What to do in Estepona

The 1,000 m2 Orquidarium in Estepona features over 5,000 plants and more than 1,300 species of orchids from all over world, especially the hot countries of South America and South-East Asia. It is the biggest collection in Europe and one of the largest in the world. It has more than 200 m2 of vertical gardens and other species of botanical interest, some of them well-known in the high-quality cosmetics industry.

The pool areas are separated between adult and children, so each can enjoy their time in an environment which is right for them. The covered pool on the top of the hotel (heated in winter) is adult’s only in high season, and this is an ideal place to relax and unwind.
 

In the Thalasso Spa, you’ll find programs for all ages and requirements from relaxing treatments to invigorating peels.

Plus, don’t forget that each of the hotel bars is an ideal way to quench your thirst at any time of the day.

You can also enjoy private guided tours of the cities of Ronda, and Granada with a visit to the Alhambra. There is also the opportunity to visit Gibraltar, Seville and the city of Jerez de la Frontera famous for its Sherry and tasting tours. You might also consider paying Tánger in Morocco a visit – a quick ride across the Straits of Gibraltar - or the many attractions of ever-popular Malaga. Finally, don’t miss out on a ride to Estepona town or the famous old ‘pueblos blancos’ (white towns) in the heart of the Malaga province.

Diving is a very interesting activity for the whole family. For advanced divers or for beginners as the programs offered are very diverse. The diving school Buceo Estepona is located in the marina of Estepona and offers the most different possibilities to learn diving either in swimming pools or in the open sea. For further information: buceoestepona.com