of funds, and a receipt from your hotel or proof of where you will be staying for your journey. The process will cost around QR 500 and take up to 15 days to process.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Gibraltar on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Yes. Those touching down at Gibraltar North Front can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Gibraltar North Front has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Neptune Suite-Hosted by Sweetstay is the closest property to Gibraltar North Front (0.0 km away from Gibraltar North Front).