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Whitewashed houses and commercial resorts look out over Mediterranean waters in Estepona.

Located at the western end of the Costa del Sol, the pleasant harbour town is a charming retreat for families and laid-back travellers. The town’s coarse sand beaches may not be ideal for castle building but it doesn’t hinder the numerous water sports you can try. Plus, this seaside town is always looking for a reason for to host a fiesta, so if you time your visit right, you can expect to witness a series of fiery flamencos.

Take a driving tour of the Costa del Sol as you bask in the Spanish sunshine, adventuring towards Malaga and beyond. Search with easyCar to find the best priced car hire for your Estepona road trip.

Estepona is a beautiful resort on Spain’s Costa del Sol that hasn’t lost any of its traditional Spanish flavour. With superb beaches, a vibrant nightlife and plenty of things to see and do, Estepona is a wonderful holiday destination slightly off the beaten track.

Things to do in Estepona

The old quarter of Estepona is covered in winding cobbled alleys and pleasant flower filled squares, while the waterfront is relaxed and fringed by plenty of bars and restaurants. Less congested and developed than Marbella, Estepona attracts people looking to enjoy the Costa del Sol with slightly less of the crowds. Playa de Rada and Playa de Cristo are two fine sandy beaches ideal for the whole family to soak up a little sun (don’t forget the cream!). You can even enjoy some water sports such as jet skiing and parasailing. The waterfront avenue of Paseo Maritimo is a wonderful place to stroll at sunset, with lush gardens and a few relaxed bars. There are even several historic attractions, including a sturdy tower used to protect locals from pirate raids, a wonderful 15th Century church and an ancient aqueduct.

Estepona: Discover more

Rent a car in Estepona and you can explore the wonderful Costa del Sol at your own pace. The town is near to the fantastic Sierra Bermeja Mountains, a scenic place to tour and enjoy the breath-taking views. If you’re feeling active you can scale the highest peak, Los Reales at 1,449m. The area is also perfect for golf lovers, with 8 courses within driving distance where you can enjoy a few rounds in the glorious Spanish sunshine.