Lumière — fine dining
The reference cinematic model: the menu reveals itself as you scroll, the booking follows the reader.
PageSpeed Insights, 10/09/2026: 90 mobile · 100 desktop
Open the Lumière model ↗Cinematic website Gibraltar: one Rock, one film
In Gibraltar the country is the city: one address, one film, one page that loads before the visitor gives up. For restaurants, hotels and brands on the Rock. £1,666 then £366/month, or from £7,888.
About this service
Gibraltar is the one market on this list where the country IS the city. There is no list of towns to write: there is Main Street, the marinas, Ocean Village, Queensway Quay, the airport strip and the frontier — and a clientele that is local, Spanish from across the border, British, and passing through on a cruise or a business trip. A cinematic website is made for exactly that mix: it says the level in five seconds, in the visitor's language, on a phone, before anybody reads a word.
Examples you can open
Hotel
Rooms full screen, a gallery that opens, the stay request always within reach.
Open the hotel model ↗Travel
Destinations told one at a time, with the quote at the end.
Open the travel model ↗What's included
One Rock, several publics — and two languages every day
Your visitor is as likely to be reading in Spanish as in English, and to be deciding while walking. The page therefore has to be beautiful, fast and in their language — three out of three, not two. Each language gets its own real address, which is what Google needs in order to know who the page is for.
Marinas and Ocean Village: an experience sold by eye
A waterfront table, a rooftop, a boat, a spa: none of these sell from a photo grid. They sell from a walk-through — the approach, the light, the table, the view — with the booking within reach the whole way down.
Main Street and the business quarter: corporate clients
Offices, finance and gaming bring a weekday clientele with fixed habits: lunch, meetings, corporate accounts. That is a second page and a second promise, not the same one louder — and it is one of the reasons a group with several venues should have one site per venue rather than one site for all of them.
Being found here is not the same problem
Gibraltar is a small index: a handful of well-built pages can hold the front page for a long time, and several local sites are simply broken — expired certificates, empty titles, one site covering two venues. That is an opportunity, and it is measurable rather than promised.
SEO in Gibraltar →The price, plainly
On subscription: £1,666 to start, then £366 a month, twelve months minimum, hosting, upkeep and changes included. To own it: from £7,888, in one payment or three. The same number in pounds, euros or Swiss francs.
See the offer and the plans →The proof: beautiful AND fast, measured
The Lumière model, live, measures 90 out of 100 for mobile performance and 100 out of 100 on desktop in PageSpeed Insights, on 10 September 2026. Google's own tool, a public address: run it yourself.
Pricing
Cinematic website: £1,666 to start then £366 a month (twelve months minimum) — or from £7,888 to own it. No VAT in Gibraltar. Parity: the same number in £, € and CHF.
Frequently asked questions
English and Spanish on the same site?
Yes — each with its own address and reciprocal hreflang. Without its own address, Google sees two pages competing with each other, which is the most common fault on the Rock.
Is VAT included in these prices?
There is no VAT in Gibraltar. The number shown is the number invoiced.
We have several venues. One site or three?
One site per venue. Each one can then rank for its own street, its own public and its own opening hours; a single site for several venues makes them compete with each other for the same words.
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