The data released about the present contagion situation within the province show that Salobreña has dropped below 500, but it must remain locked down.
Salobreña Figures Improves
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for chiringuitos
Santa Arrives on a Surf Board
by Hugh MacArthur •
Yesterday Santa glided into La Herradura but not on an airborn sleigh, but rather a surf board, or better said, paddle board. He was accompanied by helpers, amongst them, a soggy dog.
Hotels Close Early?
by Hugh MacArthur •
Summer, as far as tourism on the Costa Tropical goes, has been dismal, but autumn looks like it is going to be even worse, fear the hostelry sector.
Motril’s Plans for Bars
by Hugh MacArthur •
Motril plans to open its bars in a few days time, not completely but rather in order to serve take-away tapas and raciones.
Sardines on a Stick Event
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Asociación de Chiringuitos de la Costa Tropical announced the III Semana del Espeto de Almuñécar-La Herradura from the 10th to the 15th of June.
Tax Break for Hotels?
by Martin Myall •
The All Saints, bank-holiday weekend saw the hotels on Costa Tropical crammed with guests but that won’t stop many closing during the winter.
Chiringuitos Upset
by Hugh MacArthur •
The chiringuitos on the Costa Tropical are not happy bunnies over a Guardia Civil warning on their Twitter account about foreign coins being handed over amongst change.
Get your Espetos!
by Hugh MacArthur •
(KAR 08) An espeto, before we go any further, is sardines on a bamboo skewer;around half a dozen. If you like ’em, today’s your last chance!
New Beach Completion Deadline
by Vivienne Hughes •
(DCU 05) Motril’s beach regeneration work has been highly controversial, especially around Playa El Cable, where the scooped out sand has formed a lagoon.
Tropical Fruit Weekend
by Vivienne Hughes •
Today is the last day of the I Jornadas Gastronómicas de Frutos Tropicales in La Herradura – an event designed to promote locally grown, tropical fruit and push tourism.