Estepona, Malaga tourist information
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Estepona Malaga

The coast continues to be upmarket until you reach Estepona, about 30 km west, which is a more or less Spanish resort - in as much as that’s possible round here. It lacks the enclosed hills that give Marbella character, but Estepona hotels and apartment blocks which sprawl along the front are restrained in size, and there's space to breathe. The fine sand beach has been enlivened a little by a promenade studded with flowers and palms, and away from the seafront, the old town is very pretty.

The fish market is definitely worth seeing, Estepona has the biggest fishing fleet west of Malaga, and the daily dawn ritual in the port, where the returning fleets auction off the fish they've just caught.

From May onward, Estepona's bullfighting season gets way in a modern bullring reminiscent of a Henry Moore sculpture. At the beginning of July, The Fiesta and Feria week transforms the place.

The beaches beyond Estepona have greyish sands, and there are more greyish developments before the road turns inland towards San Roque and Gibarltar.

Tourist information about Estepona:

Town council: Avda. San Lorenzo, 1, 29680 Estepona.
Phone: +34 952 80 20 02.
Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estepona.

Malaga to Estepona:

There is a 82 km journey to Estepona (about 50 minutes by car). Find the cheapest Malaga car rental prices and see how to get from Malaga airport to Estepona.