Visiting Rosia Bay

by on 31 March, 2011 in Gibraltar, Things to do in Gibraltar

Situated at the opposite end of the “Rock” from Spain, Rosia Bay is an historic area, where it is said that Nelson’s body was brought after his death aboard HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar. As well as the magnificent history surrounding Rosia Bay, it holds the distinction of being more than just a beach or a bay. It is a unique attraction in its own right, as a coastal area that is part of a port, as a tourist attraction, and it also acts as a source of local entertainment.

The Rosia Bay area is also home to some incredible fishing opportunities as both locals and tourists will attest. Whilst visiting Rosia Bay you will be guaranteed a relaxing day in which you can enjoy Gibraltarian culture! The locals say that one of the best aspects of Rosia Bay is the fact that parking is usually available which at times is hard to find in other areas of Gibraltar.

Whilst in Rosia Bay you will have a chance to visit the exact point in which Nelson was rested prior to being returned home to England. It is definitely much more than just history yet acts today as a bright welcoming area with lots of parking space available, great little shops and lots of wonderful things to do for entertainment! Whilst visiting Gibraltar a visit to Rosia Bay is strongly recommended as a place where  you will be able to see a slightly quieter aspect of the Gibraltarian  lifestyle.

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What To Do in Gibraltar During the Week?

by on 30 March, 2011 in Entertainment, Gibraltar, Things to do in Gibraltar, What's on

Gibraltar offers an array of activities and clubs for you to take part in from a weekly scrabble club to car boot sales. Why not take part in one of the many activities arranged in Gibraltar in which you can learn new skills or take part in an activity that you love with the opportunity of making new friends. Take a look below at the activities and clubs that take place on a weekly basis in Gibraltar and simply give some a try with the guarantee of enjoyment!

On Mondays…

The Gibraltar Scrabble Club meets at the John Mackintosh Hall at 308 Main Street at 7 pm. All players are welcome if you are prepared for a full, entertaining game of scrabble. For more details contact Viv Mifsud on 956 773 660.

Modern and Latin American Sequence Dancing Sessions are held at the Catholic Community Centre at 8.30 pm. Everybody over the age of fifteen is welcome and those requiring extra tuition should arrive at the earlier time of 7.30 pm. For more information click here.

The Gibraltar Photographic Society meets at the Society´s premises at Wellington Front at 8 pm.

The Subbuteo Club meets at the John Mackintosh Hall in the Charles Hunt Room from 7.30 pm to 11 pm.

On Tuesdays…

Quiz Night is held at the Cannon Bar at Cannon Lane beginning at 8.30 pm with tapas being served after the quiz. All are welcome with there being no charge but a donation to charity is requested.

Chess Club takes place at Studio 1 at the John Mackintosh Hall on 308 Main Street between 8 pm and 10.30 pm.

The Calpe Singers rehearse at the Gibraltar Music Center in Wellington Front between 8.30 pm and 9.15 pm. All are welcomed between the ages of fifteen and sixty years of age. No audition is required – only a month´s probationary period.

On Wednesdays…

Line Dancing is held at the Queenway´s Club in Central Hall beginning at 8 pm for beginners and at 9 pm for advanced dancers. Visitors to Gibraltar are welcomed! For more information call 956 750 381.

Rehearsal for Calpe Singers at the Gibraltar Music Center at Wellington Front from 8 pm to 9.30 pm. All are welcome from the age of fifteen to sixty years. No audition is required only a month´s probationary period.

On Thursdays…

Exhibition of Local Art Work is on show at the Fine Arts Association held on the first floor of Casemates from 6.30 pm until 9 pm.

On Fridays…

Old and Modern Sequence Dancing Sessions are held at the Central Hall from 8 pm and for beginners at 7.30 pm. Everybody is welcome! For more information contact 956 779 282 or email manvio@gibnet.gi

On Saturdays…

Exhibition of Local Art Work is on show at the Fine Arts Association held on the first floor of Casemates from 11.30 am until 2 pm.

Historical Re-enactment Parade marching down Main Street up to Casemates Square at noon.

On Sundays…

Charity Boot Sale held in the Morrison´s Car Park from 9 am until 2 pm.

