Estepona

While you may be drawn to the character and charm of Estepona’s narrow streets, historic buildings, and quaint old town, your teens will only be interested in one thing: the beach. Luckily, they won’t be disappointed — the town and surrounding area of Spain’s Andalucían Costa del Sol boast no fewer than 18 of them, all offering something a little bit different. Whether you want to stick close to your hotel (from Estepona to Marbella, the local hotels stretch along the coastline) or prefer to find something a little more secluded, you’ll discover what you’re looking for along these stretches

Estepona is a charming coastal town on the Costa del Sol, in Southern Spain. Though not unfamiliar to tourists, it retains its authentic pueblo charm with beautiful traditional houses, stone-cobbled streets and charming flower displays. You can treat your taste buds to typical Spanish flavours at tapas bars and explore the quirky shops and bodegas. The town of Estepona is a museum in itself, as the streets are decorated with artistic treasures and beautiful monuments. The historic centre also provides an authentic experience of the Andalusian town, while its local museums and gardens give you a feel for its history.