From the coastal road N-340, kilometre 146 (between Sotogrande and Estepona) you can drive in direction Casares. After 14 km uphill-drive you will reach the hill-village.
It is a charming village with white houses and red tiled roofes, which is situated at the foot of the ruins of a castle. From here you have a stunning view to the landscape.

"Blas Infante" was born in Casares, the father of the Andalusian movement. Julius Caesar founded the village and it is told that because of him the complete village was declared as a "historical monument of art".

What you should see is indeed the church of "Encarnación", the salt-tower "Torre de la Sal" and the archaeological areas of excavation. These are the main constituents of the monument of art. And naturally you should not miss to visit the castle.

Several restaurants, cafés, and old situated ventas invite you to stay, from which you also mostly have a stunning view over the village.

Also souvenir shops and other businesses you will find on the road to Casares and in the town Casares itself.

The village has several small places and on foot you can enjoy the feeling of the nice constructed alleys of the village with the white houses.

You find also accomodations in Casares during the summer months.

Tourist-Office:
952 89 41 26

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