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smoking

for all the people that moan about the smokers we were the one that stood out side the bar all winter, may i suggest that you eat inside if you don't like the smoke, or where you in the winter when the bars needed trade not sitting out side i guess

La Marina

As we have a bar here on the Urb, I must say the smoking ban was a real worry for us. Seeing the problems it has caused in the UK with so many places closing down we were concerned as to the effects it may have on our business. Fortunately as the whether is good here most of the year......not to cold to sit outside, we have found that things have been fine for us. People knew the ban was coming into force and happily go outside to smoke.
I think if they were to bring in some crazy ban like not being able to smoke within 50 meters of the premises, then all the bar and restaurant owners here may as well close our doors now. As for wanting to attract more tourists o the area, I think you could forget that as well. I pray to god this never happens, because no business here means no work for me, so I would be another of the many who are having to pack up their things and head back to the UK.
Bye the way I am NOT a smoker.

Commented Nikki in La Marina 2011-06-26 17:14:24 UTC

SHORTAGE OF SNOOKER CLUBS

I am an avid Snooker player and find it extremely difficult to find many clubs around in and around the Rojales/Quesada/Torrevieja areas. I know there are a couple in Quesada, which we have tried and they are not bad, but they are not always opened on a sunday. So if anyone has any suggestions please let me know.

Posted less than a minute ago by almoradilife at gmail.com

Almoradi

Michael Star Entertains at The Sports Complex

Friday 24th June The Very Popular Michael Star is appearing at The Sports Complex La Marina urb at 9.00 pm.
Come along for a Great night out.
A Warm & Friendly Welcome awaits you.
Have a meal (if you wish - very reasonably priced), a few drinks and dance the night away under the stars - how wonderful is that ??????????
http://www.spain-info.co.uk/La-Marina/Sports-Complex.htm

La Marina

What a Great night we have just had. Good company, good music, good food & wine, and dancing under the stars - that's what living in Spain is all about x

Commented Carol in La Marina 2011-06-24 22:35:32 UTC

An excellent night, great friends, wonderful food and brilliant entertainment x

Commented Linda Reed in La Marina 2011-06-25 06:46:39 UTC

It sure was a good night, pity I don't remember all of it.

Commented Caroline in La Marina 2011-06-26 16:07:49 UTC

Don't worry Eve - Linda says you're much more fun when your p****d and I have to agree with her !! lol xx

Commented Carol in La Marina 2011-06-26 17:03:37 UTC

SWIMMING POOL

Does anybody know if there are any open air swimming pools in Almoradi? what days and times they open. If there are any what do they charge to get in!
Thanks

Almoradi

There is the main sports centre just on the outskirts of Almoradi. It is opened 7 days a week from 9am - 9pm. There are 4 pools and a cafe area or you can take a picnic with you. Last year when my family used it it was 1 euro to get in, but I am not sure if it has gone up.
Directions - If walking go to the Almoradi football ground and there is a camino by the side of the ground, go straight down this road until you come to a main road, the sports centre is across this road and directly in front of you. If driving follow the road to El Saladar, when you come to the main junction/traffic lights turn right, you will come to round about take 2nd exit and this will take you into the sports centre. Hope this helps.

Commented Rio in Almoradi 2011-06-25 08:01:58 UTC

Thank you Almoradi Life,
We do have a small pool where we are renting but its like a plunge pool. Also we have family coming over during the summer holidays and wanted a larger pool. This sounds great and we will be using it probably most days. Cheers

Commented babyfour in Torrevieja 2011-06-25 17:12:07 UTC

Yeh I have used this open air pool on a few ocassions and it is always packed: Great facilities and you can easily spend the whole day there without realising. Recommended to anyone who wants a peaceful day out and to top up their sun tan.

Commented chrishenrick in Almoradi 2011-06-26 12:27:10 UTC

There is also a community pool in Algorfa which is very close. It is large and very nice, worth a look. You will find it easy, if you drive thru traffic lights in Algorfa coming from Almoradi, up hill as if heading towards La Finca, there a number of yellow apartment blocks on the right, and you will find it near these.

Commented hattention in Almoradi 2011-06-26 15:31:02 UTC

You are absolutely right I forgot about that one. Thats quite nice as well, plus I noticed the other day they have 2 brand new paddle tennis courts, 1 normal court and a new football pitch. Algorfa seem to be spending money again on the community.

