(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!
Tag Archive for chiringuitos
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.
Salobreña Burglars Arrested
by Martin Myall •
Two men have been arrested in Salobreña for allegedly breaking into two chiringuitos at the end of July and beginning of August.
Storm Damage Evaluated
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Almuñécar Town Hall has been out evaluating the storm damage caused to its coastline on Sunday the 1st of November.
Salobreña’s Chiringuitos Sorted
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña is the first town on the Costa Tropical to have its chiringuitos fully legalized and in order.
Good News for Salobreña Chiringuitos
by Hugh MacArthur •
Seven chiringuitos on Salobreña’s beach have been given the provisional go ahead to renew their lease before the Junta de Andalucia – till now, their continued existence was in question.
Chiringuitos Rescue Town Hall
by Martin Myall •
On the 6th of August Salobreña announced that it didn’t have enough money to replace the missing or damaged wooden walkways on the beaches – such was the state of the municipal coffers. Bathers were not happy.
Temporary Chiringuito Controversy
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Hall has granted two temporary chiringuito licences; one on San Cristóbal and the other in La Herradura. These temporary licences are valid only for the summer. They have also given licences to two bars in La Herradura to have outside terrace areas. However, some local business owners are not happy with the ‘competition.’
Half Empty or Half Full?
by Héloïse Nolan •
Is the glass half empty or half full? This is what the eight chiringuito owners on the Motril beach have been asking themselves of late.