Top Things to do in Casares
Top 6 Outdoor Activities in Casares, Andalucia
Discover the best top things to do in Casares, Spain including Riding Fun In The Sun, Casares FootGolf Club, ScubaCourse, Finca Cortesin Golf Club, Playa de la Sal, Dona Julia Golf Club.
Restaurants in Casares
1. Riding Fun In The Sun
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 387 reviews
Come horse riding and enjoy the best of the Andalucian countryside. Enjoy scenic views of the beautiful white village of Casares offering stunning panoramic views of the sea towards Gibraltar and the North African coast. We have horses for everyone, you can enjoy this experience with your whole family. We have a range of horses for all levels of rider/non rider and both English and Spanish saddles for your convenience.
Reviewed By lollyh890
I went on this experience with four friends who were complete beginners and were a little nervous beforehand but the horses were very calm and relaxed so they quickly gained confidence. I have some experience riding and thoroughly enjoyed it as did my friends. The horses are really well cared for and had a huge paddock which is quite rare in Andalucia. The views in the countryside were beautiful. Highly recommend for both beginners and experienced riders, we will definitely be returning.
2. Casares FootGolf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
FootGolf is Europe's fastest growing sport and you can try it at the only dedicated 18 hole FootGolf course on the Costa Del Sol. Located between the sea and the mountains, it's a brilliant way to exercise and have fun for ages 8 to 80. Come and try it today! From just 15 euros for adults and 10 euros for kids between under 16. 20% discount available for groups of 12 or more. Ball rental included.
3. ScubaCourse
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Whether you are on the coast for a day or extended stay, we have you covered! From snorkel trip packages, Discover Scuba diving, Open water Diver or just an exploration in front of your Home. We have many opportunities for a day full of adventure. We are entirely Mobile, this means wherever you are on the coast between Algeciras and Marbella (San Roque, Sotogrande, Alcaidesa, Torreguadiaro, Manilva, Duquesa, San Luis de Sabinillas, Estepona, San Pedro de Alcantara) we will come to you.
4. Finca Cortesin Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By Oldbloke74
Course in excellent condition. Unmatched service levels, a real “bucket list” experience. Greens in far better condition than Valderrama, Sotogrande or La Reserva, all of which are superb. This part of Spain is blessed with wonderful golf courses, and for me this is the one that has the best overall visitor experience
5. Playa de la Sal
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By scotishtravelbug - Glasgow, United Kingdom
The Playa de la Sal is a beautiful beach and all the paths make it very easy to have a stroll. Very safe for bathing and great for people watching
6. Dona Julia Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 94 reviews
A spectacular resort located in Casares, between Marbella and Sotogrande, just 45 minutes from Malaga airport and few miles from Gibraltar, Golf Doña Julia Golf Club, is perfectly integrated into the natural landscape area and is noted for its magnificent views over the Mediterranean Sea and the African Coast. The course is 18 holes par 71 (provisional) with a length of 5,976 meters and built to the standards of the United States Golf Association (USGA) in terms of tees, bunkers, drainage and greens. It was designed by renowned Malaga architect Antonio Garcia Garrido, responsible for some of the most emblematic areas of Spain. This golf course has 2 varied rounds up to for any kind of golfer
Reviewed By boxiestmonkey
Booked online for 13.44 tee time in early August for a 2 ball for 100 euros including buggy which is great value in comparison to a couple of its neighbours Course conditions was fantastic, fairways watered and even in mid-summer the balls held the fairway and weren’t rock solid like some courses on the Costa Del Sol. The views are stunning when played up to top of the course. Each hole is different, and separate from the next. So long as your relatively straight the holes are wide and forgiving for most handicaps. Definitely would play again, in the heat of the day the course is deserted, a buggy is essential with the climbs and long walks between greens and tees. The near 600 yard downhill par 5 8th hole is special, more so if you can par it!! There’s quite a few half finished developments but don’t let that put you off playing Dona Juliana.
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