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Dozens of Migrants Swim Into Ceuta, Overwhelming Border Forces
A large group of mostly Moroccan migrants entered Ceuta by swimming past border fences. Spanish and Moroccan patrols responded throughout the night. The influx has strained local security and rescue services.
La Graciosa: Spain’s Untouched Island Without Paved Roads
La Graciosa, north of Lanzarote, remains one of Spain’s last truly unspoiled islands. With no paved roads and fewer than 800 inhabitants, it offers rare volcanic scenery, pristine beaches and a way of life shaped by the Atlantic and local fishing traditions.
Pan Am 'Clipper Endeavor' Wreck Located Off Puerto Rico After 74 Years
A Pan American Airways plane lost in 1952 has finally been found off Puerto Rico. The discovery ends decades of uncertainty about the crash site. The tragedy led to major reforms in air safety procedures.
Endangered Limpets Relocated Amid Major Beach Expansion in Málaga
Authorities in Málaga have relocated 40 endangered Patella ferrugínea limpets to allow the expansion of Baños del Carmen beach. The move, approved despite expert objections, raises concerns over the species’ survival and the environmental impact of the project.
Over 140 Migrants Feared Dead After Boat from Gambia Drifts Off Mauritania
A boat carrying migrants from Gambia to the Canary Islands was found adrift off Mauritania. Only 38 survived, while 143 are missing or dead. The incident highlights the deadly risks of the Atlantic migration route.
Powerful 7.3-Magnitude Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Alert off Mexico and Guatemala
A 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck near the Chiapas coast, shaking buildings in Mexico and Guatemala. US authorities issued a tsunami alert for Pacific regions. No damage has been reported so far.
Fear and Fascination: The Enduring Power of the Sea in Spain
The Spanish coastline remains a place of both wonder and unease. Generations face the vastness of the Cantabrian Sea, where memories, dangers, and legends persist. Even as families return, the ocean’s presence never fades.
Eleventh Drowning Death Reported on Catalan Beaches This Summer
A 71-year-old woman died after a cardiac arrest on Badalona’s Playa del Coco. Lifeguards and medics could not revive her. The death brings the summer drowning toll on Catalan beaches to 11.
A Hidden Beach in Málaga Remains Untouched by Mass Tourism
Playa del Cañuelo, near Nerja, stands out as one of the last unspoiled corners of the Costa del Sol. Its remote location, transparent waters, and rich marine biodiversity make it a unique spot for snorkeling and quiet escapes.
18th-Century Spanish Warship Identified Off Marbella Coast
A major Spanish naval vessel lost in 1760 has been identified off the coast of San Pedro de Alcántara, Marbella. Using over 3,000 images, researchers reconstructed the ship’s structure, revealing key details about 18th-century naval engineering and the vessel’s dramatic final hours.
Norway to Build World’s First 1.7-Kilometer Ship Tunnel Through a Mountain
Norway has approved the construction of the Stad Ship Tunnel, a 1.7-kilometer maritime passage that will allow large vessels to safely cross the treacherous Stad Peninsula. Work is set to begin in early 2027, following a major contract award to AF Gruppen.
Fatal Yacht Accident Claims Life of 35-Year-Old Woman off Xàbia
A 35-year-old woman died after falling from a towed inflatable and being struck by a yacht off Xàbia. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in busy tourist waters. Authorities have launched an investigation.
Superyacht 'Faith' Navigates Dutch Canals in High-Stakes Precision Move
The launch of the 79.95-meter superyacht 'Faith' demanded a complex journey through the Netherlands' tight canals. Tugboats, halted bridges, and meticulous planning were required to deliver the vessel to open sea without a single scrape—a feat that drew attention for its technical mastery.
World’s Largest Cruise Ship Docks in Málaga, Unveiling a Floating City
The ‘Legend of the Seas’, Royal Caribbean’s newest flagship, made its first stop in Málaga, offering a glimpse of its vast floating city to tourism professionals and international media. The 365-meter vessel is set to begin commercial cruises from Civitavecchia, reinforcing Málaga’s role as a key Mediterranean port.
Spanish Anti-Drug Prosecutor Urges Detailed Reports to Pursue Piracy Charges
Spain’s top anti-drug prosecutor has instructed police to document violent incidents involving narcolanchas in detail. The move aims to enable piracy charges, even for attacks in Spanish waters. This marks a shift in legal strategy.
Giant Gelatinous Mass Found Off Spanish Beach Stuns Scientists
A massive, shimmering gelatinous structure was spotted floating near Velilla Beach in Granada, Spain. Identified as a diamond squid egg mass, the rare find has surprised both beachgoers and marine biologists with its size and biological significance.
UNESCO Warns: Mediterranean Faces Certain Risk of Destructive Tsunamis
UNESCO has issued a stark warning: a tsunami of at least one meter is virtually guaranteed to hit the Mediterranean within the next 30 to 50 years. Spain is among the countries advised to maintain robust coastal warning and prevention systems.
Cala de les Ampolles: The Catalan Cove Where the Sea Turns Crystal Clear
Cala de les Ampolles, tucked away in l’Ametlla de Mar, offers visitors a rare blend of transparent waters, rocky surroundings, and a unique swimming experience reminiscent of a natural pool. Its quiet charm stands out on the less-traveled Tarragona coast.
Cala Rijana: The Hidden Tropical Gem of Granada’s Coast
Cala Rijana, tucked beneath a highway tunnel on Granada’s Costa Tropical, offers turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs that rival the Caribbean. Its unique setting and pristine marine life make it one of southern Spain’s most sought-after summer escapes.