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What´s on at the Cinema this week?

by on 29 March, 2011 in Cinema, Entertainment, Gibraltar, Things to do in Gibraltar, What's on

If you are ever wondering what to do in Gibraltar you should always bear in mind King’s Bastion Leisure Centre, as you are guaranteed an action packed day! You will find yourself with many options, with the Leisure centre facilitating Bowling, Ice skating, an Amusement Arcade, a Games Room, an Internet Lounge, a Youth Bar, Discos, a Cinema and a Fitness Gym. There really is something suitable for all ages, abilities and interests. If you feel like visiting the King’s Bastion Cinema listed below are the movies and times that are playing from Friday 25th March until Thursday 31st March.

Cinema Listings:

Movie Title Times Age Certificate
Hall Pass 18:30 15
The King´s Speech 21:00 12A
Fair Game 18:00 12A
Ironclad 20:30 15
Rango 15:30 (Saturday & Sunday) PG
Gnomeo & Juliet 16:00 (Saturday & Sunday) U

After spending a couple of hours enjoying the many activities within the leisure centre, you should definitely visit Pizza Hut which is located a few minutes away in Casemates for a bite to eat! Pizza Hut offers a variety of delicious food at bargain rates!

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Geocaching in Gibraltar!

by on 28 March, 2011 in Entertainment, Gibraltar, Pizza Hut, Things to do in Gibraltar

Until a couple of days ago I had never heard of geocaching until my friend explained to me how people all around the world were taking part in this latest trend. I was still uncertain about what geocaching actually was yet after further research geocaching sounds like the perfect opportunity for an adventure with a twist!

Geocaching is a worldwide game of hiding and seeking treasure! A geocacher can place a geocache anywhere in the world, and pinpoint its exact location using GPS technology and then go on to share the geocache´s existence and location online! The basic idea is to go outside and hide containers called geocaches and the coordinates of the location of the geocache is listed here. Geocaching is a great opportunity to explore locations near and far and with over a million geocaches hidden worldwide there is really is a geocache for any type of adventure.

Geocaches can be very cleverly hidden and when you actually find the geocache it is very rewarding! Upon finding the geocache you sign the log book within it  and take a surprise gift or message from the geocache and in turn leave something of equal or greater value in the geocache. There are over nine geocaches in different locations around Gibraltar meaning that you have a very high chance of finding a geocache on your adventure!

For more information on Geocaching in Gibraltar click here! After your special adventure why not visit Pizza Hut in Gibraltar´s Casemates in which you can enjoy an array of yummy foods at very modest prices!

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Barbary Rock Adventures

by on 25 March, 2011 in Entertainment, Gibraltar, Things to do in Gibraltar, What's on

Gibraltar is renowned for hosting an abundance of climbing of all types and levels on its two hundred million year old Jurassic limestone. There is nowhere else in the world where you can enjoy a climb on such a historical piece of rock and you also have the opportunity to climb on one of the Pillars of Hercules from which you can see three countries, two continents and two seas! Therefore Gibraltar is a perfect place to enjoy a climbing adventure!

Barbary Rock Adventures aim to bring the thrill and excitement of the outdoors in to all who seek a little bit more in life! The company specialises in Rock Climbing, Trekking and Via Ferrata operating within the area of Gibraltar, Andalucía (Spain) and Morocco!  Barbary Rock Adventures will ensure that your extreme mountain dreams come true! Their guides are amongst the most experience, committed and competent outdoor enthusiasts and they are what make Barbary Rock Adventures!

On your Gibraltar climb you will summit onto the top of the Rock of Gibraltar which measures 426 meters in height after completing a long multi-pitch route and be able to enjoy views ranging far into the Atlas Mountains across the Straits of Gibraltar. You will then be able to boulder down by the beach in Gibraltar on a sunny day or even Deep Water Solo around steep overhangs and caves covered in tufas and jugs! Gibraltar really does offer some of the best climbing in Europe in a historic environment!

For more information on how you can start your Gibraltar Adventure Click Here.

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Pizza Guinness World Records

by on 24 March, 2011 in Pizza, Pizza Hut

It is amazing what you can get up to with a Pizza and this is proven by the dozens of Guinness World Records recorded involving the delicacy of Pizza! Therefore Pizza Hut have had lots of fun exploring the wacky and entertaining things that people have done world record wise with Pizza. Listed below are just some of the Pizza Guinness World Records that have taken place. Why not try and set or break a Guinness World Record yourself? Take a look below for some ideas!

