Location description from owner

The Costa del Sol region

Estepona enjoys the Costa's all year round sun.
A fine array of restaurants and bars are to be found throughout the town and in the delightful port.
The town remains unspoilt and retains its historic charm and the people are oh so warm and friendly.
If you fancy travelling a little further afield for a day's outing, Gibraltar makes for a great day out, steeped in history and great for picking up all that Duty Free.
There is so much to do in and around Estepona, and so many places to visit. Golf is always a favourite and Estepona is proud to be situated perfectly amongst the 30 courses on the Costa del Sol.
Horse riding, Quad biking, dolphin watching, guided walks and private boat charters are only a few of the countless adventures to be had...and don't forget to catch a bull fight.
Every Sunday, Estepona port hosts its market. The shopping is great fun, and please don't forget to bargain...The Famous Spanish Fiesta are a feast for the senses, there are over 3,000 celebrated in Andalucia alone, so there always seems to be one going on ,and foreigners are always welcome to join in the celebrations. (Further details on all attractions, activities and Fiesta dates may be found in the guest brochure).
Ronda is simply beautiful, Fuengirola is bustling, and Casares typifies the Spanish White village.
Details of all days out and excursions may be found in the guest brochure.

Estepona

Estepona town is to the west of the Cost Del Sol at the foot of the Sierra Bermeja Mountains. One can venture into the old town of Estepona and marvel at the glorious cobbled streets and Orange Square. There are gorgeous boutiques to satisfy the shoppers amongst us and endless bars, restaurants and ice-cream parlours. 21 KM of coastline with clean pristine beaches. Marbella and Puerto Banus is a mere 20 minutes by car.
The famous rock of Gibraltar, only 30 minutes by car.