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244 newsReliving History: Basque Whaling Ship San Juan Sets Sail Across the Atlantic Again
Exact Replica of Legendary 16th-Century Ship Launched in the Basque Country. The reconstruction of the famous 16th-century whaling ship was completed in Pasaia. The San Juan replica is preparing for a historic voyage to Canada. The project brought together hundreds of craftsmen and became a symbol of the region’s maritime heritage.
Spain's Hidden Gem: Discover an Abandoned Mill and Waterfall at the Edge of the World
The Cantabrian Bolao Cliff: Abandoned Mill and Spain’s Only Waterfall into the Sea. There’s a remarkable spot in northern Spain where dramatic cliffs plunge into the wild ocean. Ancient ruins guard secrets centuries old, and nature has sculpted a truly unique landscape.
Spain's Forgotten Island: The Hidden Gem of Cádiz Where Julius Caesar Saw His Future
Tiny Island in Andalusia: A Castle Built on the Ruins of a Phoenician Temple. Along the Costa de la Luz lies a unique hidden gem. This small island is steeped in ancient mysteries and legends, blending history, nature, and culture in one destination. The perfect spot for an unforgettable adventure.
Spain's 'Lazy Trail': The Easiest Way to See the Coast’s Best Views—No Training Needed
The Perfect Walking Route in Alicante for Everyone: An Easy Seaside Stroll to a Historic Lighthouse. Alicante’s coastline hides a unique walking route accessible to all. This scenic nature trail leads you along stunning seaside paths, ending at a historic lighthouse with panoramic views.
Galicia in the Crosshairs of Drug Cartels: How Narco-Submarines Are Changing the Game in 2025
Galicia Reports Record Cocaine Seizures and Surge in Drug Submarines. In 2025, Galicia has seen a spike in cocaine shipments. Record-breaking seizures and the emergence of new drug submarines pose a major challenge for police. While international cooperation helps intercept shipments, the drug trade continues to escalate.
Fisheries Control Reform: How Transparency Can Help Stop Poaching in Spanish Waters
Environmentalists Urge Spanish Congress to Reveal Owners of Fishing Vessels. Spanish environmentalists are calling for the publication of data on the real owners of fishing vessels. They believe this will help curb illegal fishing and strengthen oversight of the maritime sector. Authorities are currently discussing new measures.
Mystery Surrounds Young Man’s Death in Puerto Banús: What Is the Drug Boat Hiding?
Body Found at Marbella Quay: Police Suspect Connection to Drug Trafficking. A man’s body was discovered in Puerto Banús after it was reportedly dropped off by unknown individuals from a boat. Investigators are working on the theory that the incident may be linked to drug trafficking. The victim’s identity and the circumstances of his death remain unclear.
This Cantabrian spot will amaze you: whale-shaped cliffs, a shape-shifting beach, and birds of prey
Orinon – the Hidden Treasure of Cantabria with the Stone Whale and Devil’s Eyes. There’s a remarkable coastal village in Cantabria where the landscape shifts with the tides. Here, nature and the sea have shaped something truly unique. Discover this extraordinary place.
Wildfire in León Cuts Off Village from Internet and Phone: How Locals Are Coping
Two Months Offline: Portilla de la Reina Residents Await Restoration After Fire. For two months, Portilla de la Reina in León has been cut off from stable communications following a summer fire. Residents struggle with isolation and say they’ve been left without support. Our report investigates why infrastructure repairs are taking so long.
Forget Italy: Discover Spain’s Most Photogenic Fishing Village
The Spanish Cinque Terre: A Vibrant Fishing Village in Galicia on the Atlantic Coast. Tucked away on the Atlantic coast lies a remarkable village whose colorful houses evoke memories of Italy’s famed resort town. Here, history meets breathtaking nature. Discover this one-of-a-kind destination.
Spanish police and military intercept major drug shipment: operation details and consequences
6.5 Tons of Cocaine Seized in Atlantic: Dramatic Operation Off Canary Islands. A ship carrying 6.5 tons of cocaine was intercepted near the Canary Islands in the Atlantic. Nine crew members have been arrested. The operation was executed with the involvement of Spanish intelligence and military forces.
