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What to see in Casares

Birthplace of Blas Infante, father of the Andalusian nation. Perched between the Serranía de Ronda, Campo de Gibraltar and Costa del Sol, Casares has one of Andalusia's most spectacular profiles with views reaching Africa.

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🌿 Nature

🏖️ El Cristo Beach

In Estepona, a pretty sheltered bay-shaped cove that barely feels the Levante wind, with very calm, shallow waters. A family favourite.

Beach

🎭 Culture

👻 Costa del Sol Fantastic Film Festival

A festival unique in Andalusia devoted exclusively to horror, science fiction and fantasy cinema, with screenings, round tables and themed parades through Estepona.

Fair or Festival

💃 Estepona Flamenco Club

A key cultural driver on the western Costa del Sol, offering traditional recitals open to the public at weekends throughout the year.

Flamenco

🎪 Felipe VI Auditorium Theatre

In Estepona, one of the most modern performance complexes on the Costa del Sol, seating 600 and boasting cutting-edge architecture.

Theatre

🍽️ Gastronomy

🛒 Estepona Food Market

Recently renovated, it blends local produce with an appealing international culinary offer and gourmet stalls in the centre of Estepona.

Market

🏄 Sports Activities

⛳ Atalaya Golf & Country Club

Two eighteen-hole layouts between Estepona and Marbella, with the Old Course offering wide, generous fairways, among the most played on the Costa del Sol.

Golf course Easy

🤿 Diving at Estepona

A quiet area of the western Costa del Sol with artificial reefs, sunken wrecks and mild water practically all year.

Diving Easy

⛳ Finca Cortesín Golf Club

Host of the 2023 Solheim Cup and the Volvo World Match Play, in Casares. One of Europe's longest courses, with views of the Mediterranean and Africa from almost every hole.

Golf course Hard

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