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- Puerto de Cabopino
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Middle Floor Apartment · 134 m² · €4,366/m²
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Top Floor Apartment · 147 m² · €6,388/m²
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Penthouse · 150 m² · €6,667/m²
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Townhouse · 196 m² · €4,811/m²
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Middle Floor Apartment · 250 m² · €3,340/m²
1/31Puerto de Cabopino
Top Floor Apartment · 77 m² · €5,468/m²
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Penthouse · 100 m² · €5,950/m²
1/31Puerto de Cabopino
Middle Floor Apartment · 73 m² · €7,877/m²
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Ground Floor Apartment · 80 m² · €6,188/m²
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Ground Floor Apartment · 66 m² · €5,227/m²
Tucked between Marbella and Fuengirola, Cabopino is one of those quietly special corners of the Costa del Sol that tends to stay under the radar — exactly the way its residents like it. The area centres around a charming small marina sheltered by pine-covered dunes, giving it a distinctly laid-back, almost Mediterranean village feel that contrasts with the busier resort strips nearby. The adjoining nudist beach and protected natural dune landscape lend the whole area an unhurried, nature-oriented character that's hard to find this close to Marbella.
Buyers here tend to be drawn by that combination of seclusion and convenience — you're just a short drive east of Marbella's Golden Mile and Puerto Banús, yet life around Cabopino moves at a slower pace. The marina itself hosts a relaxed mix of sailing enthusiasts, beachside restaurants and a loyal crowd of expats who return year after year. Golf is close at hand, and Málaga Airport is a straightforward drive along the coastal motorway. It particularly appeals to Scandinavian buyers looking for something a little more authentic and natural than the larger resort developments — somewhere that feels like a genuine retreat rather than a holiday complex.