What to see in Estepona

La Iglesia de Nuestra S.ra Los Remedios. It’s a church of the XVIII century, situated on top of the old town. It’s a curious mixture of rococo' and American colonial architecture, which blend together to create this pleasant building.

Plaza de las Flores. The Flowers Square, it's the main Piazza of the city, and is surrounded by orange trees and colorful tiles, that give to this place a special feeling, perfect for relaxing while sipping a coffee.

Estepona Marina. Besides being a beautiful harbor, with its typical white and blue colors, is also home to several bars and restaurants; and the main spot for hanging out during the long summer evenings.

The Guadalmansa Archeological Site. The site hosts a tower and the remains of a Roman villa, along with an interpretation center, where visitors will be explained the habits and customs of the Romans in the area.

The Playa del Cristo. A small beach located in a nice little bay near the port. The shallow waters are perfect for small kids and the hill behind it protects the bay when the easterly wind kicks in. There are also two chiringuitos (beach bars) to chill out after a swim.