High-stakes Operation: How Spanish Police and French Authorities Foiled a Drug Shipment to Galicia
Boat Carrying Large Cocaine Shipment Seized Near Lisbon. A high-speed boat carrying 2.4 tons of cocaine was intercepted in the waters near Lisbon. Four crew members have been detained. The operation was conducted in cooperation with the French military. Details of the investigation have not yet been disclosed.
Cadiz Court Issues Harsh Verdict in Rúa Mar Shipwreck Case – Details Shock
Owner of the Rúa Mar Sentenced to 22 Years in Prison Over Crew Deaths. A Spanish court has sentenced the owner of a fishing vessel to a lengthy prison term. He was found guilty of the deaths of six crew members and drug trafficking. The court's decision also affected his close associates.
Térmica Beach on the Malaga Coast: Luxury, Innovation, and New Horizons
Construction of Luxury Residential Complex Térmica Beach Begins in Málaga. The first phase of a large seafront residential complex has been approved in Málaga. The project includes the construction of modern apartments and infrastructure, with plans to create new jobs and improve the urban environment.
Drama off the Canary Islands – rescuers search for people after they jumped from a boat into the Atlantic
Search Continues for Missing Migrants Off East Lanzarote After Sea Incident. A large-scale operation is underway near Lanzarote to find migrants who went missing after attempting to reach the island in an inflatable boat. Some individuals have been rescued, but the fate of several others remains unknown.
Scientists Sound the Alarm Over Disappearing Omega-3 in Mediterranean Fish – What It Means for Health
Omega-3 Levels in Fish Drop Sharply in the Mediterranean Sea. In recent years, the Mediterranean Sea has seen a significant drop in omega-3 levels in fish. This may impact both human health and marine ecosystems. Scientists are analyzing the causes and proposing solutions.
A daring escape across the sea to Ceuta — what drives teenagers to take this risky step
Nearly 30 Minors Swam to Ceuta During Storm. Over the weekend, 29 minors crossed the sea by swimming to reach Ceuta. Severe storms hindered rescue operations and border control. City authorities report an increase in such attempts.
A daring escape across the sea to Ceuta – what drives teenagers to take such risks
Nearly 30 Minors Swam to Ceuta During Storm. Over the past weekend, 29 minors swam across the sea to reach Ceuta. A strong storm hampered rescue operations and border control. City authorities note an increase in such attempts.
Unexpected orca incident off Costa da Morte – what really happened
Two Sailing Boats Towed After Orca Encounter Off the Coast of Galicia. Two sailing vessels were towed by rescuers after an encounter with orcas near Cabo Vilán. The crews were unharmed, but sailors are advised to exercise caution when encountering these marine mammals.
Shocking statistics: The number of migrant deaths in Ceuta in 2025 has reached 36 – Why do the tragedies continue?
Body of Young Algerian Migrant Found in Ceuta Waters. The body of a young man from Algeria has been discovered in Ceuta. This marks the 36th migrant fatality in 2025. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. The situation is causing concern among local residents.
Mysterious homeless boat captain rescued for the third time this year near Barcelona — what's going on
French Sailor Rescued Again off the Coast of Catalonia After Six Days Adrift. A 59-year-old Frenchman found himself in distress near the Catalonia coast. His sailboat was discovered with a call for help written directly on the sail. This marks the third time he has been rescued in recent months.
Mystery of Black Marks on San Lorenzo Beach Troubling Locals – Environmentalists Sound the Alarm
Gijón Residents Demand Solution to Coal Stains on the Beach. For several years, the mysterious black stains on San Lorenzo beach in Gijón have been a topic of discussion. Authorities and scientists remain divided on the causes of their appearance. Local residents are concerned about the environmental situation and are calling for concrete action.
Gold of the Sunken Empire: How a Storm Kept a Million-Dollar Secret for 300 Years
Treasures of the 1715 Spanish Armada Recovered Off the Coast of Florida. A significant discovery has been made off the coast of Florida, linked to a maritime tragedy from the past. Divers have recovered colonial-era relics with immense scientific value.
