Estepona is blessed with some of the most superb beaches in the whole of the Costs del Sol. The main ones are listed below. If you would like a quieter place to wind down and soak up that Andalucian sun then head out either west or east of the town and there are idyllic tranquil beaches to be found. If you need help in finding them then ask one of the locals in the bars or restaurants to point you in the right direction and you'll soon find a tiny gem of a beach to get away from it all away from the crowds.

La Rada Beach
Situated in the heart of Estepona and a beach you'll use a great deal on your Estepona holiday, is the La Rada beach. This 1.5 mile length of sand and surf is the most popular beach in town used by tourists and town folk. The marina is positioned at the west end of the beach and is well worth visiting with its small boats and large sea faring yachts. If you want someplace to eat then visit the numerous beach cafes and bars which dotted along the entire length of the beach and which serve up an appetizing assortment of traditional and international dishes.

El Cristo beach
If you want a smaller and more atmospheric beach then walking west past the marina will bring you to the El Cristo beach. This can be the ideal place to have some serious fun with the kids and chill out at the beach bars with a long cold beer. Your Estepona break wouldn't be complete without a stroll down to El Cristo beach as the sun fades away in the west and the music fills the air from the bars and you settle down with a drink and a snack, and put the world to rights with some good company.

Sabinillas
The sandy beach at Sabinillas is second to none on this section of the coastline and the small fishing boats are still moored up or dragged on the beach ready for the next nights fishing. The beach has a new palm tree promenade which has only just been completed. There are several first rate bars and restaurants running along the length of the promenade.