On the Costa del Sol there's something for everyone; miles of sandy beaches, sunshine and blue skies, a multitude of excellent restaurants, cafes and bars plus a different golf course for every day of the month, with more to spare!

From the jet set lifestyle of Puerto Banus to the relaxed chic of Benalmadena, you can shop till you drop , unwind with a gin and tonic or a meal at one of the Coasts exquisite restaurants or perhaps while away a few hours relaxing by the pool.

Whatever you choose to do, however you want to spend your day, the choice is yours on the Costa del Sol.


Sotogrande

Sotogrande is custom built to cater for some of the world's most luxurious seafarers. Consequently, the marina here is possibly the best on the Costa del Sol. Far removed from the mountain pueblos of Andalucia and the bustle of other coastal towns, Sotogrande is the resort to relax in and enjoy.

The glorious weather and beautiful surroundings make it a pleasure. Sotogrande is located west of Marbella, approximately an hour's drive from Malaga airport. The marina was built in 1987 and is equipped with the standard modern facilities such as electricity, telephone, fresh water and television. It currently has 548 berths but there are plans to extend this number to 1052.

Sotogrande offers a variety of outdoor sports including horse riding, tennis, paddle tennis, fronton and sailing. There are also three golf courses in Sotogrande; Almenara Golf, Sotogrande Golf and the world-renowned Valderrama Golf Course, where the Ryder Cup was hosted in 1997.


Duquesa

The Port of la Duquesa adjoins the small town of Sabinillas on the Costa del Sol. Its marina is popular with owners of pleasure craft and visitors alike. Enjoying a charming ambience and a pleasant vista, la Duquesa offers evening entertainment in the many pubs and bars and boasts many fine restaurants with a choice of cuisine.


Estepona

Estepona, traditionally a small Andalusian fishing port, is now one of the fastest growing and most popular destinations on the Costa del Sol. Despite its recent growth, Estepona has managed to preserve its peaceful town atmosphere. Estepona port was built in 1977 and is equipped with all modern facilities. There are also a variety of sport amenities in Estepona port along with dolphin spotting trips and fishing excursions.

The beach in Estepona, named La Rada, is one of the best on the Costa del Sol and the only one to be awarded the Blue Flag Award. The award was granted in recognition of the beach's cleanliness, safety and facilities. There is also a quiet cove named Playa de Cristo, which is ideal for children due to its shallow, safe waters. Estepona port has also been awarded this accolade. As well as the standard facilities, Estepona port also has a market, which is especially busy on Sundays.


Guadalmina

Guadalmina has its own golf course, simply named Guadalmina Golf. It is cited as being one of the best on the Costa del Sol. Guadalmina also has a host of other facilities. There are three international schools nearby; Calpe College, Aloha College and Swans Primary School. The Guadalmina Commercial centre provides a range of services including supermarket, banks, furniture stores along with numerous cafes and restaurants.


Nueva Andalucia

Situated just north of the prestigious marina of Puerto Banus within the boundaries of "golf valley", Nueva Andalucia has grown to become one of the most sought after residential areas of the Costa del Sol. With a superb infrastructure packed with amenities for all ages, the area has become a definite favorite for residential tourists.


Puerto Banus

Real estate property in Puerto Banus, either for sale or for rent, is in high demand due to its location. Set along the beach between Marbella and San Pedro, and only an hour from Malaga airport, Puerto Banus is the epitome of luxury and elegance on the Costa del Sol.


Marbella

World famous as a holiday destination since the 1960´s, Marbella is regarded as the Costa del Sol's jewel in the crown. Its unique allure has produced a style and character quite distinct from other coastal towns. Marbella offers both the quintessentially Spanish qualities of its "old town" alongside the modern landmarks of designer labels and contemporary infrastructure.

Marbella´s old town centres around the Plaza de los Naranjos (Orange Square), which features a wide variety of traditional and modern restaurants. The narrow streets which meander from this point are chock-full of eclectic shops selling everything from Moroccan rugs to summer sandals. Venture out on to Marbella´s main street, Ricardo Soriano and designer names such as Versace, Gucci and Escada are to be found.


Elviria

Elviria is a small community located approximately a fifteen-minute drive from Marbella city centre and 50kms from Malaga airport. There are two golf courses located within Elviria, the Santa Maria and Santa Clara and two other golf courses; the Marbella Club and the Golf Rio Real are only a short drive away. The El Casco Tennis Club is also located in Elviria and is fully equipped with modern facilities.

Calahonda´s port, Cabopino is also close by and available to residents of Elviria for use.


Calahonda

Calahonda was developed specifically to combine rural and coastal life. As a result, there are few high-rise apartment buildings in Calahonda, mostly villas and townhouses. The amenities in Calahonda are all located within easy walking distance. Calahonda has no less than three commercial centres, which house supermarkets, banks, hardware and furniture stores, garden supplies, car hire, travel agencies, hairdressers, bars and more than forty restaurants.

There at least ten golf course located within 10km of Calahonda. Four of these golf courses are in the immediate Calahonda area. There is a fitness centre and tennis court available to residents. Calahonda also has its own port, known as Cabopino, where a wide variety of watersports take place. Medical and educational facilities are also catered for.

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