Casa SoHo y Alex, your "home away from home"!
Food scene
Lovely street location, good choice of tapas and wine all served with a smile.
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Restaurante La Casa del Rey
7 C. RaphaelLovely street location, good choice of tapas and wine all served with a smile.
La Carbonara.
18 Calle CeutaAuthentic italian food.
Restaurante De La Mar
29 Puerto ParaísoA nice cafe restaurant that is an excelent choice for lunch and breakfast.
Neighborhoods
Estepona, Garden of the Costa del Sol, is a beautiful coastal town located in the westernmost area of the province of Malaga, with a coastline of approximately 23 km. Behind it is a mountainous area dominated by Sierra Bermeja, its highest point being the peak of Los Reales (1,449 meters). Its location and environment make it a very comfortable and pleasant climate at any time of the year, so you can enjoy mild summers and mild winters, typical of southern Europe, making it an ideal place for those who seek fun, rest, sun and the beach in a pleasant and cozy atmosphere.
From the municipality of Estepona you can contemplate the North African Coasts and the Strait of Gibraltar. Estepona's location to the southwest of the peninsula on the Mediterranean Sea, the proximity to the African continent, shaped its important historical and cultural value. Estepona is currently one of the most important tourist areas of the Costa del Sol.
Its location between the sea and the mountains allows a variety of activities and attractions in short distances. , including various water sports on the expansive coastline, hiking in the highlands, golfing, etc. Then there is the excellent restaurant and bar scene, all the more reason why thousands of tourists choose Estepona on the Costa del Sol, not only as their first choice to spend their vacations, but also in many cases, turning it into their place of permanent residence.
Agriculture remains an important activity in Estepona. Grapes were always one of the most successful fruits produced in the region. However, in 1850, grape harvests were attacked by pests that caused production to fall and even disappear towards the end of the 19th century. Lemons are one of the most popular products today. The 80s saw the birth of tropical fruit production: avocado, cherimoya, etc. These fruits have adapted well to the land of Estepona and climatic conditions, despite the fact that production depends largely on annual rainfall.
Fishing is also a very important economic resource. In fact, the fishing port of Estepona is the second most important in the province, only after Malaga. Anchovies, sardines, clams, anchovies, bonito, mullet and monkfish are just a few examples of different types of fish that can be tried. It's really worth going to the fish market to see the daily auction that takes place in the fishing port of Estepona, albeit very early (the action starts at 6am).
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Estepona
Estepona, Garden of the Costa del Sol, is a beautiful coastal town located in the westernmost area of the province of Malaga, with a coastline of approximately 23 km. Behind it is a mountainous area dominated by Sierra Bermeja, its highest point being the peak of Los Reales (1,449 meters). Its location and environment make it a very comfortable and pleasant climate at any time of the year, so you can enjoy mild summers and mild winters, typical of southern Europe, making it an ideal place for those who seek fun, rest, sun and the beach in a pleasant and cozy atmosphere.
From the municipality of Estepona you can contemplate the North African Coasts and the Strait of Gibraltar. Estepona's location to the southwest of the peninsula on the Mediterranean Sea, the proximity to the African continent, shaped its important historical and cultural value. Estepona is currently one of the most important tourist areas of the Costa del Sol.
Its location between the sea and the mountains allows a variety of activities and attractions in short distances. , including various water sports on the expansive coastline, hiking in the highlands, golfing, etc. Then there is the excellent restaurant and bar scene, all the more reason why thousands of tourists choose Estepona on the Costa del Sol, not only as their first choice to spend their vacations, but also in many cases, turning it into their place of permanent residence.
Agriculture remains an important activity in Estepona. Grapes were always one of the most successful fruits produced in the region. However, in 1850, grape harvests were attacked by pests that caused production to fall and even disappear towards the end of the 19th century. Lemons are one of the most popular products today. The 80s saw the birth of tropical fruit production: avocado, cherimoya, etc. These fruits have adapted well to the land of Estepona and climatic conditions, despite the fact that production depends largely on annual rainfall.
Fishing is also a very important economic resource. In fact, the fishing port of Estepona is the second most important in the province, only after Malaga. Anchovies, sardines, clams, anchovies, bonito, mullet and monkfish are just a few examples of different types of fish that can be tried. It's really worth going to the fish market to see the daily auction that takes place in the fishing port of Estepona, albeit very early (the action starts at 6am).