The Garden of the Costa del Sol
Estepona
Málaga Province · Western Costa del Sol · 36°25′N 5°08′W
Estepona stands apart as the most authentically Andalusian town on the Costa del Sol, celebrated for its flower-adorned streets, vibrant local culture, and an unspoiled natural coastline stretching over 22 kilometres. In recent years it has become one of the fastest-growing luxury real estate markets on the coast, attracting buyers seeking genuine character alongside modern amenities. Its proximity to Gibraltar airport, the Sierra Bermeja mountains, and the emerging Selwo Nature Reserve make it an increasingly coveted address.
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Estepona's old town has been transformed into an open-air museum, with over 60 murals adorning building facades through the 'Estepona, Jardín de la Costa del Sol' project.
The town boasts over 22 kilometres of coastline with 17 beaches, including the blue-flag Playa del Cristo, sheltered from prevailing winds.
The Orchid House (Orquidario) in the town center houses over 5,000 orchid species and is an architectural landmark with its striking glass dome.
Sierra Bermeja, the mountains behind Estepona, is one of the few places in the world where peridotite rock is found, giving the mountains their distinctive reddish color.
Selwo Aventura, one of Spain's largest wildlife parks, spans over 100 hectares and is home to over 2,000 animals from five continents.