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Based on 175+ Local Reviews
we loved it !
Very good. lots of fun with my family and great to explore the city and see the sites.
Great fun...
Nice way to have a walk around the old town of Estepona.
very fun way to see the beautiful town.
no hay premio
Foi espectacular, tirámos muitas fotos, as crianças estavam entusiasmadas para descobrir pistas.
Fun to do
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What makes Estepona special for exploring on foot?
Estepona has a relaxed seaside vibe, charming plazas like Plaza del Reloj, colourful mural art, orange trees in bloom, and a beautiful promenade by the sea. Walking here feels laid-back. A treasure-hunt style walk adds fun: you notice details you’d usually miss and feel more connected to the local atmosphere.
Is Estepona a good spot for families with kids?
Yes, definitely. The streets are safe, the pace is gentle, and there are lots of spots for ice cream, paella, or playgrounds. The quest fits families well—kids enjoy the puzzles, the colourful streets, and seeing places like Plaza Antonio Gala.
What’s a fun date idea in Estepona?
Wander the old town’s narrow alleys as the sun starts to set, catch views from small miradors, then try Streets of Estepona: The Magic Blocks together—solving clues adds some playful teamwork to the evening. Finish with dinner by the sea for a full vibe.
What landmarks or hidden gems will I see along the route?
You’ll pass by Plaza del Reloj, Plaza Doctor Arce, Plaza Antonio Gala, and plenty of street art. Also little alleys, colourful tiles, old doors, and local shops—spots that feel authentic and Instagram-worthy but aren’t always in guidebooks.