Coinciding with the start of summer, citizens, residents, sea users, and groups interested in coastal conservation have requested that competent authorities create a marine corridor free of jet skis in La Herradura Bay.
ONCE will dedicate its upcoming lottery draw on Tuesday the 23rd of June to La Herradura, specifically, to its beaches
This year’s regulation for governing access to Playa Cantarriján in La Herradura came into force last month, with little change, if any, to previous years.
Today sees the first day of the blitz on vermin in Almuñécar, or better said, tonight, as pumping insecticide down into the sewer system is a nocturnal operation.
The Guardia Civil nabbed ten jet-skis found off Playa Cantarriján in La Herradura, inside the boundaries of the Paraje Natural Acantilados de Maro-Cerro Gordo. It was the maritime branch of the Guardia Civil that found them, grouped together close to the beach.
There is a ripple of considerable concern passing through the Costa Tropical chiringuitos following the news that the Central Government is planning changes.
The whole sordid story behind Urbanización Cármenes del Mar is simply a litany of disappointment and frustration on the one hand, and deceit and passing the buck on the other.
This will affect traffic between Barranco Las Tejas and Calle Fortaleza, from 09:00h to 14:00h, although access via Barranco Las Tejas and access to the N-340 via Calle Fortaleza will be possible.
Thanks to an EU grant (surprise!) Almuñécar has got its hands on more than a few schekles to provide a biowaste-collection service.
The longest day, or Summer Soltice marking the first day of summer might be 20-odd days away but Hotel Sol Los Fenicios Meliá and the Best Alcázar are already open.