Fuerte Estepona Suites

Hotel Fuerte Estepona

Hotel Class: 4 out of 5 stars4 Stars - 26 Opinions

Arroyo Vaquero Playa, Crta. A-7 km 150, Estepona, 29680, Spain

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estepona to morocco

by karenszwandt

is it easy to get an organised trip to Tangier when we arrive in Estepona
karen

Re: estepona to morocco

by sandgrounder

I have stayed in Estepona a couple of times and whilst I have never been on a trip to Tangiers I have noticed that there are many roadside kiosks/shops where you can get tickets. You won't have a problem.

By the way make sure you visit La Duquesa and Gaucin while you are in the area.

Re: Re: estepona to morocco

by Carmela71

HI, there are organised tours from Malaga and they pick up people all over the coast, so you should not have problems with it.

Check on the travel agencies they have posters showing the prices and trips.

Another option is to do your own.

Bus to Algeciras, ferry to Tangier and back the same way!

Enjoy your visit to Estepona!

Carmen

Travel Tips for Estepona

Shore fishing

by Bwana_Brown

During our morning walk along the Mediterranean shoreline of eastern Estepona on our second full day there, we came upon these fishers plying their trade from the shoreline on a small promintory. Usually, this favourite local method of passing the time is carried out later in the day as light begins to fade. These two appeared to be a grandfather and possibly one of his nephews judging from their age. The beach is fairly narrow here, but there was room enough for a couple of 4WD vehicles to make their way slowly along the shore to reach this point.

The fish of choice is usually Sea Bream, Mullet or Sea Bass and there is quite a technique to being successful. One thing to watch out for is the heavy lead weight on the lines that are cast far out into the water - you don't want to be standing too close behind when they are being 'launched'! We enjoyed watching them at their work for a few minutes before turning around at this point and heading back toward Estepona.

You do need a license for this, costing about 12 Euros and it can be obtained from the offices of the "Delegación Provincial de la Conserjeria de Agricultura y Pesca", located in all provincial capital cities. The police regularly check fishers for both licences and the length of any fish they have caught.

Marina - Puerto deportivo

by spanishguy

Only 5 minutes away from the town center, the marina is a beautiful urban complex with an lovely touch. To stroll round the area is a real delight, feeling the sea air, enjoying the view, the boats... There are many good (and expensive) international restaurants available in the marina and also the more crowded discos.

El puerto está situado a sólo 5 minutos del centro de la ciudad. Ofrece un precioso conjunto urbano para dar un buen paseo entre el olor marino, la maravillosa vista del mar poblada de barcos... Hay numerosos, magníficos (y caros) restaurantes aquí además de las discotecas más bulliciosas.

Markets

by mvtouring

Visiting the Wednesday market is an absolute delight. You can find so many wonderfull things here at these markets at absolutely fantastic prices. The only problem that you will have is to cart the stuff back home. If you missed the Wednesday market in town, remember that they also have a Sunday market at the marina.

Estepona, Costa del Sol

by Geoff_Wright

Estepona has been occupied by the Phoenicians, the Romans and the Moors (Arabs). It was the Moors who occupied Estepona and Andalucia the longest. There are very few vestiges of those times left, just fortifications, walls and watch towers.

In 1456 Estepona was reclaimed by Spain from the moors and from this moment on the history of the town has been fully recorded.

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