This village is known as the garden of the Costa del Sol. As soon as you enter the village you will immediately see the roundabout full of flowers. All narrow streets also have their own color for the pots. Every year there is also a competition to see which street/house looks the best. Every house is responsible for this and almost all Spaniards participate in this. This way the streets color up very nicely. The architecture is also wonderful here. The spacious wide beaches are great for walking or relaxing, of course.
What is Estepona best known for?
Estepona is a port city and has its roots in fishing. Over the years, this bustling medium-sized coastal town has grown into a leading tourist destination on the Costa del Sol. It is nestled between the Sierra Bermeja mountain range and a 23 km stretch of coastline dotted with some of the best beaches in southern Spain.
Estepona has an extensive promenade that runs along the beach. There is a marina at the end of the promenade, just a few minutes from town, and is home to many yachts and sailboats. The place comes alive during the summer months with a vibrant nightlife, expect everything from Karaoke to Celtic music and of course Flamenco.
What are the advantages of living in Estepona compared to other towns on the Costa del Sol?
Estepona has seen the most investment of any neighboring town on the Costa del Sol in recent years. Great infrastructure, new roads, a new hospital, a green facelift is also underway.
Estepona is located on an elongated beautiful beach, so you have the sea almost at your doorstep. Good choice of restaurants and bars offering excellent value for money. The cost of living is also cheaper than neighboring towns such as Marbella, Benahavis and Sotogrande.
A down-to-earth city with typical Andalusian charm.
