Estepona attractions

See Gibraltar's dolphins wild and free as you sail the Bay of Gibraltar with Dolphin Adventure on a wild dolphin safari. You will travel out across the bay from Gibraltar and enjoy open water views of the coastline shared with the Costa del Sol. Along the way, the experience focuses on responsible wildlife viewing so you can observe dolphins in their natural habitat. The crew and captain will guide the trip, and an on-board marine biologist will be on hand to explain dolphin behaviour and answer your questions. You will learn about the animals you see and the local marine environment as the team follows responsible watching practices. This is a straightforward way to add a dolphin-watching experience to your list of things to do while in Gibraltar or the Costa del Sol.

On this two-hour ocean trip, you'll set sail from Fuengirola and cruise along the Costa del Sol coast aboard a catamaran. You'll have plenty of space to spread out on the boat, as well as an upper floor to provide excellent views over the water. Along the way, you'll look out for dolphins and observe their behavior and interactions in their natural environment. You'll also get the chance to purchase drinks from the on-board bar.

Enjoy a unique experience aboard a very stable catamaran as you sail along the coast. The crossing offers wide, open views of the sea and coastline, and you can expect a calm platform that makes moving around easy and comfortable. Along the way, you may see dolphins playing near the boat and can take a swim in the open sea if you wish. As the day ends, you’ll watch a charming sunset from the deck. The trip is accompanied by a professional on board to help make the crossing pleasant and safe, so you can relax and focus on the scenery and sea life.

This ticket provides entry to Selwo Aventura, a sprawling animal park where the spirit of Africa comes alive. You'll encounter a wide variety of animals, including lions, Asian elephants, cheetahs, Iberian lynxes and playful red pandas. Adventure awaits with activities like crossing hanging bridges and soaring down the 100-yard-long Ziwa zip line over the great Lake of Africa. The park also offers a full schedule of events and exhibitions, featuring educational seminars and interactive experiences, such as feeding young goats. You can choose from various ticket options to tailor your visit: a Standard ticket for access to Selwo Aventura, a Combo ticket including the Benalmádena cable car ride, or the Selwo Pack, which grants entry to both Selwo Aventura and Selwo Marina parks.

With tickets to Bioparc Fuengirola, you can explore a zoo model based on the conservation of species and respect for nature. Inside the park, you'll find a wide variety of creatures, from gorillas and tigers to lemurs, in their natural habitats and representing Earth's biodiversity. You can also get up close to birdlife and different mammals in the 'claro de la selva' or jungle clearing.

On this trip you'll visit Gibraltar for the famous Rock Tour and enjoy outstanding views of the Strait of Gibraltar, which separates Africa from Europe by only 14 km. Along the way you'll stop at the Pillars of Hercules, where there is a sweeping view of the whole strait and the African coast. You will also explore the Cueva de San Miguel, a striking natural grotto in the centre of Gibraltar with impressive stalactites and stalagmites. As you move through the Rock you will meet the well-known Barbary macaques, the only apes that live free in Europe. At the end of the tour you'll spend time in the lower part of Gibraltar, strolling along its famous Main Street. The shops here give Gibraltar its reputation as a shopping centre, and you'll also see other places that reflect the character of this English colony.

With this ticket, you'll receive a one-day digital pass, giving you access to over 20 of Gibraltar's best attractions. Highlights will include St. Michael’s Cave, World War II tunnels, Great Siege tunnels, the Skywalk, a minibus rock tour and more. Your pass will also include free bus transport and discounts at over 100 shops and restaurants across Gibraltar.

On this boat trip from Estepona you'll see the Costa del Sol from the Mediterranean Sea and enjoy calm open-water views along the town's coastline. The waters here are known to be home to dolphins, and you may spot them in their natural habitat, though sightings are not guaranteed. The experience will suit small groups — a maximum of 10–12 people — so you'll be away from crowded tourist boats and in a more relaxed setting. On board a comfortable, spacious boat you'll find a large 4x4 m sunbed at the bow for sunbathing and taking in the views, plus a shaded seating area at the stern if you prefer shelter. If sea conditions allow, there will be a stop for a refreshing swim in the Mediterranean. Drinks and light snacks are included during the trip. As a local family-run business, the crew will offer a warm, personalised service to make the outing comfortable and memorable.

The mill designed by Philippe Starck is described as the world’s first author mill, bringing together tradition, modernity and gastronomy in the Sierra de Ronda. The space has been created to highlight the culture and history of one of Spain’s emblematic products, born from a collaboration with the noted international designer Philippe Starck. At LA Almazara you will witness firsthand the process of growing olives and their transformation into olive oil within an avant‑garde building. As you move through the site you will see the on‑site museum, visit the tasting areas and the auditorium for events. Along the way the building itself is part of the experience: a unique architectural gem whose structure is inspired by the personality of Andalusia—described as austere, rigorous, real, exaggerated, timeless, strong, spiritual and passionate.

On this tour, you’ll have an opportunity to witness the last hours of daylight while sailing across the Bay of Estepona. During the ride, there’ll be chances for you to look for dolphins in their natural habitat and drink cava, red wine and other soft drinks.

On this tour, you’ll have the chance to spend two hours on a sailboat. During the journey, you can sunbathe or relax in the shade, while your boat goes around the Bay of Estepona. There’ll be opportunities for you to spot dolphins at this location, and also stop for a quick dip into the water.

From Gibraltar city, you will set sail on the blue boat in first class comfort. Every passenger receives VIP treatment, so you'll travel in a relaxed, attentive atmosphere as the vessel heads into the Straits of Gibraltar. Along the way you may spot dolphins in the wild — sightings are described as almost guaranteed. You will view them from the comfort of the boat while enjoying onboard refreshments and access to toilet facilities. The trip focuses on a comfortable, stress-free way to see marine life in its natural environment without fuss.

In Fuengirola you will soar above the sea on a parasailing trip run by a British company that has offered water sports here for over 30 years. The experience is endorsed by the EPPA (European Professional Parasailing Association), Europe’s leading parasailing training organisation, so you will enjoy a professionally run and secure activity. You will lift off from the shore on a comfortable winch boat and reach heights of up to 650 ft, feeling the rush of an action-packed flight. You will be fitted with high-quality parasailing equipment maintained to the highest safety standards. Fly alone or share the experience with friends and family — up to six people can be airborne together — and take in uninterrupted views of the charming town of Fuengirola, its beaches and turquoise waters, and the distant Sierra Nevadas. The trip will finish with a return to your original starting point on the shore.

On this sunset catamaran cruise for family and friends, you'll glide along the coast of Fuengirola. You'll arrive at Fuengirola Marina, where your captain will welcome you on board before setting sail out to sea. You'll be treated to panoramic views over Fuengirola, and you may even spot dolphins, as you sip on a refreshing drink and enjoy the sunset.

Enthusiastic, professional guides will lead you on a unique outing from the Costa del Sol to the village of Ardales. This Roman‑origin town offers a compact centre to explore and an Interpretation Centre of Prehistory to visit. You’ll have free time to wander the streets and, if you wish, sample a typical local breakfast. A local guide will then take you to the Caminito del Rey, a walkway built in 1921 to mark the visit of King Alfonso XIII. As you move along the path you’ll see the striking natural enclave between the Sierra de Almarchón and the Gorge of the Gaitanes, carved by the Guadalhorce River. The route is approximately 7 kilometres in total, around 3 kilometres of which run along a suspended walkway more than 100 metres above the river, fixed between the gorge walls. Along the way the guide will point out the landscape’s key features and the history behind this dramatic stretch of Andalusian coastline.