Can visitors use Gibraltar's public sports facilities, and how do they book?

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Gibraltar's public sports facilities are run by the Gibraltar Sports and Leisure Authority (GSLA), which offers public bookings for facilities such as its swimming pools. Pool sessions can be booked by phone on 20071922, at the pool counters or through the GSLA booking app.
The Gibraltar Sports and Leisure Authority (GSLA) manages Gibraltar's public sports venues, including the Lathbury Sports Complex, the Bayside Sports Complex, the Tercentenary Sports Hall and the Victoria Stadium. Much of the timetable is allocated to clubs and associations, but public sessions are also offered for facilities such as swimming pools, padel tennis courts, squash courts and the athletics track.
Swimming: The Lathbury Sports Complex pool has been open from 7.30am to 10.30pm, seven days a week, following an extension of hours in 2024. Public swimming slots can be booked by calling 20071922 or in person at the counters of either GSLA pool complex. GSLA also runs an online booking app, and pool staff can register you on it.
Other facilities: Booking arrangements differ by venue and sport. Timetables and notices are published on the GSLA website (gsla.gi) and its social media pages.
For short-stay visitors: Contact GSLA before you travel to confirm whether sessions are open to non-residents, what identification is needed and the current prices. If public slots are full, private gyms and hotel facilities are an alternative.

Can visitors use Gibraltar's public sports facilities, and how do they book?

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Swimming

Other facilities

Short-stay visitors