Swimming in Estepona

Swimming in Estepona

Not all apartments and hotels have swimming pools in Estepona. Of course you have more than 20 kilometers of beach, but if you really want to go to a swimming pool, there are...

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Nube Estepona

Nube Estepona

Nube Beach Club: High-End Luxury on the ShoreEstepona’s beach scene prides itself on having a spot for every style, mood, and budget. If you are looking to truly splurge during...

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El Greek del Puerto

El Greek del Puerto

Authentic Greek cuisine restaurant, exclusive location on the edge of the boats for a moment of relaxation or to appreciate our artists and dance the sirtaki by breaking plates...

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Alma de Miguel

Alma de Miguel

Taberna Miguel / Alma de Miguel – A Calle Caridad Institution If there is one restaurant that represents the soul of dining in Estepona, it is Taberna Miguel. Located on Calle...

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Pimienta * closed

Pimienta * closed

One of our new favorites - and we are not the only ones.#1 of 449 Restaurants in Estepona 😀 C. Caridad, 8, 29680 Estepona, Malaga, Spain...

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San Juan

San Juan

Between 23 and 24 June, the mustaches of San Juan (the júas) are burned, dolls that various local associations make and that ridicule well-known local and national characters,...

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The Senda Litoral de Malaga (Malaga Coastal Path) is a projected 160 km path following the entire coast of Malaga province from Manilva to Nerja. Once completed, this long-distance path will be a major tourist attraction for the Costa del Sol, and for Andalucia.

The coastal path is being created by linking all the existing seafront town promenades; building new paved paths – for many years every newly-built beachfront development must construct its section of path; constructing wooden boardwalks where the terrain demands.

The path reference will be GR92; it has its own logo and website (www.sendalitoral.es). The Km 0 starting point will be the emblematic Balcon de Europa in Nerja and the finish was Castillo de la Duquesa in Manilva but has been extended to Punta Chullera, the provincial border with Cadiz. One hopes, to be useful, that it will be extended to Sotogrande Marina.

On the map below the path is marked in green where complete, orange where you can easily walk through a port, marina or other zone, blue where you need to walk on the beach, and red where you can make a safe diversion to link to the next section.

KEY FOLDER

GREEN – the coastal path is complete

ORANGE – you can easily walk through a port, marina or other zone,

BLUE – you need to walk on the beach

RED – you can make a safe diversion to link to the next section.

Cyclists

Rules for cyclists vary from section to section, according to each specific town’s rules. In Estepona, cyclists are not allowed on the promenade. In Mijas Costa, cyclists are not allowed on the boardwalk at weekends. In Marbella, cyclists using the promenade must keep to a 10km/h speed limit and give way to pedestrians.

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