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Welcome to the November Edition (No. 292) of Web Express Guide!

As the festive season approaches the Costa del Sol, the air carries a touch of warmth and excitement November’s gentle glow invites us to look ahead, savour cosy moments, and embrace the magic building towards the holidays This month’s cover highlights a valued local business, celebrating the dedication and quality that make our coastal community thrive a reminder of the wonderful talent and services right on our doorstep

Our November edition features trusted advertisers ready to help you prepare for the holiday season, from dining and décor to lifestyle, services, and seasonal shopping You’ll also find our updated Express Guides, offering the best recommendations for festive food, culture, and entertainment across the region

Thank you for continuing to make Web Express Guide part of your journey through the year

Here’s to a joyful November full of celebration, community spirit, and inspiring discoveries! We are also happy to share you events, please send to us ahead of time and we can include them in our next edition.

Bienvenidos a la Edición de Noviembre (N.º 292) de Web Express Guide.

A medida que se acerca la temporada festiva en la Costa del Sol, el ambiente se llena de calidez e ilusión. El suave brillo de noviembre nos invita a mirar hacia adelante, disfrutar de momentos acogedores y dejarnos envolver por la magia que precede a las fiestas.

La portada de este mes destaca a un valioso negocio local, celebrando la dedicación y la calidad que hacen prosperar a nuestra comunidad costera un recordatorio del maravilloso talento y servicios que tenemos a nuestro alcance.

Nuestra edición de noviembre reúne anunciantes de confianza que le ayudarán a prepararse para la temporada navideña, desde gastronomía y decoración hasta estilo de vida, servicios y compras festivas. También encontrará nuestras Guías Express actualizadas, con las mejores recomendaciones de gastronomía, cultura y ocio de la región.

Gracias por seguir contando con Web Express Guide a lo largo del año.

¡Brindemos por un noviembre lleno de celebración, espíritu comunitario e inspiración!

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Daytime temperatures: ~17–20 °C

Evening temperatures: ~11–14 °C

Sea temperature: Cool some still swim, but it’s brisk

Rain: One of the wetter months (occasional showers), but still many sunny days

Overall vibe: Fresh, sunny days + cooler evenings think light layers & sunglasses

IRONMAN 70 3 Marbella (early November) Major triathlon bringing athletes from around the world.

TodoDanza Festival (ends around early November)- A contemporary dance festival with performances across the city

Local cultural events- You’ll also find smaller concerts, flamenco nights, live-music evenings, and gastronomic events throughout the month

-Explore Marbella Old Town (Casco Antiguo)

White-washed streets, orange-tree plazas, artisan boutiques, tiny tapas bars charming and quieter in November.

-Walk the seaside promenade

Perfect for sunsets, café stops, and gentle seaside air

-Visit Puente Romano or Puerto Banús

For luxury dining, beach lounges, and marina views.

Hiking & nature

The Sierra Blanca trails are amazing in cooler weather La Concha mountain for active travelLers

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Estepona in November is peaceful, authentic, and charming the perfect Andalusian escape if you love nature, pretty old-town streets, and relaxed seaside living without the summer rush.

WHY VISIT ESTEPONA IN NOVEMBER?

✔ Peaceful + more authentic feel

✔ Beautiful mild weather

✔ Great for food, nature, and culture

✔ Better prices & availability

✔ Romantic + relaxing atmosphere

BEST THINGS TO DO

November is quieter but still lively with community events and culture. Expect:

Local charity runs & community races

Live music evenings - Piano Concert by Angel Moya, see the town hall page for more info www ayuntamiento estepona es Invisible Magician- local theatre Felipe VI

Flamenco shows

Early Christmas decorations late in the month

Seasonal food events (seafood, chestnuts, local tapas festivals)

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For more information on this event you can visit the town hall website or visit the Teatro Felipe VI Fair of Orchids, which will be held at the Orchid House in Estepona

Sabinillas Deserves Better – The Ongoing Struggle for Accessible HealthcareinManilva

When a resident in Sabinillas walks into the local health centre, they don’t expect miracles just the chance to see a doctor before the pain gets unbearable. Yet, for too many, even that modesthopehasbecomealuxury.

