About The Area
The town of Sabinillas & port of Duquesa is encompassed within Manilva. Within easy reach of both Málaga (50 mins) and Gibraltar (30 mins) airports. The area boasts amongst its attractions miles and miles of uncrowded blue flag beaches, promenades with cafes, restaurants, boutiques, a selection of championship 18 Hole Golf Courses, and a picturesque marina.
Nearby ports include Estepona and Sotogrande and the traditional Andalusia white villages of Manilva, Casares, and Gaucín are a pleasant drive away. The historical and cultural cities of Cadiz, Seville, Granada, and Jerez are all within driving distance and worth visiting.
This beautiful location coupled with lovely year round climate and the proximity to a vast array of amenities makes this an ideal weekend destination, a family holiday destination or a more permanent residence.
Duquesa
Duquesa ⟶Nestled in the heart of Costa Del Sol, Puerto de la Duquesa is more than a location; it’s an ideal haven for family holidays and permanent residence. With its ample facilities, pleasure boat services, and a delightful array of port-side boutiques, bars, and restaurants, Duquesa invites you to experience the charm and vibrancy of this picturesque port.
Casares
Casares ⟶A mere 14 kilometers from the coast, Casares stands as a mountain village offering an authentic escape. Unlike the hustle and bustle of the coast, this postcard-perfect village preserves the ambiance of quieter times. Walk the narrow, cobbled streets, visit the church, marvel at the Moorish Castle, and relish breathtaking views – Casares unfolds its traditional charm with every step.
Gibraltar
Stand atop the Rock of Gibraltar and feel on top of the world, with Europe at your feet. From a height of 426m, witness the meeting of Atlantic and Mediterranean waters, the African coastline, and the panoramic view of the city below. Explore the rich history, from ancient Greeks to Admiral Sir George Rooke, and immerse yourself in ceremonial events, museums, St Michael’s Cave, and the Great Siege Tunnels.
Sabinillas
Sabinillas ⟶Situated in between Duquesa and Casares, a traditional fishing village in the heart of the western Costa del Sol, Sabinillas is surrounded by charm. With a pristine Blue Flag beach, local tapas bars, beachside chiringuitos, and essential amenities, Sabinillas offers a small-town atmosphere. A short stroll along the promenade brings you to the vibrant Port of Duquesa
Estepona
Estepona ⟶At the western end of Costa del Sol, Estepona combines old-world charm with modern comfort. Cobblestone streets, a fishing port, Spanish cafes, and golden sandy beaches create a captivating blend. Estepona, closer to Gibraltar airport, retains its Andalusian charm, making it a popular destination for tourists and residents alike.
Puerto Banús
Opened in 1970, Puerto Banús, just 5 km east of Marbella, stands as one of Europe’s most famous ports. Synonymous with wealth, designer shops, and extravagant parties, it boasts a picturesque marina surrounded by white Andalusian buildings. Beyond the glitz, explore open-air restaurants, bars, and a vibrant nightlife strip on the Costa del Sol.
Sotogrande
Sotogrande ⟶An exclusive section of the coast, Sotogrande is a luxurious sports and residential haven. With unspoiled beaches, a world-class marina, golf, international polo, shops, cafes, bars, and prestigious golf clubs, Sotogrande offers a unique experience. The picturesque marina, Valderrama Golf Club, and a distinct feeling of elegance make it the place to be seen on the Costa del Sol.