The Most Expensive Pizza

The most expensive pizza, commercially available, is a thin-crust, wood fire-baked pizza topped with onion puree, white truffle paste, fontina cheese, baby mozzarella, pancetta, cep mushrooms, freshly picked wild mizuna lettuce and garnished with fresh shavings of a rare Italian white truffle, itself worth £1,400 per 1 kg (2 lb 3 oz). Depending upon the amount of truffles available each season, the pizza is regularly sold at £100 each to customers of Gordon Ramsay’s Maze restaurant in London, UK.

Largest Pizza Base Spun in 2 minutes

Tony Gemignani spun 500 g (17.6 oz) of dough for two minutes to form a pizza base measuring 84.33 cm wide at the Mall of America in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, on 20th April 2006 during the filming of Guinness World Records Week for the Food Network channel.

The Highest Pizza Toss

The highest pizza base toss using 567 g of dough is 6.52 m (21 ft 5 in) by Joe Carlucci at Mall of America, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA on 20th April 2006 during the filming of Guinness World Records week for the Food Network channel.

Longest Pizza Delivery

Paul Fenech in association with CanTeen Charity and STA Travel hand-delivered a pizza to Niko Apostolakis in Wellington, New Zealand from Opera Pizza, Madrid, Spain, a distance of 19,870 km (12,346.6 miles) as the crow flies, between 28th June – 1st July 2006.

The Longest Pizza

The longest pizza measured 1,010.28 m in length and was achieved by a team of chefs led by MAKRO Cash and Carry Polska S.A. and Magillo restaurant, in Krakow, Poland, on 29th August 2010.

Click here for more information on Guinness World Records involving Pizza!

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Gibraltar Dyslexia Support Group

by on 23 March, 2011 in Gibraltar, Things to do in Gibraltar, What's on

The Gibraltar Dyslexia Support Group (GDSG) understands the need for support of children who suffer from dyslexia and other similar disabilities. They are also aware of the fact that it is not only the children who may need support, but the parents and siblings of these children who are in need of help as well. At this moment in time there do not seem to be many groups dealing with the following, therefore GDSG has taken it on themselves to help and support children as much as they can without neglecting their main aims.

The Gibraltar Dyslexia Support Group predominately deals with the specific learning difficultly of dyslexia. Dyslexia affects a person´s ability to deal with text, and often numbers as well. Dyslexia is estimated to occur in 10-20% of the population thus there is a demand for support groups such as the Gibraltar Dyslexia Support Group. As each dyslexic person has a different combination of strengths and weaknesses the group aims to cater to the needs of each individual child.

One of the main issues is diagnosing whether your child is actually dyslexic. This process can be made easier by clicking here which will direct you to the Gibraltar Dyslexia Support Group website which will help you understand the symptoms of dyslexia.

Gibraltar Dyslexia Support Group always holds a bi-weekly homework club at the library at the John Mackintosh Hall in Gibraltar, where support can be given with homework.  The club runs for one hour starting at five o´clock. Why not pop along so your children can experience the benefits of this club themselves?

For more information on Gibraltar Dyslexia Support Group click here.

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Charitable Gibraltar

by on 22 March, 2011 in Gibraltar, Things to do in Gibraltar, What's on

Many of you may not realize that Gibraltar concentrates hugely on supporting and helping an array of charities by organising dozens of events for all to enjoy. This month alone there are several events that support a variety of charities. Listed below are the events taking place in Gibraltar this month that have been organized purely for the benefit of charities:
Saturday 26th – Sunday 27th of March: Charity Netball Tournament: A charity netball tournament for men only is taking place over the weekend. The fee for entry is £40 per team and all proceeds will be donated to the Motor Neurone Disease Charity. For further information email: gib_netball@hotmail.com
Saturday 26th March: Charity Dinner: There is a buffet dinner show taking place in aid of various animal charities at Pizza Express in Ocean Village. To purchase tickets visit www.alcaidesalive.com.
Sunday 27th March: Charity Football Match: `Commongoal´ An interfaith charity five-a-side football tournament is being held in aid of Learning From Auschwitz. The winning team gets a free breakfast from O´Reilly´s Irish restaurant. The tournament is from 10am to 3pm at the Victoria Stadium Sports Hall. If anyone is interested in sponsoring contact: commongoal@live.com.
For more information on other events taking place this month in Gibraltar click here.

