The things you only think to search for when you actually need them — public toilets, pharmacies, EV charging, pet-friendly spots, and wheelchair accessibility on the Rock.
Gibraltar has public toilets at Casemates, Main Street, Ocean Village, Europa Point and the airport. The main pharmacy is Boots on Main Street; for out-of-hours medication try St Bernard's Hospital or farmacias in La Línea (Spain). EV charging is available at Ocean Village, Casemates and ICC car parks (Type 2). Many marina restaurants are dog-friendly, but dogs are banned near the Barbary macaques. Main Street and the marinas are wheelchair-accessible; the Upper Rock is not.
Casemates Square
Public toilets near the square — clean and central.
Main Street (various)
Several public facilities along Main Street, including near the Gibraltar Museum.
Ocean Village Marina
Toilets in the marina complex, near the restaurants.
Europa Point
Facilities near the lighthouse and viewpoint at the southern tip.
Catalan Bay
Public toilets near the small beach on the east side.
Gibraltar Airport
Toilets in the small terminal — useful before or after crossing the border.
Boots (Main Street)
High-street pharmacy on Main Street — over-the-counter medicine, toiletries and prescriptions.
Savannah Pharmacy
Local pharmacy with prescription services. Check opening hours.
St Bernard's Hospital Pharmacy
Hospital pharmacy for urgent prescriptions. St Bernard's is Gibraltar's main hospital.
Crossing into Spain
Farmacias in La Línea are often open later and on Sundays — look for the green cross sign.
Ocean Village Car Park
EV charging available in the marina car park. Check the GibCarparks app for live availability.
Casemates Car Park
Charging points in the central car park near Main Street.
ICC Car Park (City Mill Lane)
Multi-storey car park with EV charging in the town centre.
Bring your own cable
Most Gibraltar chargers are Type 2. Check compatibility before relying on a charge.
Ocean Village Marina
Many waterfront restaurants welcome well-behaved dogs on the outdoor terraces.
Casemates Square
Outdoor seating at several pubs and cafés is dog-friendly.
Upper Rock Nature Reserve
Dogs are NOT allowed near the Barbary macaques for safety reasons. Keep pets away from the monkey zones.
Catalan Bay & Eastern Beach
Beaches are generally dog-friendly outside peak summer hours — check local signage.
Bring a pet passport
If crossing the border with a pet, have your pet passport and vaccinations ready for checks at the airport/seaport.
Main Street
Main Street is flat and paved — the most accessible part of Gibraltar for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
Casemates Square
Level, open and accessible from Main Street and the border.
Ocean Village & Queensway Quay
Both marinas have level access and ramps to most waterfront restaurants.
Rock Tour by Mini Bus
The most accessible way to see the Upper Rock — contact MH Bland to confirm wheelchair access on the tour bus.
Upper Rock paths
Mostly NOT accessible — steep, uneven and many steps. The Mediterranean Steps and Great Siege Tunnels are not suitable for wheelchairs.
Gibraltar Museum
Ground floor is accessible; upper floors have limited access. Call ahead for assistance.
Public toilets are available at Casemates Square, along Main Street, at Ocean Village Marina, Europa Point, Catalan Bay, and Gibraltar Airport. They are generally clean and free to use.
Gibraltar does not have a dedicated 24-hour pharmacy. Boots on Main Street is the main high-street pharmacy. For urgent medication outside hours, St Bernard's Hospital pharmacy can help, or cross into La Línea (Spain) where farmacias operate on a rotating late-shift system.
Yes — EV charging points are available at Ocean Village, Casemates, and ICC (City Mill Lane) car parks. Most are Type 2 connectors. Check the GibCarparks app for live availability, and bring your own cable.
Many restaurants with outdoor terraces — especially at Ocean Village and Casemates Square — welcome well-behaved dogs. Always ask before sitting down. Dogs are NOT allowed near the Barbary macaques on the Upper Rock.
Main Street, Casemates Square, and both marinas (Ocean Village and Queensway Quay) are flat and accessible. The Upper Rock is mostly NOT accessible due to steep, uneven paths and steps. The Rock Tour by mini bus is the most accessible way to see the Upper Rock — contact the operator in advance.
Yes. If crossing the border with a pet, you need a valid pet passport with up-to-date vaccinations (including rabies). Checks apply at the airport and seaport. The land border has no checks since July 2026, but pet documentation rules still apply.