Master chocolate-maker, Álvaro Romero, has built a huge model of the Titanic entirely out of chocolate and it is on show in Torre del Mar.
A Chocolate Titantic
by Vivienne Hughes •
Axarquia
News from Nerja and Axarquia
Málaga More on The Ball?
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Policía Local and Guardia Civil Maritime Service appear to have jetskis more under control than over the border in our province, Granada.
Drought Ends Beach Showers
by Hugh MacArthur •
The water shortage in the Axarquía has moved up another notch; beach showers will be turned off from Monday the 1st of August in Rincón de La Victoria.
Emergency Landing
by Martin Myall •
There was an emergency landing by a light aircraft at the Axarquia aerodrome of Leoni Benabú near El Trapiche, which ended happily.
The Drought Drags On
by Hugh MacArthur •
The comarca of the Axarquía is getting bone dry yet the summer has only just begun. Its largest reservoir has been left gasping.
It’s Orange, It Floats & It’s Back
by Martin Myall •
No, we’re not referring to Donald Trump at the seaside, but to the appearance of an orange floating substance off the beaches of the Axarquía.
Deep Delivery
by Martin Myall •
Water, water everywhere… except where it’s needed, the poet might have added, which is certainly the case in the Axarquia; its main resevoir stands at just 14% capacity.
Get Divorced!
by Martin Myall •
That’s not a piece of advice from The Seaside Gazette, by the way, but the titled of a billboard on the roadside of the A-356 where it goes through Vélez-Málaga
Body Found Floating near Balcón
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Guardia Civil are investigating the circumstances behind the death of the woman whose body was found floating near the Balcón de Europa.
The 2022 Black Flags
by Vivienne Hughes •
Every year, the same as beaches all over Spain are awarded Blue Flags for their excellence, ecologists award Black Flags at the opposite end of the scale.