Recent reviews on the centre’s own Google page paint a worrying picture of neglect and inefficiency. One particularly strikingcommentdescribedaresidentwhowentinwithasharp pain in their back, only to be offered an appointment a month later.Withatouchofdarkhumour,theyquippedthatthedoctor beingofferedmusthavebeen“thecoroner.”Forcedtofindcare elsewhere,thepatientdrovetoMarbellaandspent10longhours waitinginA&Ebeforefinallybeingseen.

Sadly, this story is not unique. Many locals have voiced similar frustrations weeks-long waits for appointments, a chronic shortage of doctors, and the mysterious disappearance of longserving medical professionals without explanation. The community feels abandoned and uncertain about where to turn whentheyfallill.

Andwhenemergenciesstrike,thesituationbecomesevenmore distressing. Residents report being told to head to the Costa del SolHospitalinMarbella a 45-minute drive away for urgent care. The local ambulance service is notoriously unreliable, with wait times stretching into hours. Those who can’t afford to wait often end up calling private ambulances, which can cost up to €800, payable immediately. For many families, that’s a devastatingfinancialblowontopofamedicalcrisis.

Thesearenotisolatedcomplaints.Theyreflectasystemicfailure to provide basic healthcare access to a growing coastal communitythatdeservesfarbetter.

Mayor Mariano Jiménez of Manilva has been vocal about theissueandisactivelyworking to change the situation. Recognising that the current reliance on Marbella’s overstretched Costa del Sol Hospitalisunsustainable,hehas been advocating for a stronger collaboration with the new hospitalinEstepona—afacility that, at just 15 minutes away, offers a far more practical solutionforlocalresidents

However, the Estepona hospital itself is struggling. While its modern infrastructure raised hopeswhenitopened,thereality is that it lacks sufficient resources, medical staff, and equipment. In many cases, patients are redirected from EsteponarightbacktoCostadel Sol Hospital, defeating the purposeentirely.

EFFORTSTAKENTHUS FAR

Mayor Jiménez’s efforts include pushing regional health authorities to allocate more funding, staff, and services to the Estepona hospital. Heenvisionsapartnershipthatwould allowManilvaresidentstobeofficially attachedtoEsteponaforbothroutine care and emergencies, cutting travel times dramatically and easing the strainonbothpatientsandMarbella’s facilities.

Still, progress has been slow. Negotiations with the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) have faced bureaucratic hurdles, and while the mayor’s persistence is commendable, residents remain impatient andrightfullyso. Afterall,healthisnotaluxury;it’sabasicright.

TheBottomLine

ThepeopleofManilva,Sabinillas,andthesurroundingareashaveshownresilienceandpatiencein the face of these ongoing challenges. But their frustration is reaching a boiling point. It’s time for meaningful change not promises, not political statements, but real action to ensure that no one hastochoosebetweenenduringpainorgoingintodebtjusttoseeadoctor.

MayorJiménez’spushtowardEsteponaisapositiveandnecessarystep,butitmustbematchedby regionalandnationalcommitment.Untilthen,thequestionremains:howlongmustresidentswait foranappointment,anambulance,ortheattentiontheircommunitytrulydeserves?

As we await a formal response from Mayor Mario Jiménez, we invite residents and business ownerstosharetheirthoughts,comments,andsuggestions. With open dialogue and collective effort, we can support the new mayor in developing positive, lasting solutions that continue to improvethequalityoflifeforeveryoneintheManilvaarea.

Pleasesendusanoteateditor@webexpressguide.comandweshallputitforwardtotheMayor foraresponse.

The Spanish Tax Agency has announced a major step forward in its digital transformation strategy

Beginning January 1, 2026, all companies will be required to use invoicing software that complies with Royal Decree 1007/2023, approved on December 5, 2023 From July 1, 2026, this obligation will also extend to all other businesses and self-employed professionals

This reform seeks to modernise billing processes, combat tax fraud, and ensure greater transparency in business transactions Under the new regulations, every invoicing system must:

• Generate invoice records in a secure and standardised format

• Include a QR code on all invoices and receipts.

• Allow submission of billing records to the Tax Agency while ensuring their integrity and traceability

Failure to comply with these obligations will lead to significant financial penalties, making it essential for businesses to adapt well before the deadline.

