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Estepona from the sea: sunsets, marine life and a boat of your own

Leave from Estepona marina and see the Costa del Sol differently: on a sunset sail, a guided excursion or at the helm of your own boat.

Getting here and where to park

Estepona marina is a lively port with restaurants, shops and bars. Getting here is easy; just leave a little time to park without stress.

  • By car

    Enter “Puerto Deportivo de Estepona” (Avenida del Puerto) in your satnav and follow the signs to the port area.

  • Parking

    There is parking around the port. Some zones are paid and some are not: check the signs and allow a few extra minutes.

  • Bus

    There are Estepona urban bus stops about 250 m from the port, on Avenida del Carmen and Avenida Puerta del Mar (see them on the map).

Step by step to the boat

  1. 1Reach Estepona marina via Avenida del Puerto.
  2. 2Park nearby, or get off your taxi or bus in the port area.
  3. 3Walk to the pontoon area where our boat is moored.
  4. 4Cannot find us? Message us on WhatsApp and we will guide you to the boat.
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Map and key points

  • Meeting pointMeeting point: Estepona marinaAvenida del Puerto. Each experience shows the exact point.Directions ↗
  • Public transportBus stop “Av. del Carmen – Urb. Kai Alde”Estepona urban bus, about 250 m from the port.Directions ↗
  • Public transportBus stop “Av. Puerta del Mar – Balcón del Mar”Estepona urban bus, about 250 m from the port.Directions ↗

Meeting point and boarding

Exact meeting point

Puerto Deportivo de Estepona (Avenida del Puerto). Each experience shows the exact point and a map link.

Address: Puerto Deportivo de Estepona, Avenida del Puerto, Estepona, Málaga

⏱ When to arrive

We recommend arriving about 15 minutes before departure.

Good to know

  • The private rental includes skipper and crew, insurance, fuel, port fees, paddle board and inflatable mat, and one drink per person.
  • On the private rental, unaccompanied minors, sharp objects and fireworks are not allowed.
  • Some no-licence rentals ask for a refundable deposit on site: you will see it on each experience page.
  • If you are prone to seasickness, take a remedy beforehand. The boat is not adapted for wheelchairs.

What to bring

  • ID or passport (a copy is accepted).
  • Comfortable shoes and clothes; for the sunset sail, a warm layer from October to March.
  • Sunscreen and sunglasses.
  • Swimsuit and towel if you want to swim (towels are not provided).

Around the marina

Estepona, the “garden of the Costa del Sol”, is just as good before and after sailing.

  • The marina

    A lively spot with restaurants, shops and bars, ideal for a bite with sea views.

  • Old town

    Narrow streets, whitewashed houses with flowers and plenty of Andalusian charm, with the Garden of Flowers a highlight.

  • Playa de la Rada

    Estepona’s best-known beach: golden sand and calm water.

  • Selwo Aventura

    An animal park in a natural setting, a good idea if you travel with children.

Experiences from Estepona

From Estepona you can sail in a group at sunset or have the whole boat to yourself, with a skipper or without a licence.

Sail with peace of mind

  • Professional skipper and crew

    On skippered rentals we take care of the sailing so you can enjoy it.

  • Insurance included

    The private rental includes traveller insurance, fuel and port fees: no surprises.

  • Clear rules

    We tell you in advance what you can and cannot bring on board.

  • Personal attention

    Message us on WhatsApp and we will answer any question before you board.

Ready to sail?

Pick your experience and book direct, or message us and we will help you choose.