Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Please, do not forget your suncream. It can get VERY hot in Estepona and many of the beaches do not have alot of shade. Especially for children, a good strong suncream is essential.
Everything you need, for everyday ailments, can be bought from the Farmacias, (Green Cross) - They are very knowledgeable and helpful for most ailments.
They have an excellent children's suncream range in Spain.
Updated Feb 22, 2005
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