Cabopino has all the usual hallmarks of a great holiday destination.
Restaurants, bars, shops, leisure activities, cultural sights. Plus one of the longest and finest beaches in the Costa del Sol – all coupled with glorious sunshine. As a result, it does tend to be busier during the summer, and properties in Cabopino are often bought by investors to rent as holiday homes.
Yet, compared to its neighbours along the coast, it’s never overly crowded.
Due to its ‘hidden’ location off the coastal road, Cabopino is often overlooked by tourists. It doesn’t have a central ‘strip’. And the holiday season is very much limited to the summer months.
Despite its development over the last few years, it’s managed to retain its true Andalusian charm. At its heart, Cabopino is just a peaceful marina – with beautiful scenery, a relaxed atmosphere, a handful of charming restaurants and bars, and a friendly expat community. If you’re looking for somewhere to relax and enjoy a laidback Spanish lifestyle, it certainly won’t disappoint.