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Water sports enthusiasts will know that there’s something for everyone at Sotogrande Port, with kayaking, canoeing, windsurfing, stand up paddle,

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Looking back at 2012 in our Market Analysis we saw that interest and sales were up last year, with buyers

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In addition to a great many private courts, Sotogrande also has two popular racquet clubs with a proud tennis and

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Where most coastal resorts have not done so, Sotogrande has had the rare foresight to protect large tracts of land and surround itself with unspoiled nature. From the natural wetlands at the mouth of the Guadiaro River, which divides Sotogrande’s marina and its residential areas, to the expansive Finca Guadalquitón, this is a region rich in natural wealth.

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Easter sees the first surge of the season, as visitors come down from large cities such as Madrid and Seville

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The little enclave of Gibraltar, right on the tip of Southern Spain where the Mediterranean waters of the Costa del

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Sotogrande is associated with style, elegance, beaches, yachting, golf and the beauty of its surrounding natural areas, but sometimes it

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Like other parts of the Costa del Sol, Sotogrande has its own mix of properties, landscapes and views that define

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In previous articles we highlighted different top addresses within what is already a top address in itself – Sotogrande –

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Almenara is the highest point of Upper Sotogrande (or Sotogrande Alto) and commands magnificent views across golf courses and out

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No one has a crystal ball, but if you want to analyse the year ahead you normally start by looking

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Languid, chic and heady during summer, Sotogrande eases into the winter during sunny autumn days just as eases back into