About Estepona (Málaga):

Estepona is a municipality and town in southern Spain, located on the Costa del Sol in the Málaga province, Andalusia. It's a popular tourist destination known for its beaches, historic center, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Estepona boasts a very well-preserved historic center with whitewashed houses adorned with colorful flower pots. The Plaza de las Flores (Flower Square) is the heart of the old town, featuring a collection of sculptures by local artist Luis Garó. Estepona has also become an open-air art gallery in recent years, with murals and sculptures displayed throughout the town.

Estepona offers more than 20 kilometers of coastline, with a promenade connecting many of its beaches. The Playa de la Rada, located next to the marina, is the most popular beach and offers a wide range of water sports. The port itself is home to several restaurants, bars, and shops.

Estepona is a great place to base yourself if you want to explore the rest of the Costa del Sol. Malaga city is just a short drive away, and Marbella and Puerto Banús are also within easy reach. There are also several charming white villages in the hinterland, such as Mijas and Casares.

Here are some of the things to do in Estepona:

• Explore the historic center

• Relax on the beach

• Visit the Selwo Marina dolphinarium

• Hike in the Sierra Bermeja mountains

• El Paraíso Golf Club: Designed by the legendary Gary Player, El Paraíso Golf Club offers 18 challenging holes with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains. This course is known to be a challenge for golfers of all skill levels.

• La Resina Golf & Country Club: This club boasts a championship course designed by Dave Thomas. The course winds its way through mature umbrella pines and cork oak trees, with some holes offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.

• Valle Romano Golf & Resort: This luxurious resort features an 18-hole course designed by the renowned golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. The course is known for its water features, challenging layout, and stunning views.

• Atalaya Golf: Atalaya offers a total of 36 holes divided into two courses, the Old Course and the New Course. Both courses offer stunning views of the surrounding area and are a challenge for golfers of all skill levels.

• Estepona Golf: This course is located just outside of Estepona and offers stunning views of the mountains and the sea. The course is known for its mature trees and water features.