Commented Rio in Almoradi 2011-06-26 16:36:20 UTC

Shop Counter

Does anyone have any ideas where I can get a second-hand shop counter from. Schhhhhhhhhh its for the dog charity shop.

La Marina

I HAVE GOT A GREAT IDEA

Lets put a burning stick in my mouth and breath over 240 poisons into my body at the same time blowing out the smoke to do the same to anyone else that is near to me. What a great idea. I think I will teach my kids to do the same.

La Marina

HOTTEST IN 60 YEARS

After the warmest spring since 1951 the Spanish met office predicts a hotter than usual summer. The first heatwave is expected to hit western Andalucia over the weekend

Torrevieja

I thought it seemed hotter than ever this year and this prooves it. We still love it and you just have to be careful not to be in the direct sunlight too long and have plenty of water on a regular basis.

Commented chrishenrick in Almoradi 2011-06-26 12:38:08 UTC

HOTTEST IN 60 YEARS

After the warmest spring since 1951 the Spanish met office predicts a hotter than usual summer. The first heatwave is expected to hit western Andalucia over the weekend.

Almoradi

I thought it seemed hotter than ever this year and this prooves it. We still love it and you just have to be careful not to be in the direct sunlight too long and have plenty of water on a regular basis.

Commented chrishenrick in Almoradi 2011-06-26 12:37:29 UTC

Torrevieja by Train

Get in, relax and enjoy the most beautiful sights in the town of Torrevieja.

It is a tourist trip by train starting in Paseo de la Libertad and ending at Torre del Moro’s viewpoint.

All along this trip, you may listen to an audio-guide informing about the interesting sites you visit.

It is also possible to get out at any of its stops and wait for the newt train to come over just by using the same ticket.

Route: exit point at Paseo de la Libertad and continues until the Marina Salinas marina port, where first stop takes place to visit floating museums and the monument to the Man of the Sea. Then it keeps on up to the Playa del Cura beach, where another stop is made to take a picture in front of the sea. Next stop is at Playa de los Locos beach and then it goes up to the Torre del Moro’s viewpoint, where you will be able to enjoy the wonderful sights of the Torrevieja’s coastline.

Frequency of trips: every 40 minutes

Price: 3 € an adult, 2 € for children, pensioners or big groups.

Fore more info please call the number 0034 63805806

During the winter, this train will be glazed in order to make it possible to keep on enjoying this trip.

The access of the train has been fitted out for disabled.

The type of tourists demanding this service is quite varied, but during the summer, it is quite common to see Spanish families with children while during the winter we can see English, French or Scandinavian tourists and elderly.

This train can be contracted for stag parties, trips to the Torrevieja’s discos, birthdays and other events.

Torrevieja

Great to know as I wasn´t aware of this type of train was available to Torrevieja. Will be passing this information to all the visitors coming over this year. Thanks Kas

Commented chrishenrick in Almoradi 2011-06-26 12:30:23 UTC

Torrevieja by Train

Get in, relax and enjoy the most beautiful sights in the town of Torrevieja.

It is a tourist trip by train starting in Paseo de la Libertad and ending at Torre del Moro’s viewpoint.

All along this trip, you may listen to an audio-guide informing about the interesting sites you visit.

It is also possible to get out at any of its stops and wait for the newt train to come over just by using the same ticket.

Route: exit point at Paseo de la Libertad and continues until the Marina Salinas marina port, where first stop takes place to visit floating museums and the monument to the Man of the Sea. Then it keeps on up to the Playa del Cura beach, where another stop is made to take a picture in front of the sea. Next stop is at Playa de los Locos beach and then it goes up to the Torre del Moro’s viewpoint, where you will be able to enjoy the wonderful sights of the Torrevieja’s coastline.

Frequency of trips: every 40 minutes

Price: 3 € an adult, 2 € for children, pensioners or big groups.

Fore more info please call the number 0034 63805806

During the winter, this train will be glazed in order to make it possible to keep on enjoying this trip.

The access of the train has been fitted out for disabled.

The type of tourists demanding this service is quite varied, but during the summer, it is quite common to see Spanish families with children while during the winter we can see English, French or Scandinavian tourists and elderly.

This train can be contracted for stag parties, trips to the Torrevieja’s discos, birthdays and other events.

Almoradi

Great to know as I wasn´t aware of this type of train was available to Torrevieja. Will be passing this information to all the visitors coming over this year. Thanks Almoradi Life

Commented chrishenrick in Almoradi 2011-06-26 12:29:10 UTC
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