At the centre of this reform is the VERI*FACTU system a digital infrastructure that enables invoicing software to automatically transmit billing data to the Tax Agency in real time This system also allows both businesses and their clients to verify invoices and access additional tax assistance tools

For small and medium-sized enterprises, adopting VERI*FACTU is the most practical and cost-effective approach It eliminates the need to develop complex internal systems to ensure the immutability and traceability of invoices

From January 2026, invoices created using Word, Excel, or similar tools will no longer be valid All invoices must be generated by authorized software aligned with VERI*FACTU Once validated, invoices cannot be modified any correction must be made through a new document

Firms such as Limit Consulting are already assisting clients with this transition. Their in-house platform, Quipu, fully complies with VERI*FACTU and allows users to issue invoices, manage expenses, and ensure ongoing compliance all within one integrated tool Beyond providing the right software, Limit’s team also verifies client entries to ensure they meet all legal standards, offering the assurance that accounting records remain fully compliant

Many members of the English-speaking business community in Spain already rely on Limit Consulting, appreciating both the simplicity of Quipu and the advantage of receiving expert guidance in English

Now is the time for companies to prepare The shift to digital invoicing represents a decisive move toward greater transparency, efficiency, and modernisation in Spain’s tax landscape

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Whether you’re gathering with family or friends, Apricus offers the ideal setting to relax, unwind, and enjoy a delicious meal while taking in spectacular views of the port. Warm hospitality, great food, and stunning scenery – Apricus truly has it all.

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Tucked between the glamour of Sotogrande and the charm of Estepona, the municipality of Manilva with its coastal heart, Sabinillas offers an authentic taste of the Costa del Sol. November paints this corner of Málaga in soft sunlight and golden calm, a season when life slows down and every moment feels more genuine.

A COASTAL BREEZE AND LOCAL LIFE

In Sabinillas, mornings begin with the sound of waves and the smell of the sea. The promenade invites leisurely walks, coffee by the shore, and quiet reflection Locals greet one another as the fishing boats return, and the beach, though peaceful, still hums with life. It’s a beautiful reminder that this is a place where tradition and modern living meet effortlessly.

THE FLAVOUR OF MANILVA

Just a few minutes inland, Manilva’s white-washed village rises above rolling hills of vineyards Famous for its sweet Muscatel grapes, the town holds deep agricultural roots that give every meal and glass of wine a story. Autumn brings a natural rhythm to the area olive harvests, local produce, and recipes that reflect the season ’ s warmth: roasted meats, hearty stews, and local desserts that taste of home.

EXPERIENCES & DISCOVERIES

Explore the Vineyards: The landscape is dotted with small family plots and scenic walking routes that reveal the region’s agricultural heritage Walk the Coastal Path: The seaside walkway from Sabinillas offers tranquil views, connecting beaches, coves, and viewpoints ideal for a gentle stroll or a bicycle ride. Discover the Roman Baths: Nestled inland, ancient sulphur springs recall centuries of history and relaxation a perfect glimpse into the area ’ s past.

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THE SPIRIT OF PUERTO DE LA DUQUESA

With its whitewashed buildings, bobbing sailboats, and café terraces overlooking the marina, Puerto de la Duquesa is often called one of the most picturesque ports on the Costa del Sol. In November, it takes on a quieter elegance. Locals linger over long lunches, the sea glimmers softly in the afternoon light, and the sound of the masts swaying in the breeze replaces the buzz of summer crowds. It’s a perfect time for relaxed walks along the promenade, seaside dining, and enjoying the view as the sun dips below the horizon

CASTILLO DE LA DUQUESA

Just a short stroll west of the port lies the historic heart of the area Castillo de la Duquesa, a charming coastal village built around an 18th-century fortress Here, narrow streets and traditional houses preserve the spirit of old Andalusia. The castle itself stands proudly overlooking the sea, a silent guardian of centuries past. Nearby, you’ll find traces of Roman heritage, quiet beaches, and that unmistakable small-village warmth that makes you feel instantly welcome. November is the perfect time to explore the area at your own pace, free from crowds, when the light is soft and the air smells faintly of salt and jasmine.