Mugardos: The Galician Seaside Town Where Octopus Is a Summer Obsession
Every summer, the small fishing town of Mugardos in Galicia draws crowds for its signature octopus dish and vibrant festival. With Roman ruins, colorful harbors, and a unique culinary tradition, Mugardos offers much more than just a meal.
Sea temperatures off Spain's coast break all May records
Spanish Coast Records Historic Sea Warming in May. At the end of May, water temperatures off the Spanish coast reached all-time highs. Eighteen out of twenty-nine oceanographic buoys recorded new records, and near Menorca, the water warmed to 26.58 °C. Experts warn of risks to marine ecosystems.
The Dalian Jinzhouwan project promises to transform the region’s aviation and logistics
China Builds Massive Airport on 20 km² Artificial Island. China is constructing the unique Dalian Jinzhouwan airport directly on an artificial island. The complex is designed for 80 million passengers annually and can withstand typhoons and earthquakes. It is expected to become a new transport hub connecting China, Japan, and Korea.
70 concrete megablocks and six kilometers into the sea: how Genoa challenges Barcelona and Valencia
Italy Builds Giant Sea Barrier to Restore Genoa as the Mediterranean’s Main Port. Genoa is constructing a unique sea barrier from 70 giant concrete blocks to accommodate the world’s largest container ships. The project aims to shift the balance of power among Mediterranean ports and strengthen Italy’s position in international trade.
Prices for renting sunbeds and umbrellas on the island's popular beaches vary sharply
44 euros per set: how much does a beach day cost in Mallorca in summer 2026. The beach season in Mallorca has kicked off with record price variations: from 5 to 44 euros for renting a sunbed, umbrella, and additional services. The cost of a beach day can differ greatly depending on the municipality. We look into where and what you’ll have to pay for this summer.
The Bohai Strait Tunnel project promises to transform transportation between Dalian and Yantai
China Builds Underwater High-Speed Train: 123 km Journey in 40 Minutes. A unique underwater tunnel for high-speed trains is being developed between Dalian and Yantai. The new route is expected to reduce travel time from six to eight hours to just 40 minutes and become the region’s largest infrastructure project.
A Story of Integration and Change in a Small Galician Town
How Burela Became Home to One of the Largest Cape Verdean Communities in Spain. Burela in Galicia is an example of how migration can transform a town. Since the late 1970s, it has become home to one of the most prominent Cape Verdean communities, shaping the economy, culture, and daily life.
Why Proper Catch Processing Is Now Crucial
Will Fishing in Spain Change: New Rules and Fines Up to 3,000 Euros. Spain is considering tightening regulations for fishing enthusiasts. Violating the new requirements can lead to hefty fines and confiscation of equipment. We explain what will change and how to avoid problems.
Atlantic Corridor: How the New Undersea Route Will Be Built
Tunnel Between Morocco and Portugal: An 800-Million-Euro Project. A plan is underway to build an underwater tunnel between Morocco and Portugal, with a projected cost of over 800 million euros. The project includes a dual-gallery highway, advanced safety systems, and phased implementation.
How the Carnival Cruise Line Case Could Change Cruise Ship Rules
High-profile Cruise Case: Why Injury Compensation Is a Warning Sign for the Industry. The story of a passenger injured after consuming 14 shots of tequila aboard the Carnival Radiance sparked a lawsuit and led to a substantial compensation payout. Why could this incident affect safety standards and alcohol sales on cruises? When a holiday ends in court: how the Carnival Cruise Line case could change the rules on cruises.
When Home Is the Ocean: How Retirees Find Freedom and Savings Aboard a Cruise Ship
Retirement Without Borders: Why More People Are Choosing Life on Cruise Ships. Life on a cruise ship is becoming not just an exotic option but a real alternative to traditional retirement. Why are more and more seniors swapping their homes for cabins, and what do they gain from this lifestyle? When your home is the ocean: how retirees find freedom and benefits on board.
Police investigate possible link between bodies found and tragedy on intercepted boat off Murcia
Five Migrants' Bodies Brought to Cartagena After Being Found at Sea. A cruise liner has brought the bodies of five deceased migrants to Cartagena after they were found 140 miles off the coast. Police are investigating whether the incident is connected to a recent tragedy involving an intercepted boat. One of the survivors has been detained.
Portugal joins European coalition against drug cartels' speedboats
Spain Demands EU-Wide Ban on Narco-Launches and Tougher Penalties. Spain's Interior Minister insists on a Europe-wide ban on the manufacture and use of high-speed boats used by drug traffickers. Portugal has tightened its laws and joined an anti-crime coalition. Authorities are reporting a sharp increase in seizures of such vessels.
Shenzhen-Zhongshan Bridge: 20 km, eight lanes and record loads
Chinese Megaproject: Sea Bridge G2518 Redefines Traffic and Technology. China has unveiled a sea bridge over 20 km long, featuring eight lanes and setting ten world records. The G2518 project can handle up to 180,000 vehicles per day and is already influencing transport standards. For Spain, this marks a new benchmark in infrastructure.
USA and Iran: A New Spiral of Tension in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran Restricts Strait of Hormuz Passage Again: Impact on Global Trade and Spain. Iran has once again closed the Strait of Hormuz to shipping. The decision is linked to actions by the US and could affect oil supplies. Spain faces potential price hikes and logistics disruptions.
What prompted Spain to join talks on Hormuz
Spain shifts stance participation in Hormuz talks after initial refusal. Spain has unexpectedly agreed to join talks on Hormuz The decision reflects a shift in its approach to international missions This move could affect Spain’s role in future operations in the region
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