Nearest Airport
: Malaga Gibraltar Jerez
at 40
Miles
Nearest Ferry
: Gibraltar
at 40
Miles
Nearest Train
: Marbella
at 5
Miles
Nearest Motorway
: San Pedro de Alcantara
at 4
Miles
Nearest Beach
: Atalaya
at 50
Metres
Nearest Barpub
: Several
at 100
Metres
Nearest Ski
: Sierra Nevadas
at 129
Miles
Nearest Golf
: Atalaya
at 250
Metres
Nearest Restaurant
: Several
at 200
Metres
Car: not necessary
From ‘our’ beach the North African coast and Rock of Gibraltar can be seen in the distance and the atmosphere here in the evenings is really quite romantic. Shops, restaurants, beaches, taxis, buses, etc, are all within an easy walk of the Hacienda Del Sol. The delights of Estepona, Gibraltar, Ronda, Marbella, Puerta Banus, Malaga, Seville, Granada, La Canada Shopping Mall and even the Sierra Nevada mountains are all within a delightful day trip by car. Numerous top-quality golf courses can be found within just a few minutes drive from your front door, including the world-famous Valderama. They don't call it the 'Costa Del Golf' for nothing! Equipment can be hired from several outlets if necessary. Whether you are a family with young children, elderly, disabled, young adults looking for fun, or golfing fans, you will find the Hacienda Del Sol just perfect for your needs. If skiing is your ‘bag’, you can reach the 3,600 meter high Sierra Nevadas and Valeta within about 2 hours by car
Other Activities: Scuba Diving on the beach
Golf: There are now more than 60 Costa del Sol Golf Courses stretching from Sotogrande in the west to the lesser known Velez Malaga in the east and they all have one thing in common - the fantastic sunny and dry climate allowing golfers to play all year round. For those who are used to playing golf in the cold and wet of a northern European winter it will be a real luxury to play on a Costa del Sol winter's day. There are Costa del Sol golf courses to suit all levels of players and they are set in some beautiful surroundings, many with views of the sea and mountains.
Ski: The Sierra Nevadas are a dramatic, rugged and extensive mountain range, the highest in Europe after the Alps and the most significant section of the Cordillera Penibética. The protected area encompasses 86,208ha of torrential rivers, sheer-sided gorges, stony scree slopes, glacial lakes between snowy summits and, in the foothills of the Alpujarras, cultivated terraces of almond trees and vegetables.