LIFE IN DUQUESA VILLAGE

Nestled just above the coast, Duquesa Village offers serenity and sweeping views across the Mediterranean. With its landscaped gardens and panoramic terraces, it’s a peaceful retreat for those seeking calm and connection with nature. From here, it’s easy to appreciate the balance that defines Manilva sea, countryside, and tradition, all within a few minutes’ reach November mornings are ideal for walks through the hills, quiet reflection, or simply enjoying the stillness with a cup of coffee and a view that stretches all the way to Africa on clear days.

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Golf on the Costa del Sol is world-renowned, with glorious sunshine, beautiful fairways, and a thriving golfing community. Yet even in a region blessed with such incredible outdoor courses, indoor golf offers a range of unique advantages that every golfer–beginner or experienced–can enjoy.

One of the major benefits of indoor golf is consistency. Weather, daylight hours, and course availability no longer dictate when you can practise Even here on the Costa del Sol, windy days, scorching heat, unexpected rain, or simply busy schedules can disrupt your game. Indoor golf provides a comfortable, climate-controlled environment where you can focus entirely on improvement, any time of day, all year round

Technology is another big advantage. Modern indoor golf simulators provide detailed swing analysis, ball-tracking data, and incredibly realistic course simulations. This gives players the opportunity to refine technique, practise specific shots, and analyse performance in ways that outdoor play alone can’t always offer.

Indoor golf is also perfect for newcomers Without the pressure of being on a full course, new golfers can learn at their own pace, build confidence, and enjoy the sport in a relaxed and welcoming setting.

And now for some exciting news: an indoor golf venue is coming soon! Whether you’re a seasoned golfer looking to sharpen your skills, or someone eager to try something new, you’ll soon have a state-of-the-art indoor golfing experience right on your doorstep.

Authentic Andalusia with refined touches

With cobbled streets, historic charm and a vibrant local culture, San Roque in November offers warm hospitality, soulful food and a slower rhythm. It’s a beautiful moment to explore the town's heritage and enjoy the countryside.

CULTURE & HERITAGE

San Roque Old Town

White-washed streets, plazas, churches and viewpoints across the bay.

San Roque Museum Route

Roman history, military heritage and Gibraltar-era stories

Local Artisan Markets

Discover handmade products, olive oils, sweets and gifts.

NATURE & OUTDOORS

Guadiaro River Estuary Reserve

Birdwatching, soft trails and peaceful nature moments.

Los Alcornocales Natural Park (Nearby)

Cooler weather, magical forest walks and autumn foliage.

SEASONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Autumn gastronomy: stews, roasted meats, seasonal mushrooms

Local wine routes & bodega visits

Cultural events and community fiesta spirit

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San Roque in November is a celebration of tradition, local flavour and natural beauty perfect for travellers seeking authenticity and Andalusian soul.

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WHERE TRANQUILLITY MEETS TIMELESS STYLE

As autumn deepens along the Costa del Sol, Sotogrande embraces a quieter, more elegant rhythm. The marina glistens in softer light, golf greens stretch under golden skies, and sea breezes carry the promise of the festive season ahead. November here is all about slowing down enjoying the sunshine, the company, and the simple pleasures that make this destination so unique

THE ATMOSPHERE

November offers a gentler pace. With summer crowds gone, Sotogrande reveals its authentic character peaceful mornings, scenic walks, and evenings filled with conversation and warmth The air is crisp but never cold, making it the perfect time to rediscover the area ’ s natural beauty and calm coastal charm.

SEASONAL FLAVOURS

This is the season for comforting Mediterranean dishes, fresh local produce, and long, leisurely meals Whether dining overlooking the marina or tucked away in the countryside, November invites you to enjoy the flavours of the season from autumn vegetables and rich stews to fine local wines and freshly baked breads. Every table tells a story of slow living and genuine taste.

