Holidays to Estepona

Estepona is a resort that is becoming an ever more popular location for holidaymakers. Situated on the southern coast on the Costa del Sol in Spain, it is known as a town of sunshine and fun that has many different types of attractions that are accessible to everyone.

This is complemented by a large number of bars and restaurants that can keep visitors entertained for hours by giving them a real taste of Spanish life. Cheap Estepona holidays are available so that people can experience the wonders of this up and coming resort.

Weather

Holidaymakers seeking out the sun will not be disappointed in Estepona, as this resort enjoys up to 14 hours of sunshine a day in the summer months, especially in July, with the town having approximately 324 days of sunshine each year. The average temperature peaks in August with temperatures averaging 23°. Many people benefit from cheap Estepona holidays to experience the relaxing nature of the beach.

Towns in the Costa del Sol experience the Mediterranean’s sub-tropical climate, meaning that the winter months remain warm with average temperatures hitting the mid-teens and occasionally reaching 20°, making Estepona an ideal location to visit all year round.

Beaches

Many people travel to Estepona in search of beautiful beaches as it has a coastline that stretches for 21km, making it an ideal destination for sun-seekers. This makes the beach the most popular attraction in town.

Things To Do

The town holds many festivals throughout the year, with the main one, Feria, taking place in August. This brings the lively carnival atmosphere to the town with fun and activities suitable for the whole family. It's events such as this that make Estepona's growth in popularity unsurprising.

Sport has a place in the town, with golf being a favourite. This is highlighted by the many different golf and country clubs such as Valle Romano and El Paraíso. The variety of courses makes Estepona a haven for budding golfers who wish to experience as many different courses as possible.

Food And Drink

Estepona still has its Spanish charm and contains many traditional tapas bars and restaurants that pride themselves on their local dishes, with many featuring locally caught seafood. Traditional Spanish paella is usually on the menu and for those wishing to get a taste of something different, many of these restaurants also serve up dishes and delicacies native to the Andalusian area, including Gazpacho, an olive oil-based cold soup. Mediterranean dishes also have a place in Estepona as well as other European cuisines including French and Italian.

Those wishing to let their hair down and sip on a nice, refreshing cocktail will not have to look far. Reinaldo’s offers a selection of cocktails and plays music that is perfect to get the party started before you move onto the bigger nightclubs such as El Duende and La Pepa to dance the night away.