Mijas extends the season and increases the number of spots at the Entrerríos Hostel

José Carlos García

Mijas

The Mijas City Council has decided to enhance the summer season at the Entrerríos Hostel by increasing both the duration of the program and the number of available spots, including those designated for inclusion. As a major new feature, this year's campaign includes an additional shift during the first week of September, which increases the total offering and "makes it easier for more families to access this experience," according to the Council, emphasizing that the new programming "consolidates this space as one of the main alternatives for educational leisure and coexistence for children and young people in the municipality."

The summer season at the municipal hostel is an opportunity for children to enjoy their holidays and also an alternative for parents to balance work and family life. This year, the Mijas City Council is offering a total of 650 spots, 300 of which are for daytime stays and 350 for overnight stays, across the eight planned shifts, the first of which is from June 24 to June 28 and the last from August 31 to September 4. Three of these shifts will specifically focus on inclusion, thus, the Council points out, "reinforcing the municipal commitment to equal opportunities and the participation of all children, regardless of their circumstances."

The program is adapted to different age groups, ranging from 4 to 15 years old. During their stay, in a privileged natural environment like Entrerríos, children will be able to enjoy sports activities, educational workshops, group dynamics, and healthy leisure proposals, all under the supervision of qualified personnel. Additionally, for the first time, users of the inclusion shift will also visit the AquaMijas water park. The hostel aims to promote values such as coexistence, personal autonomy, respect for the environment, and teamwork, in a safe and enriching atmosphere.

Pre-registration and prices

The pre-registration period will open on May 12 at 9:00 AM, and applications can be submitted either in person at municipal facilities or through the electronic headquarters. The price for residents for a five-day daytime stay will be 54 euros and 102 euros for a twelve-day period. For non-residents, the cost will range between 108 and 195 euros depending on the type of stay.

With the expansion of shifts and inclusive spots, the City Council ensures that it "continues to advance in its commitment to families, offering accessible, quality resources adapted to the real needs of the citizens."

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