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O'Hara's Battery is located at the highest point of the Rock of Gibraltar. The gun battery was built around 1890 and named after Governor Charles O'Hara. A 9.2-inch gun was intended to defend the Strait of Gibraltar and could theoretically fire as far as the African coast. The installation remained in military use until 1976 and is now a popular viewpoint.

The red telephone booth was cordoned off with red and white barrier tape and was out of service.

The Puerto Deportivo de Estepona is the city's modern marina, located directly on Playa de la Rada. Along the promenade, there are numerous restaurants, bars, and cafés with sea views. Boat tours depart from the marina, including dolphin watching excursions and coastal trips. Especially in the evenings, the illuminated marina invites visitors to enjoy leisurely bike rides along the coast.

“Ecos del Mar” is a mural created in 2024 by the artist Felipe Pincel, commissioned as part of the III Concurso Internacional de Murales de Estepona. Located on Calle José Luis Díez, it depicts a striking maritime scene: a weather-beaten sailor gazes thoughtfully into the distance, flanked by a boat and a lighthouse, while seagulls circle the scene. The work reflects Estepona's close connection to the sea and its traditional fishing trade, blending realistic depiction with a poetic atmosphere. With its monumental scale and serene, narrative imagery, “Ecos del Mar” integrates seamlessly into the city's artistic identity and is among the most distinctive new murals on Estepona's “Ruta de Murales” (Mural Route).

The stretch of coast near Santa Margarita in La Línea de la Concepción is characterized by its expansive sandy expanses and gentle dunes, interspersed with natural vegetation such as beach grass and low shrubs. Paths with wooden railings lead through the dunes to the sea, protecting the fragile landscape while remaining easily accessible. The beach feels quiet and pristine, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, and offers sweeping views all the way to Gibraltar. A well-maintained cycle path runs along the coast, ideal for leisurely bike rides or a relaxing stroll. This area combines nature-based recreation with active exercise, inviting both locals and visitors to experience the coastal landscape in its natural beauty.

The port of Duquesa. Nice to eat or drink something in the evening

The Castillo de la Duquesa, also known as the Fuerte de Sabinillas, is a fortification located in the town of Manilva, in the province of Málaga. It was built in 1767 during the reign of Charles III as part of an effort to fortify the coast of the Kingdom of Granada.

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