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What´s on at the cinema this week?

by on 21 March, 2011 in Cinema, Entertainment, Gibraltar, Pizza Hut, Things to do in Gibraltar, What's on

If you are ever wondering what to do in Gibraltar you should always bear in mind King’s Bastion Leisure Centre, as you are guaranteed an action packed day! You will find yourself with many options, with the Leisure centre facilitating Bowling, Ice skating, an Amusement Arcade, a Games Room, an Internet Lounge, a Youth Bar, Discos, a Cinema and a Fitness Gym. There really is something suitable for all ages, abilities and interests. If you feel like visiting the King’s Bastion Cinema listed below are the movies and times that are playing from Friday 18th March until Thursday 24th March.

Cinema Listings:

Movie Title Times Age Certificate
Battle Los Angeles 18:30 12A
The Adjustment Bureau 21:00 12A
Big Mommas, Like Father Like Son 18:00 PG
The Rite 20:30 15
Rango 15:30 (Saturday & Sunday) PG
Yogi Bear 16:00 (Saturday & Sunday) PG

After spending a couple of hours enjoying the many activities within the leisure centre, you should definitely visit Pizza Hut which is located a few minutes away in Casemates for a bite to eat! Pizza Hut offers a variety of delicious food at bargain rates!

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The History of Pizza

by on 15 March, 2011 in Gibraltar, History, Pizza Hut, Things to do in Gibraltar

Many of you may expect that Pizza originates from Italy, yet this is not the case. Italy is famous for its Pizza, Pasta and Ice Cream, however surprisingly Italy were not the founders of the delicious delicacy of Pizza. The foundations for Pizza were originally laid by the early Greeks who first baked large, round and flat breads which they “anointed with oil, herbs, spices and Dates.”

Eventually the idea of flat bread found its way to Italy where, in the 18th century, the flat breads called “Pizzas”, were sold on the streets and in the markets. They were not topped with anything but were enjoyed au naturel. Since they were relatively cheap to make, were tasty and filling, they were sold to the poor all over Naples by street vendors.The acceptance of the tomato by the Neapolitans and the visit of a queen contributed to the Pizza as we know and enjoy it today.

Nowadays we celebrate Pizza! February 9th is International Pizza Day and the Guinness Book of Records states that the largest Pizza ever made and eaten was created in Havana, Florida and was 100 feet and 1 inch across!

American and Canadian citizens will eat an average 23 pounds of Pizza, per person, per year. Pepperoni and Cheese is the favourite combination, especially with the younger set, and is second only to the hamburger as this continent’s favourite food. Therefore why not visit Pizza Hut in Gibraltar which offers an array of yummy pizzas at very modest prices, offering fun for all!

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Whats on at the Cinema this week?

by on 14 March, 2011 in Cinema, Entertainment, Gibraltar, Pizza Hut, Things to do in Gibraltar

If you are ever wondering what to do in Gibraltar you should always bear in mind King’s Bastion Leisure Centre, as you are guaranteed an action packed day! You will find yourself with many options, with the Leisure centre facilitating Bowling, Ice skating, an Amusement Arcade, a Games Room, an Internet Lounge, a Youth Bar, Discos, a Cinema and a Fitness Gym. There really is something suitable for all ages, abilities and interests. If you feel like visiting the King’s Bastion Cinema listed below are the movies and times that are playing from Friday 11th March until Thursday 18th March.

Cinema Listings:

Movie Title Times Age Certificate
Barney´s Version 18:30 15
127 Hours 21:00 15
Paul 18:00 15
Just Go With It 20:30 12A
Rango 15:30 (Saturday & Sunday) PG
Tangled 16:00 (Saturday & Sunday) PG

After spending a couple of hours enjoying the many activities within the leisure centre, you should definitely visit Pizza Hut which is located a few minutes away in Casemates for a bite to eat! Pizza Hut offers a variety of delicious food at bargain rates!

