Estepona is a charming coastal town located on the Costa del Sol in southern Spain. With its picturesque streets, beautiful beaches, and rich cultural heritage, Estepona has become a popular destination for tourists seeking a relaxed and authentic Spanish experience. Located only 20 mins from the popular resort of Marbella and Puerto Banus, Estepona has rightfully  positioned itself as an equal competitor with more and more visitors opting for Estepona as their chosen holiday destination.

One of the highlights of Estepona is its stunning beaches. The town boasts over 20 kilometers of coastline, offering a variety of sandy stretches to choose from. Whether you prefer lively and bustling beaches or secluded coves, Estepona has something to suit every taste. Playa de la Rada is the main beach in the town center, known for its golden sand and crystal-clear waters. For those looking for a more tranquil experience, Playa del Cristo is a charming little cove with calm waters, perfect for families and snorkeling enthusiasts.

Beyond the beaches, why not take a stroll and explore Estepona’s old town?  You will be enchanted by the delightful maze of white narrow streets all adorned with colourful plant pots , tropical flor and fauna, There’s so much to see and do here… from relaxing in the many picturesque plazas, visit fashionable independent shops and boutiques or  follow the murals route to see splendid  art work ! There’s something for everyone!

Known as the “Garden of the Costa del Sol,” Estepona takes pride in its abundant  gardens, public parks and flower displays, which add a vibrant touch to the town’s ambiance. 

Estepona is also home to a range of cultural and historical attractions. The Selwo Aventura nature reserve offers a unique opportunity to observe exotic animals in a natural setting, while the Orchid House (Orquidario) showcases a stunning collection of orchids from around the world. The town’s 15th-century clock tower, Iglesia de Los Remedios, and Plaza de las Flores are also points of great interest.

If you’re lucky to be in Estepona in January May or July you will have the opportunity to watch the religious processions of  the 3 Kings ,San Isidrio and the Virgin del Carmen. The town also holds many summer fairs, musical and theatrical concerts which is definitely worth a visit!

Food lovers will be delighted by Estepona’s gastronomy. The town boasts a wide array of restaurants, serving both traditional Spanish cuisine and international dishes. From fresh seafood caught locally to traditional Andalusian tapas, there is something to satisfy every palate.

For the sports enthusiasts, Estepona has plenty of activities available: tennis, basketball, volleyball, running tracks, gyms, public pool  etc

Estepona is a hidden gem on the Costa del Sol, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and authentic Spanish charm. Whether you are seeking a relaxing beach getaway or an exploration of Andalusian culture, Estepona is sure to captivate you with its beauty and warm hospitality.