Holiday rentals and lettings in Granados Playa

Los-Granados-Playa is an exclusive golden mile of beachfront property with all the pops and whistles one would expect. However, the rest of the area, referred to as Estepona, is considered Costa del Sol's most popular destination for holidays with 325 sunny days annually. The obvious activities include beachcombing, for there are many beaches and coves to choose from, and water sports. Cruises, sailing, and sunbathing are perfect relaxing pastimes, but there's a lot of culture and history to explore as well. So, pack your bags for a holiday to write home about.

Looking for a holiday along the seacoast, then Estepona is perfect for you. The rentals border the Mediterranean Sea featuring sandy beaches, terraces, cosy rooms, and well-equipped kitchens close to all the action. Imagine sipping your favourite wine from the terrace while contemplating an amazing Michelin Star experience for dinner and moonlight dancing on the beach. The charming Spanish architecture will accommodate every preference whether you're a small group or a large family and some are pet friendly. There are also rentals with swimming pools if you prefer fresh water bathing.

Estepona's Ruta de la Poesia is a lovely self-guided tour to acquaint you with the artistic side of the city. Download the brochure online or visit the tourist information centre to get the map of the route. This is an open-air museum featuring wall tiles displaying high-quality poetry and sculptures by famous national and international artists such as Victor Hugo and Shakespeare. These beautiful tiles reflect the culture of the old town as well as introducing you to cafés, restaurants, and taverns along the way.

The official name of this self-guided tour is Ruta de Murales Artísticos and the map can be obtained via the tourism office at Plaza de Las Flores or the harbour, whichever is most convenient. This venture of Estepona enables artists to decorate the walls outside the city with dramatic works of art up to 80 metres wide and 1000 square metres. There are always new exhibitions so this tour will definitely appeal to the cultural and artistically minded traveller. Be sure to pack a camera and plenty of water while taking this exceptional tour.

If getting acquainted with local culture is your thing, then Estepona is the place for you. The Estepona bullring museum, Antonio Ordonez, named after the famous bullfighter, is an excellent kick-off point as many of the museums are located here as well as the history of bullfighting. Today bullfights only occur in July during the feria festival. However, the bullring has a unique asymmetrical design with a separate section for the bulls and now hosts concerts, theatre and markets for local goods. The Museo of Ethnography is particularly interesting to learn about Estepona daily life of agriculture and fishing.

When it comes to mouthwatering adventures, local cuisine prepared in the traditional fashion is a worthy exploit. Estepona offers culinary travellers a real treat beginning at Calle Caridad which runs parallel to the coast. After visiting the beach at Los Granados, you can tuck in to Spanish tapas then choose from Argentina's famous steaks, Italian pastas, Mediterranean choice seafood and more. Or take a drive to Marbella and tour the six Michelin star restaurants for an exceptionally tantalising culinary experience.

Tucked away in Plaza Blas Infante is the fascinating archaeology museum located in the Old Town Hall. Featuring hundreds of artefacts from various time periods you'll observe a 5000-year-old figurine, and much more. It's a great way to beat the heat while getting acquainted with the Old Stone Age and Roman periods.

The perfect place to get your thrills is Aqualand Torremonlinos, located approximately 45 minutes from Estepona. Boasting 25 thrilling waterslides, a picnic area, and restaurants, you can't go wrong on this day trip. If you have small children there is a separate area just for them.

Estepona offers a walking tour beginning at Calle Terrazza with unique souvenirs, fashion, and more. The tour ends at Estepona Marina with a local market along the harbour every Sunday boasting crafts, leather goods, and lots of local cuisine with libations to enhance your experience.

Visit El Museo de Imagen y Sonido established in 2004 as a tribute to the Spanish director Luis Garcia Berlanga. Enjoy their exclusive collection of cameras, sound equipment, posters, and more. Donations from famous actors and musical instruments from epic concerts are on display as well.

The Palaeontology Museum of Estepona houses over 2000 fossils unearthed in Estepona. Most are from the Pliocene period approximately 5 million years ago. This is a must see for those who appreciate ancient history as the fossils include original colours well preserved and ten dinosaur skeletons from Argentina.