A HINT OF FESTIVITY

By mid-November, the first touches of the holiday season begin to appear Soft lights twinkle across terraces, festive menus are unveiled, and friends gather for end-of-year celebrations. It’s a time of connection and reflection to toast achievements, share good company, and look forward to the season ahead

Despite repeated promises to spearhead the global shift toward clean energy, the fossil fuel industry remains far from delivering on its commitments

A recent study by the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (ICTA-UAB), published in Nature Sustainability, reveals that the world’s leading oil and gas corporations hold control over only about 14% of renewable energy projects worldwide

The findings directly contradict the narrative promoted by major fossil fuel companies, which frequently portray themselves as central actors in combating climate change through their investments in green technologies Drawing on data from the Global Energy Monitor, the researchers examined the 250 largest oil and gas producers companies that together account for 88% of global hydrocarbon output. They identified over 3,100 renewable projects (including wind, solar, hydro, and geothermal) involving these companies, whether through direct ownership, subsidiaries, or acquisitions

The outcome was telling: just 20% of these corporations operate any renewable energy project at all, and renewable power accounts for a mere 01% of their total production These numbers paint a stark contrast to their sustainability rhetoric and climate pledges

This mismatch between corporate messaging and real-world action stands in sharp contrast to the industry’s public declarations about leading emissions reductions Data from Zero Carbon Analytics shows that among the 100 biggest oil and gas firms, nearly a quarter have announced greenhouse gas reduction goals for 2030, averaging a 43% cut in operational emissions While impressive on paper, these targets largely serve as public relations exercises rather than meaningful transformation.

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Lead researcher Marcel Llavero-Pasquina of ICTA-UAB summarized the situation bluntly: “Oil companies participation in renewable energy is negligible Their contribution to addressing the climate crisis should be judged only by how much fossil fuel they leave untapped.”

The study also delivers a pointed message to governments and institutions that continue to partner with fossil fuel companies under the illusion that they can drive the energy transition “After decades of broken promises, it’s time for public institutions and policymakers to recognize that the fossil fuel industry remains part of the problem not the solution These companies should not be deciding the future of climate and energy policy,” Llavero-Pasquina added

Julia Steinberger, a professor at the University of Lausanne, echoed this sentiment, noting that the findings confirm what many have long suspected: the oil, gas, and coal sectors are not truly shifting toward clean energy “Despite catchy slogans and green marketing, fossil fuel lobbyists still hold sway over political decision-making,” she said

Kasandra O’Malia, who leads the Global Solar Power Tracker at Global Energy Monitor, was even more direct: “Oil and gas firms are not investing in renewables to the extent they claim Their public commitments amount to nothing more than greenwashing” Ultimately, the research leaves a sobering conclusion: as long as oil giants prioritize extraction over genuine transformation, the much-touted “ energy transition” will remain a slogan rather than a reality proof that, as the saying goes, it’s a lot of talk and very little action

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Castañas:

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As November arrives, Spain awakens to the unmistakable aroma of castañas roasted chestnuts crackling on street corners, filling plazas and markets with the scent of autumn. More than just a seasonal snack, chestnuts hold deep cultural roots across the country, marking the transition into colder days and the start of cherished regional traditions.

Where You’ll Find Them

In November, chestnuts appear everywhere in Spanish daily life:

Street Roasters (Castañeras): Iconic kiosks and portable stands pop up, you can find one at the border of Gibraltar and Spain, Some in Sabinillas, and Estepona, just keep your eye out. Wrapped in newspaper cones, roasted castañas are the ultimate seasonal street treat.

Local Markets: Fresh chestnuts are sold in abundance at municipal markets like Madrid’s Mercado de la Paz, Barcelona’s La Boqueria, or Valencia’s Central Market, as well as weekly village markets across the country.

Supermarkets: Most national chains Mercadona, Carrefour, Alcampo stock fresh chestnuts, vacuum-packed roasted varieties, and even chestnut purée during the autumn season.

Festivals & Rural Fairs: In the north, traditional celebrations like Magosto (Galicia and León) and La Castañada(Catalonia) honor the chestnut harvest with communal fires, music, and mountains of roasted nuts.

A Seasonal Symbol

Chestnuts are more than food; they’re tied to memory and ritual. Many families prepare dishes like guiso de castañas, crema de castañas, or chestnut-stuffed roasts during November. Their presence signals a time of gathering, warmth, and the celebration of local landscapes.

As the year winds down and winter approaches, castañas remain a delicious reminder of Spain’s deep connection to its forests, its traditions, and the comforting flavours of the harvest season.

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