The Mayor of Motril, Luisa García Chamorro, is not happy about the state of Plaza Cachalote, which somebody has turned into a builder’s waste dump.
Fly-Tipping on Public Square
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for port
Spanish Galleon Visits Motril
by Louise Powell •
Two ships from a long ago epoch sailed into Motril Port… and it’s not the first time that they’ve visited, either.
Long Loads Roll
by Martin Myall •
It’s hard to get an idea of just how big those propeller blades are on the windturbine generators until you pass one on the road being haulled by a panting lorry, with the driver screaming, “let me out.”
Motril Port Open Day
by Louise Powell •
Saturday the 19th saw the port holding its 12th Open Day, which is always held on the day of the Patron Saint of Mariners, La Virgen del Carmen.
Motril Port’s Speciality
by Vivienne Hughes •
If you regularly travel up the A-44 to Granada, you will probably have seen the lorries bringing down the huge propeller blades for the wind-powered generators on their way to Motril Port.
Trawler Extinction?
by Martin Myall •
The proposed limitations that the EU plans to hand down on trawler fleets, amongst them those of Motril Port, make it economically unviable to continue.
Royal Clipper Docks
by Hugh MacArthur •
When the largest tallship, cruise liner in the world does a handbrake turn to dock at Motril Port, you can’t fail to be impressed by its beauty.
Cruise Ship Duet
by Martin Myall •
A friend who works somewhere in the port area sent us two photos of the cruise ships that had come into Motril Port this morning; Norwegian Sky and Norwegian Dawn.
Tonnes… Not Grams
by Martin Myall •
Officers belonging to the Policía Nacional and officials from the Spanish Customs Agency intercepted a shipment of 13,062 kilos of cocaine in Algeciras Port.
Top Marks for Motril Port
by Martin Myall •
According to a recent studied brought out by the Universidad de Granada, Motril Port is one of the most accessible on the Spanish Mediterranean coast.