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SYMMETRY – A Classical Visual Experience

by on 9 March, 2011 in Entertainment, What's on

We would like to let you know about a unique classical visual experience that will be taking place at the John Mackintosh Hall in Gibraltar on Wednesday, 13th April.  This is a superb opportunity to witness acclaimed classical guitarist Symmetry play a selection of vibrant music and beautiful, romantic pieces accompanied by a contemporary ballet performance from the Gibraltar based Danza Academy, trained under the guidance of Anne Marie Gomez.  There will also be special guest appearances from Niara Castillejo Garcia on the classical violin and Sarah Fortin Espigares, a member of the Gibraltar Philharmonic Society, who will be playing the cello. The whole event will be complemented by stunning large screen animations. Don’t miss out on the chance to see the mysterious persona of Symmetry, revolutionary in his appearance but brilliant in his interpretation of the classical guitar music that he plays with rich emotion.

Symmetry specialises in Spanish 18th and 19th Century, Modern Contemporary and South American classical music and has recently completed a 6 month mentorship with the Professor of Guitar at the Cadiz Conservatoire, Mr Ignacio Abalos, one of the few maestros taught by Andres Segovia.

Tickets, £15 or €18, can be obtained from First Choice Temps, 6b Cathedral Square, Gibraltar, online through the Entertain In Spain website www.entertaininspain.es or from Dyana at 0034 670636 063

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Things to do in Gibraltar – Visit the Gibraltar Museum!

by on 8 March, 2011 in Gibraltar, History, Pizza Hut, Things to do in Gibraltar

Gibraltar is famous for its colourful history and its strong desire for independence making it an excellent tourist destination for those who want to fully understand the history of the ‘Rock’. The Gibraltar Museum is dedicated in enhancing visitor’s knowledge and awareness of the trials and tribulations that Gibraltar has endured.  The galleries within the museum cover a vast range of subjects from the geological origins of Gibraltar in the Jurassic Period around 200 million years ago to the present day.

Within the different galleries there are many exciting exhibits such as a reconstructed Roman Anchor, a large scale model of the Rock in 1865 allowing visitors to compare the Rock of today with that of the nineteenth century, an art gallery in honour of Gibraltar’s most famous painter: Gustavo Bacarisas, and most the famous skulls of the Neanderthals who occupied the Rock until 30 thousand years ago and much more. Read More…

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Gibraltar’s Nature Reserve

by on 7 March, 2011 in Gibraltar, Things to do in Gibraltar

You may not be aware that despite the hustle and bustle of the Gibraltar’s Main Street area, there are many locations within Gibraltar that will guarantee you have a relaxing morning or afternoon in which you can appreciate the beauty of Gibraltar.

High up on the west face of Gibraltar there is a huge expanse of green, which is in fact Gibraltar’s Nature Reserve. The nature reserve is very accessible and can be reached via the cable car, the Moorish Castle or the Jewish Gate. Therefore even before entering the nature reserve you will have had a taste of the culture and beauty of Gibraltar.

Pathways wind through spectacular natural areas covered with Mediterranean plants such as palms, jacaranda, lavender, jasmine, clematis, honeysuckle, geraniums and bougainvillea side by side with many rarer species of plants which inhabit the nature reserve such as Gibraltar Candytuft and Gibraltar Sea Lavender, which are named after the Rock itself. Read More…

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Support Cancer Research! – The Gibraltar Branch

by on 4 March, 2011 in Gibraltar, Pizza Hut, Things to do in Gibraltar

Here in Gibraltar there are many ways that you can help Cancer Research UK. Every little helps so therefore anything that you contribute is vital in helping raise much needed funds to assist Cancer Research UK with their crucial work.

Over the years Gibraltar has contributed over £1,000,000 towards Cancer Research UK. This aid would not have been possible without the generous donations combined with huge efforts of the Gibraltar community. All donations are always welcome be it in the form of regular gifts or a one off donation! Read More…

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The Old Convent in Gibraltar

by on 3 March, 2011 in Entertainment, Pizza Hut, Things to do in Gibraltar

Whilst in Gibraltar it would be foolish not to visit one of the many historic beautiful buildings and monuments that portray snippets of Gibraltar’s vast and exciting history.  Visiting one of these buildings or monuments is very easy as Gibraltar is full to the brim with such things with history lining the streets.

