Since the 1st of July, Salobreña has 19 beach-safety personnel provided by Cruz Roja; the Spanish Red Cross.
Salobreña Beach Safety
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tag Archive for beaches
Fighting Invasive Seaweed
by Martin Myall •
The Asiatic seaweed, Rugulopteryx Okamurae (Dictyotales, Ochrophyta) is an invasive species and is beginning to cause a lot of headaches along our coastline.
Criticism of Motril Mayor at Fitur
by Martin Myall •
Motril’s main opposition party, the PSOE (socialists) have heavily criticised the Mayor for “speaking badly of Motril’s beaches” at the international tourism fair in Madrid.
Reader: Scum on Sea
by Gazette Reader •
A reader writes in to draw attention to the appearance of scum floating off Costa Tropical beaches and asks if anybody knows where it is from.
The Ones Who Never Made It
by Martin Myall •
A total of five bodies were washed up on beaches along the coast of Almeria during Monday night and Tuesday morning.
Almuñécar’s New Website
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar has just launched its new website entitled Visit Almuñécar, which is pretty complete and is in four languages: Spanish, English, French & German.
Beaches Closed at Night?
by Martin Myall •
The Junta, after a meeting of the Committee of Health Experts, has announced new, restrictive measures, amongst them the closure of beaches during the night.
Kiddy ID Bracelets on Beaches
by Vivienne Hughes •
As with previous summers, Salobreña beachgoers with small children had the use of ID bracelets in case their child got lost in the crowds on the beach.
New Sand for Almuñécar Beaches
by Hugh MacArthur •
Costas has announced that it will provide sand for beaches within the municipality of Almuñécar that have suffered sand loss due to spring gales.
Beaches & Headaches
by Martin Myall •
High temperatures and the absence of travel restrictions have meant that where the wet bit meets the dry bit it has become pretty crowded.