Lloret de Mar is celebrating. After years of demands and legal disputes, the Can Juncadella coastal path, blocked since 2009 by the garden fences of a Kazakh magnate's mansion, will reopen to the public. This has been agreed by the Lloret de Mar City Council in an agreement with the property owner that will allow the route to be redefined and the passage through the estate to be opened. The agreement, which will have to be voted on by the municipal plenary, where it is expected to be approved without problems, will allow compliance with up to six rulings in favour of reopening by the High Court of Justice of Catalonia (TJSC).

Should children's menus at restaurants always be macaroni or breaded meat with potatoes? Is it possible to find all-you-can-eat buffets where ultra-processed and fried foods are an exception? Lloret de Mar, with a firm commitment to consolidating its leadership as a healthy and sustainable destination, is showing that you can travel differently.

The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating this as a case of gender-based violence. The murder of a woman this Thursday morning in Lloret de Mar, in the Jungle. According to sources consulted by ARA, everything points to the victim being a sex worker. The police are also investigating whether a previous sexual assault had occurred before the homicide. On Thursday, the Mossos d'Esquadra arrested a 35-year-old man for his alleged involvement in the events, who has a history of sexual violence.

The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating a new homicide in Catalonia. Catalan police officers are trying to clarify the violent death of a woman this Thursday morning in Lloret de Mar, in the region of La Selva. According to ARA, the police have already arrested a man for his alleged connection to the crime.

Anna Carbó has been rowing along the Costa Brava for half her life. When she was 12, she joined the Es Pescadors rowing club in Lloret de Mar. "It was the natural path because my friends from the club also started joining," she recalls. Now she's the president and helmsman of the senior men's team. These last few weeks, they've had more training than usual. On the emblematic Sa Caleta beach, at the foot of the unmistakable Plaja castle, tourists mingle with tradition as they unload the traditional Catalan llagut to put it into the sea. It's the preamble to the The day that the people of Lloret reclaim the beach from tourists in the middle of summer: July 24th, Santa Cristina, their patron saint. And also the confirmation of the rowing fever that exists in Lloret de Mar. A total of nine entities coexist, making it the municipality in Catalonia with the most rowing clubs per inhabitant.

Did you know that some of the most impressive cliffs on the Costa Brava are hidden on the northern coast of Lloret de Mar? They are those of Can Juncadella, between Cala Canyelles and Cala Morisca, a relatively unknown gem due to the lack of a coastal path that runs along them, unlike other places on the Girona coast. However, there is an even better way to discover them little by little, entering an area of great biodiversity where you can see the nesting peregrine falcon, sea tomatoes, and Posidonia meadows. And that is by kayak. From Cala Canyelles, you can book guided tours of the cliffs around the mountain of Can Juncadella, a large estate that has only had three owners, which has kept a large part of the area undeveloped.

Legend has it that Blanes sold Santa Cristina to the people of Lloret de Mar for a plate of lentils. Whether true or false, it's hard to believe today that, next to one of the most crowded spots on the Costa Brava, the hotel hub of Lloret de Mar, there is a paradise of pristine beaches thanks to the steadfast preservation of the same inhabitants, who for decades have expanded their land purchases around the area. Santa Cristina area to prevent urbanization. Beneath the chapel filled with votive offerings from ships loaded with young Indians who set sail for the Americas, Santa Cristina beach is an oasis surpassed only by the tranquility of the surrounding coves.

A traffic accident that ends with a shovel and an axe. This is what happened on Saturday on the seafront in Lloret de Mar, in the La Selva region. While it was still daylight, at 7:30 p.m., two vehicles collided. Although it is still unclear because the investigation is ongoing, according to sources consulted by ARA, everything points to the collision not being accidental. It was a side collision, and one car scraped the other. Be that as it may, one vehicle had three occupants and the other had four. They were people who knew each other and, according to initial hypotheses, had some unfinished business.

Mont Lloret is one of the last branches of the residential development complex in Lloret de Mar, kilometers inland from the beach, halfway between the sea and Vidreres. At this point, between Calafat Hill and Montgròs, lies Can Sota Mountain, a very leafy, hidden wooded area next to the Cadiretes mountain range, where around a hundred houses, shacks, and cabins are scattered, many of them unused or in poor condition, built without permission or license among paths and tracks. Recently, the Lloret City Council approved a modification to the municipal urban plan (POUM) for this area, covering approximately 50 hectares, to allow for the construction of up to 662 homes. Faced with this scenario, which would completely change the urban landscape of this mountain, SOS Costa Brava and SOS Lloret have spoken out and filed objections to the council's measures.

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