It is no longer unusual to see sea beasties swimming along the Costa Tropical. Last Sunday for example a blue shark (tintorera) was spotted just off Almuñécar.
You can make it as easy as possible for people to dispose of their waste in the correct manner, but there is always an element of society that is going to dump it whether it’s easiest; on the streets, on waste ground or into barrancos.
No, the Government hasn’t come up with a fool-proof way to scare off illegal immigrants from landing because this is the Asociación Amigos de la Playa Nudista Cantarriján (AAPPNC) protesting on Playa Cantarriján.
Every year La Herradura holds a photographic competition entitled, Mi Pequeño Paraíso – Nino Rodríguez, which name implies are snaps taken around the village.
Each summer the Almuñécar fleet of cleaning skiffs plies the waters off the town’s beaches, skimming off floating rubbish and questionable discarded objects.
The Central Government has announced that they will be extending a grant for 6-million euros to two hotel projects; one in La Herradura and the other on Playa Granada in Motril.
The Punta de la Mona is probably one of the most well known natural assets that the municipality has, together with Cerro Gordo, with its timeless pines, some over a hundred years old, but the concern is over the dead ones.
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