Rincón de la Victoria will activate its beach facilities on June 1st with the reopening of showers and foot washes.
The comprehensive deployment will include 22 rescue professionals, coastal cleaning boats, and restrooms open until night. 'One Million Steps for Epilepsy': The charitable initiative of Rincón de la Victoria.
The Rincón de la Victoria Town Hall will launch its special beach program on June 1, a comprehensive plan that will coordinate security, rescue, cleaning, and maintenance services until September 15. A major new feature this summer season is that, thanks to the town’s normal hydrological situation, all beach showers and footbaths will be fully operational, which represents a significant improvement over previous years, although authorities insist on their responsible use.
The security, prevention, and surveillance service will be active from Monday to Sunday with uninterrupted hours from 12:00h to 20:00h. A team of 22 professionals from Provita—including lifeguards, medical staff, and a coordinator—will watch over swimmers from a dozen surveillance towers and a main module, maintaining constant coordination with the Local Police and Civil Protection. For rescues and immediate assistance, the plan includes intervention vehicles, bicycles, and watercraft such as a jet ski with an approved stretcher, all supported by a municipal investment of 304,132.55 euros.
Regarding environmental health, starting on the same date, the surface water cleaning service of the coastline will begin, awarded to Servimar Axarquía. Using specialized boats operating from 10:00h to 18:00h, the removal of floating solid waste such as plastics, jellyfish, or scum will be carried out in the area between La Cala del Moral and Torre de Benagalbón. Concurrently, all 17 public restroom modules will be fully opened from 08:00h to 22:00h, a service that will include daily reinforcement of disinfection and cleaning, including the access walkways to the sand.
Coinciding with the start of this deployment, the Town Hall has published a municipal edict regulating the use of the coast. Among the main new regulations, the installation of private tents up to 3x3 meters is authorized, provided they are placed at a minimum of 15 meters from the high tide line, while the use of closed camping tents and camping is prohibited.
Finally, the edict confirms the existence of smoke-free zones where smoking is completely prohibited in selected stretches of the three maritime centers. Additionally, authorities remind that the use of barbecues or bonfires, reserving physical space on the sand by leaving empty umbrellas, or fishing from the shore or underwater between 09:00h and 22:00h is not allowed to ensure the total peace and coexistence of users.
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