A new restaurant, Las Salinas del Carmen, opens at the Salt Museum at Las Salinas on February 28th.
The restaurant will be open every day (except Wednesdays)from 10.00-16.00.  It will specialise in seafood.  The restaurant is decorated with recycled materials.
https://www.ondafuerteventura.es/el-chef...oYIT7WfvVk

from RTVAC:

The City of La Oliva presents the poster of El Carmen 2019, a program to enjoy a safe, participatory, clean and inclusive parties

The Events will take place from July 6 to 21, with the maritime procession scheduled on Tuesday, the 16th.

The City of La Oliva announced this morning the program of the Fiestas del Carmen 2019, which will take place between July 6 and 21.

The mayor of La Oliva, Isaí Blanco, led an act in which the councilors of the areas that collaborate in t

Morning walk yesterday took us to Salinas Del Carmen, a nice small rustic fishing village, just south of Caleta, home to the Salt Museum (Museo de la Sal).  The church is a modern build with a very nice carved door.

There are 2 restaurants there, both good in my opinion, one is in the village closed Monday & Tuesday and one is at the museum run by the owners of Volcano, a very good restaurant in Caleta. The one at the Museum is only open at lunchtime, see photo.

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Radio Sintonia:

La Salinas del Carmen: the importance of salt in the history of our island.

The Salinas de El Carmen come from the historic Salinas de La Hondurilla dating back to approximately 1800. Declared a monument in 2002, they are the first salt harvest on the island.

More than 200 years of history
These were expanded in successive years reaching in 1910 its current configuration being already owner D. Manuel Velázquez Cabrera, currently occupying 28,320 m2 and as with the old