The Constitution Bridge 1812 in Cádiz under 24-hour technological surveillance – what's hidden inside
How a Digital Brain and 525 Sensors Protect the Cadiz Bridge. In Cadiz, a unique bridge undergoes daily digital inspections. Hundreds of sensors monitor its condition. Engineers are constantly working to ensure the safety and longevity of the structure. Find out how modern technology is safeguarding infrastructure from decay.
Rescue operation in the Canary Islands ends in miracle – young man found alive after vanishing in the ocean
Young Man Rescued Off South Gran Canaria After Two Days at Sea. A young man who went missing off the coast of Gran Canaria has been found alive nearly two days later. He was spotted from the air in open waters and brought to port for assistance. Details of the rescue and search efforts – in our coverage.
Menorca vs Mallorca and Ibiza: Why the Island Appeals to Lovers of Seclusion
Buying Luxury Villas in Menorca: Market Features and Nuances. Menorca is gaining popularity among foreign property buyers. The island is renowned for its privacy and natural surroundings. Strict development controls are in place here. The article examines key aspects of purchasing real estate.
Why Balearic charter companies are losing clients and what’s happening in the boat rental market – Hidden threat: illegal vessels and falling demand are changing the rules of the game
Yacht Charter on the Balearic Islands Plummets This Summer. The yacht charter market on the Balearic Islands is facing challenging times. Demand for charters is falling, while illegal boats are pushing out legitimate businesses. Authorities are introducing new regulations, but problems persist.
Why NATO Is Not Involved in the Mission off the Coast of Tunisia – Unexpected Details
Spain and Italy Take Responsibility for Safety of Gaza Aid Flotilla. Spain and Italy have assumed responsibility for the security of ships delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza. NATO is not involved in escorting the flotilla. Details on the mission and the role of European countries in the full article.
Spanish Army rejects VOX's proposal to block migrants at sea – what's happening
Spanish Navy Will Not Engage in Combating Illegal Immigrants at Sea, Military Say. The Spanish military authorities explained that the primary goal of the navy is to save people in distress. The role of military vessels in migration issues is under discussion. Officials and politicians are debating appropriate measures for sea routes.
Barcelona City Council insists on security guarantees for the Gaza aid mission – Political tensions over humanitarian efforts escalate
Barcelona Demands Sánchez Protect Humanitarian Flotilla off Gaza Coast. The Barcelona authorities have formally called on the Spanish government to ensure the safety of humanitarian ships off the coast of Gaza. The issue has sparked heated debate among the city’s politicians. The decision comes amid recent attacks and threats.
Galician paradise on the verge of global recognition: what lies ahead for the Cíes and Ons Islands
The Atlantic Islands of Galicia Seek UNESCO World Heritage Status. A unique corner of the Atlantic is vying for an international title. Its natural and cultural assets are truly exceptional. The reserve's application is undergoing a rigorous technical assessment. This could change the future of the entire Spanish region.
Operation at Sea near Melilla – Six People Found Hiding in Boat Compartment
Boat with Migrants Intercepted Near Melilla, Captain Arrested. Civil Guard officers stopped a small vessel off the coast of Melilla. Six adults without documents were found on board. The captain was arrested on suspicion of facilitating illegal migration.
Beaches, gastronomy, and sea air — why Garrucha isn’t ready to say goodbye to summer - Discover the secrets of Andalusia’s autumn coast
Garrucha Greets Autumn at Its Own Pace and Says a Reluctant Goodbye to Summer. In Garrucha, September is in no hurry to give way to autumn. The town continues at a summer rhythm while others are already reaching for their jackets. Discover what makes this corner of the coast unique.
Five Missing After Galician Trawler Sinks Off Mauritania – Tragedy in the Atlantic
Mauritanian Authorities Detain Ship Captains After Collision Off African Coast. The captains of two fishing vessels that collided off Mauritania have been detained for investigation. Five crew members from the Galician trawler remain missing after the accident. Their fate is still unknown.
Dramatic Operation Off the Canary Islands: 22 Children Among Rescued Migrants
235 Migrants Rescued Off El Hierro Coast After Prolonged Voyage. A total of 235 people, including 22 minors, were rescued near the island of El Hierro. The group spent nearly two weeks at sea. The operation took place amid challenging weather conditions.
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