The cultural agenda for February in Salobreña has something for everybody; kiddies and adults: concerts, plays, cinema, conferences and more.
Salobreña
News from Salobrena, costa tropical, Granada
Lobres Fiestas 2017
by Hugh MacArthur •
Lobres will be hold its annual fiestas in honour of the Virgen de la Candelaria between Friday the 3rd and Sunday the 5th of February.
Salobreña Supermarket Robbery
by Hugh MacArthur •
Thieves attempted an unusual shoplifting incident at a large supermarket in Salobreña on Monday the 23rd leaving two workers slightly injured. What was the booty? Two sacks of potatoes.
I Marcha de Senderismo
by Martin Myall •
You may have heard of the Desbandá but if you haven’t it was the flood of refugees in 1937 streaming along the N-340 to escape fascist forces.
Salobreña Hiking Club
by Vivienne Hughes •
Salobreña now has a municipal hiking club which will explore walks in both the provinces of Granada and Málaga.
Salobreña 2016 Tourism Figures
by Vivienne Hughes •
The 2016 tourism figures are out for Salobreña and show that there were just over 25,000 visitors to the town during last year.
Very Dangerous N-340
by Vivienne Hughes •
Did you know that the N-340 in the vicinity of Almuñécar/Salobreña is one of the most dangerous stretches of road in Spain? It’s official.
Salobreña Roadworks
by Hugh MacArthur •
Anybody who has been down to Salobreña beach will have found one of the lanes closed when returning along the Avenida del Mediterráneo.
Town Hall Loses No Time
by Martin Myall •
The Salobreña Town Council has just approved a change of land category for Bodega Calvente‘s project on a 4,000m plot.
Molvizar Barranco Accident
by Hugh MacArthur •
Around 09.30h, on Saturday the 10th a woman accidentally left the road and plummeted down a barranco, not far from the cement factory in Mólvizar.