Marbella renews more than 1,000 meters of boardwalks on the beaches and expands their width up to three meters

The Marbella City Council is carrying out the renovation of more than 1,000 meters of boardwalks on various beaches in the municipality with the goal of improving accessibility for users ahead of the summer season. The councilor for the area, Diego López, highlighted that this action "responds to the commitment and the bet of the Municipality for the coastal infrastructure, making them increasingly comfortable and safe for locals and visitors, especially for people with reduced mobility and families using baby strollers."

The councilor specified that the works include the replacement of existing boardwalks with new structures that reach three meters in width, compared to the 1.80 meters and in some cases 1.50 meters they had until now, to optimize transit. The initiative is being developed on the beaches of Cabopino, Pinillo, Cable, Bajadilla, Venus, Faro, Levante de Puerto Banús, Nueva Andalucía, San Pedro Alcántara, and Guadalmina, thus strengthening the network of accesses at different points of the municipal area.

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López explained that "in addition to the increase in width, the new boardwalks also extend their length and, in some areas, will stretch almost to the seashore, which will facilitate access and enjoyment of the bathing area." He also emphasized that "these types of actions are part of the municipal strategy to continue raising the quality of the services offered by our beaches and ensure that the local coastline continues to be a tourist benchmark."