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Wednesday, 28 October 2026 · Morning edition

Meet Puerto Sotogrande at Emplea Fest today

Today, 28 October · presentation 12:30

Puerto Sotogrande presents its nautical-sector work and Fundación Navega at the Mancomunidad’s Salón de Plenos in Algeciras at 12:30. Its stand at nearby Parque de las Acacias is open 09:00–13:30; the announcement does not advertise specific vacancies.

Illustrative: Sotogrande Marina archive; not the employment fair.

Source: Puerto Sotogrande · 27 October

Tomás Cardú returns on Sunday

Sunday 1 November · from 12:00

Puerto Sotogrande and Fundación Navega have announced a new Arte Taurino exhibition in Plaza de los Naranjos. Tomás Cardú’s colourful contemporary paintings will be displayed from noon; an admission price and closing time have not been stated.

Illustrative: Jennie Razumnaya / Unsplash; not Cardú’s work.

Source: Puerto Sotogrande · 27 October · Photo credit

Inclusive sailing crew trains in Sotogrande

Programme update · 27 October

Travesías Sin Límites is training a mixed crew of people with and without disabilities from Puerto Sotogrande, with about eight participants per sailing. Accesibilidad para Todos and Fundación Navega lead the project with APBA support, according to Marinas de Andalucía’s new report.

Illustrative: marina archive; not the inclusive crew.

Source: Marinas de Andalucía · 27 October

New STRAIT+ app for local sailors

Launch reported 27 October · iPhone

Puerto Sotogrande reports that StraitMagazine’s new STRAIT+ iPhone app combines marine news, wind information, sporting events and services for sailors around the Strait. The announcement says it is free to download; this is a launch report, not an independent test of its tools.

Illustrative: Giorgio Trovato / Unsplash; not STRAIT+.

Source: Puerto Sotogrande · 27 October · Photo credit

Sotogrande-backed charity cyclist passes 9,000 km

Journey update · 27 October

Alfie Recarte’s WheelyFogg journey has crossed 14 countries and raised nearly €8,000 for Fundación Vicente Ferrer, according to the port’s update. He is pausing in Georgia because of border difficulties and winter conditions, while Puerto Sotogrande and Fundación Navega continue supporting the campaign.

Illustrative: Patrick Hendry / Unsplash; not Recarte or his route.

Source: Puerto Sotogrande · 27 October · Photo credit

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