In particular The Old Convent which is located at the top of Main Street is definitely worth a visit. The Convent is one of the oldest buildings in Gibraltar and was founded as a Franciscan Friary in 1531! After the capture of Gibraltar in 1720, the Franciscan monks did not evacuate the building until eight years later having to move to Spain.  Therefore since 1728 the building has belonged to multiple Governors of Gibraltar. Read More…

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Visit the WW2 Tunnels of Gibraltar!

by on 2 March, 2011 in Gibraltar, History, Pizza Hut, Things to do in Gibraltar

As many of you may be aware, Gibraltar is riddled with evidence of its fascinating past and there are many things and places to see which can be both educational and fun! Whilst in Gibraltar it would be a great shame if you did not embark on an adventure and visit the WW2 Tunnels of Gibraltar in which you can follow the footsteps of men such as Churchill, Sikorski and De Gaulle who have played a vital role within the history of Gibraltar.

It is common for many visitors to Gibraltar to only visit the Siege Tunnels and St Michael’s Cave during their stay in Gibraltar however it is definitely worth enquiring at the Rock Hotel within Gibraltar in regard to visiting more tunnels such as the WW2 Tunnels. Whilst visiting the WW2 Tunnels you will walk through the amazing testament to the soldiers and civilians who fought for the survival of Gibraltar during the bleakest and darkest days of WW2. Read More…

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Gibraltar on The One Show

by on 2 March, 2011 in Gibraltar, History

BBC One’s topical weekday magazine programme The One Show featured Gibraltar on Tuesday evening, 1st March. Reporter and TV presenter Dan Snow filmed a report about Operation Tracer, a Second World War plan to place a group of military personnel as spies inside Gibraltar Rock.

The report contained footage of an interview with Dr Bruce Cooper, a Surgeon Lieutenant in the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, who passed away in December 2010. He was the last surviving member of the heroic group who were part of the top-secret plan conceived at the end of the summer of 1941. In the event of Gibraltar being captured by German forces, Cooper and five other men would have been sealed into a secret man made chamber some 1,350ft above sea level, with enough supplies and a tap connected to a water reservoir. From two small slits in the walls of the cave they were expected to observe the activities of the Germans for a period of a year or more, and report shipping movements within the Straits of Gibraltar and around the harbour. The operation was called off only in August 1943, when it was clear that the threat to Gibraltar had passed. Iwas not until the discovery of the sophisticated secret complex by the Gibraltar Caving Group in 1997, when they noticed a draught coming from one of the tunnel walls, that the covert plan was able to be confirmed. Further searching led them to carefully break through a wall into chambers which had never been used and had remained sealed for over fifty years. The rooms were without doubt intended for use in Operation Tracer, and became affectionately known as “Stay Behind Cave”.  The floor of the main hall had been covered in cork tiles to reduce any noise and to provide some insulation and it was of sufficient dimensions to permit the men to exercise. In the years before he died Dr Bruce Cooper returned to Gibraltar and  was able to confirm that the chamber discovered in 1997 was indeed the secret chamber that he and his five companions would have occupied.

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Things to Do in Gibraltar- Visit Catalan Bay!

by on 1 March, 2011 in Entertainment, Gibraltar, Pizza Hut, Things to do in Gibraltar

Whilst in Gibraltar you may not necessarily feel like experiencing the hustle and bustle of Main Street and would prefer to have a relaxing afternoon in which you can enjoy company and admire the beauty of Gibraltar. Catalan Bay is the perfect place if you are simply wishing to enjoy an afternoon of peaceful relaxation! Catalan Bay is a small bay which is located on the eastern side of the Rock and is easy to access.

There are several things you can do whilst in Catalan Bay such as enjoying a long stroll along the beach at Catalan Bay which is the second largest sandy beach in Gibraltar! There are also a number of bars in which you can enjoy a refreshing drink after your stroll as well as the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows which is definitely worth a visit! In the month of September the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows which is located in Catalan Bay, is carried to the beach when the Bishop of Gibraltar blesses the sea in what has become one of Gibraltar’s main religious festivals. Read More…

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Scuba Diving in Gibraltar!

by on 28 February, 2011 in Entertainment, Things to do in Gibraltar

Water sports take centre stage in Gibraltar throughout the year with opportunities suitable for a vast audience from activities such as sailing, snorkelling, scuba diving, canoeing, dolphin watching and much more! Due to the fact that there are more than 30 shipwrecks lying under local waters, diving takes high priority and visitors from far afield come to Gibraltar especially to explore its waters. Read More…

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