'Planea tu Finde', the new free and healthy leisure program for youth in Marbella arrives
The City Council offers 14 activities this spring, including visits to parks such as Sea Life or Bioparc, dolphin watching, or karting.
The Marbella City Council is offering 14 activities this spring season as part of the new free and healthy leisure program for young people, 'Plan Your ... Weekend'. Councilor Alejandro González noted that it "aims to engage the population aged between 14 and 35 years with various proposals from the province, also continuing the initiatives carried out in summer and autumn." "At this time of year, there are citizens within this demographic who stay in the city and demand new actions," he indicated. In this regard, he detailed that 'Plan Your Weekend' "includes a wide range, among which are excursions organized directly by the Youth Department."
In this way, the councilor has announced an outing on April 18th that combines three experiences: a visit to the Benalmádena cable car, entry to Sea Life, and a zip line activity in Alhaurín de la Torre (Sunview Park), "considered one of the largest in Europe." This excursion will include free bus transportation, with departures from Marbella and San Pedro Alcántara at 09:00 and 09:30 respectively, as well as free access to all scheduled activities. Additionally, the program includes other proposals where participants will need to travel on their own, such as a day at Aventura Amazonia on May 2nd at 10:00, as well as two karting competitions to be held in Estepona and Mijas on April 25th at 11:00 and May 8th at 17:00, respectively, which will include prizes for the participants.
Free Passes and Registrations
Furthermore, the councilor highlighted that another major new feature within this program are the so-called 'free passes', which will allow beneficiaries to carry out different activities at the time of their choosing. Available options include visits to Laberintus Park (Humilladero), the Benalmádena Ferris wheel, Butterfly Park (Benalmádena), Bioparc (Fuengirola), Lobo Park (Antequera), the Automobile and Fashion Museum of Málaga, the Cueva del Tesoro (Rincón de la Victoria) and boat trips for dolphin watching from Benalmádena.
Registrations are now available through the Marbella City Council website. As with 'Young Summer' and 'Young Autumn', each participant can opt for one organized activity and one free pass, in order to ensure that as many young people as possible can benefit from the program. The collection of passes will be carried out at the Marbella Youth Department or the San Pedro Alcántara Tourist Office, upon confirmation by email.
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