
A shoal of what looked like a shrimps were washed up onto one of Salobreña’s beaches during the night of the 22nd, puzzling everybody.
A Guardia Civil patrol in Almuñécar found and confiscated an illegal fishnet in front of Velilla Beach. The net was 100 metres long.
One of the most emblematic castles on the Costa Tropical is set to reopen to the general public on Monday the 3rd of August.
It was ex-Mayor Benavides who first introduced a ban in Almuñécar on staking out your beach spot with an umbrella long before you intended to use it. Since then, other towns have followed suit.
Salobreña Town Hall is incensed with the power cuts experienced in town over last weekend, the 25th and 26th.
Almuñécar has organized a training course for a dozen beach lifesavers to learn how to use rescue dinghies and coping with falling out of them, as well as other points.
Herds of kids enjoyed a day on the beach with a difference, thanks to the Aula del Mar del Museo Alborania from Málaga, who provide beach workshops with all kinds of interesting things.
The PA opposition party in Salobreña has called on the Town Council to turn empty building plots into summer parking areas.