The Costa del Sol will have 102 marked channels on its beaches


The Costa del Sol will have 102 marked channels on its beaches
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18 May 2026
Málaga
Costa del Sol News

José Rodríguez Cámara

Torremolinos

15/05/2026 Updated at 15:51h.

The Association of Municipalities of the Western Costa del Sol is in charge of beach demarcation. With this signage, the 21 jet ski circuits planned for this coastal area will be established, with three in Torremolinos; one in Benalmádena, six in Estepona, two in Fuengirola, one in Manilva, seven in Marbella, and one in Mijas.

The Demarcation Plan includes 20 channels in Torremolinos, 10 in Benalmádena; 3 in Casares; 14 in Estepona; 9 in Fuengirola; 7 in Manilva; 27 in Marbella and 10 in Mijas. Of these, there are 2 for kite surfing, one in Mijas and another in Marbella, totaling 102 channels.

For the installation and maintenance, which is underway, a contract has been signed that will last five months, including two fifteen-day periods for setup and removal, leaving four full months of operational use, until October 25.

215,652.75

Euros

The implementation of this service will involve an investment of 215,652.75 euros.

The implementation of this service will involve an investment of 215,652.75 euros.

Specifically, 86,000 meters of demarcation with buoys every 200 meters. Thus, in Manilva there will be 6,500; in Casares 2,600; in Estepona 22,200; in Marbella 24,000; in Mijas 10,700; in Fuengirola 6,000; in Benalmádena 8,000 and in Torremolinos 5,900.

Vessels and parks

The Association installs 29 channels, of which there are 15 for motorboats, 8 for non-motorized boats, 4 attached for non-motorized boats, and 2 for kite surfing. In addition, there are two marked swimming channels in Marbella.

Regarding water parks, there will be one in Benalmádena, another in Estepona, three in Fuengirola, five in Marbella, one in Mijas, and one in Manilva, making a total of twelve. Additionally, Marbella will have four adapted swimming areas.

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