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ARCHIVED - Access controls begin for Calblanque Regional Park, Monte de las Cenizas and Peña del Águila
The capacity of the parking area is limited and during the summer months a bus service operates to reduce the environmental impact on the natural park
The regional government has initiated the management of the parking access and transit of visitors and motor vehicles to the protected area of Calblanque Regional Park, Monte de las Cenizas and Peña del Águila in anticipation of an increase in the number of visitors expected during the warmer months, as has been the case since 2016.
The access controls will be in place for 113 days, starting from today (April 1), coinciding with the Easter holidays, during the holidays and weekends of April, May and June and on weekdays from June 21 to July 9.
During these periods, a surveillance team will supervise the access and correct parking of motor vehicles to the beach area to ensure that capacity in the parking areas is not exceeded, and does not spill over into natural areas outside of the pre-determined parking spaces. Once this capacity has been reached, access to these areas will not be allowed.
The ‘summer programme’ will start on Saturday, June 26 and will be in operation until Sunday, August 29, for a total of 55 days. In this period, motor vehicle access to the beach area will be limited from 9 am and a beach access bus service will be launched. Motor vehicle access to the beach area will not be allowed at night (after 20:30).
The Order also establishes the prohibition of any camping activity (any variety of refuge or improvised camp) and the presence of dogs on beaches is not permitted during this period due to it being the reproductive period for the Loggerhead Turtle (Caretta caretta), as well as the need to have environmental authorization for sport fishing. and recreational activities within the park and regulation of climbing in Cabezo de la Fuente, among other activities.
The natural park is a beautiful area for walking and has a visitor centre in which information about the natural beaches, flora and fauna and suggested routes can be found. Click for further information about the Calblanque regional park.