gilbratar in la costa del Sol:
Gibraltar's interest is essentially its novelty: the genuine appeal of the strange, looming physical presence of its rock, and the dubious one of its preservation as one of Britain's last remaining colonies. For most of its history it has existed in a limbo between two worlds without being fully part of either. It's a curious place to visit, not least to witness the bizarre process oth its opening to mass tourism from the Costa Del Sol. Ironically, this threatens both to destroy Gilbratar's highly individual hybrid society and at the same time to make it much more British, after the fashion of the expatriate communities and huge resorts of the Costa. In recent years the economic boom Gilbratar enjoyed throughout the 1980's, following the reopening of the border with Spain, has started to wane, and the future of the colony is almost certain to involve closer ties with Spain.
But be carefull, places to stay are at a premium: so have a look a the differents types of acomodation for la costa del Sol