This year, the road to the Cristo Rei statue has been upgraded and is now almost 100% pothole-less.\u00a0 It even has lights.\u00a0 It has new restaurants at Metiaut who have lifted the game a bit.<\/p>\n
Further down past the Metiaut restaurant strip, there are signs of increased development with a trend to building properties on the seaside of the road with 2 metre high fences around them.\u00a0 Maybe one day, you will not be able to see the sea from the road.<\/p>\n
Further along again, there is a big re-development of the Cristo Rei restaurant strip from Caz Bar onwards.\u00a0 Public toilets are being built at both ends and a new low stone wall alongside the road.\u00a0 Small statues sit each side of the numerous openings in this stone wall.\u00a0 A footpath is being constructed just over the wall.<\/p>\n
I can almost see the day when this area has sun lounges for hire.\u00a0 Although this may appeal to some, a typical OZ response to that is to find another beach.\u00a0 Anyway, welcome to Cristo Riviera.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This year, the road to the Cristo Rei statue has been upgraded and is now almost 100% pothole-less.\u00a0 It even has lights.\u00a0 It has new restaurants at Metiaut who have lifted the game a bit. Further down past the Metiaut … Continue reading