In the western strip of the Costa del Sol, San Pedro de Alcántara combines sea and mountains with a peaceful atmosphere. The immediate countryside unfolds into hills, orange groves and olive trees, where farmhouses and stone houses with exposed beams, a fireplace and a converted granary appear.
The villages of Benahavís and Estepona, along with weekly markets and the beach bars of Guadalmina, enliven daily life. Plots with garden, vegetable garden and outbuildings allow a relaxed pace, with trails towards the Serranía and Blue Flag beaches within easy reach.
Access via the A-7 and the AP-7 connects to Málaga and its airport. Within a short walk, the Paleochristian Basilica of Vega del Mar and the Boulevard of San Pedro mark local heritage and everyday promenades.
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