A lorry burst into flames on the A-7 within the municipality of Carchuna yesterday morning, necessitating closing the eastbound lanes.
A-7 Vehicle Fire in Carchuna
by Vivienne Hughes •
Tag Archive for calahonda
Hit The Beach
by Hugh MacArthur •
The craft beached rapidly and the occupants raced for cover in the rocks – but this wasn’t D-Day 1944 but a jet-ski landing on Calahonda beach with four occupants.
Vuelta Hits the Costa Tropical
by Martin Myall •
Good news for cycling enthusiasts, La Vuelta Ciclista a España will flow along the Costa Tropical as part of Leg 10 between Roquetas de Mar and Rincón de la Victoria. Bad news for everyone else.
Thieves Target Lifeguard Post
by Martin Myall •
Never has there been a more justified use of the rhetorical question, “is nothing sacred?” in the long history of the Seaside Gazette than over this break in.
Terrible Timing?
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña scored own goals when they shut a main road artery to prune palm trees and then started digging up the paseo, yet Calahonda’s guilty of bad timing, too.
Hostelry Staff Shortage
by Martin Myall •
Tables are beginning to fill in bars, restaurants and chiringuitos along Costa Tropical, but there are not enough hands to serve them.
Blue Flags for Costa Tropical
by Vivienne Hughes •
Two Salobreña beaches have won the Blue Flag category out of the twelve that were awarded along the Costa Tropical from La Herradura to Castell.
Costa Tropical on Guard
by Martin Myall •
Starting yesterday evening, people began to arrive on the Costa Tropical to spend the weekend in their holiday homes, which for the costa is a double-edged sword.
Fall from Cliff in Calahonda
by Vivienne Hughes •
A middle-aged man was rescued by a maritime rescue launch after falling down part of a cliff in Calahonda yesterday morning.
Troublesome Jet Skis
by Hugh MacArthur •
Jet skis might be fun to ride but for everybody else, either on the beach or even living on a hillside above the sea, they are a right pain.