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ESTEPONA Estepona, known as the “Pearl of the Costa del Sol”, displays a number of natural qualities, it’s own characteristics, which are impossible to find elsewhere. It’s incomparable sea, the tremendous Sierra Bermeja mountain and it’s climate form a unique setting for a town of white streets and enchanting little nooks where the kindness and friendliness of it’s people constitute the best greeting possible for visitors.
FAIRS & FESTIVITIES During Easter Week religious processions are organised by the local brotherhood. In May is the festival of Saint Isidro the Farmer, a festive pilgrimage to the chapel of Saint in Los Pedragales Park consisting of livestock contest, agricultural and produce shows and procession through the town's streets.
The town’s fair and festivities are mainly held the first or second week of July. Music, dance and colour invades the town during a week. Processions of floats, parades of horsemen, musical and folklore shows.
CUISINE Estepona has over one hundred restaurants to offer, where everything from the most traditional dishes to the most innovative and international may be sampled. The local cuisine consists of dishes such as Cambrera soup, skewered or grilled sardines, ajoblanco (garlic soup) and gazpacho (cold soup) in summer, fried fish, salt fish and a variety of cakes such as roscos de vino or borrachuelos.
All kind of marine delicacies can be tasted while enjoying the poplar custom of having tapas in the typical taverns, bars and restaurants dotted along the white streets of the old town, in the port and in urbanisations.
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