According to a study carried out by the Universidad de Granada, the Costa Tropical will lose between five and 25 metres of coastline; i.e., beaches, by 2050.
Today will be the first Saturday on the A-44 with the Rules Bridge out of use and traffic diverted or on the A-348 (Lanjarón/Órgiva road) or the old N-323a – so far so good, you may think.
Almuñécar Sports Department has announced that the programmed walks for this season will recommence on the 21st of this month with a route around Güejar Sierra.
The dream of living by the sea is one many share, but few truly realize. If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve taken that leap and are now enjoying life on the stunning Costa Tropical.
Well, we haven’t published one of these for a while, but it seems that autumn weather is knocking at the door with maximums in the high 20s on the coast and low 30s inland.
Almuñécar Mayor, Juan José Ruiz Joya, had a meeting at the end of last month with the Heads of the Mancomunidad and the water-utility company, Aguas y Servicios about Torrecuevas.
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