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Warning not to swim at two beaches in Marbella remains in place throughout the weekend

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Warning not to swim at two beaches in Marbella remains in place throughout the weekend
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The recommendation not to enter the water in specific areas of the Marbella beaches of Los Monteros and El Cable-Río Real will remain in ... force throughout the weekend. Official sources at Marbella town hall have confirmed to SUR that they are awaiting the results of a new water quality analysis, which are expected this coming Monday. This precautionary measure follows the latest tests carried out by the regional government, which detected abnormal levels of the bacterium Escherichia coli (E. coli).

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Original publisherSur in English
Canonical URLhttps://www.surinenglish.com/malaga/marbella-san-pedro/advice-swim-beaches-20260725191558-nt.html
Publication timeSat, 25 Jul 2026 19:27:53 +0200
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Last seen2026-07-25T20:19:03.161Z
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Marbella Warning not to swim at two beaches in Marbella remains in place throughout the weekend The affected areas are the beaches of Los Monteros and El Cable-Río Real, where tests carried out by the regional government have returned positive results for E. coli Añádenos en Google Los Monteros beach, one of those affected. (Salvador Salas) Matías Stuber 25/07/2026 a las 19:27h. The recommendation not to enter the water in specific areas of the Marbella beaches of Los Monteros and El Cable-Río Real will remain in ... force throughout the weekend. Official sources at Marbella town hall have confirmed to SUR that they are awaiting the results of a new water quality analysis, which are expected this coming Monday.

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