The 1,000 square meters reserved for dogs and their families on the Gavà beach have extended hours during the bathing season this summer. This has been confirmed by the Baix Llobregat Town Hall in a statement.
Specifically, the enclave will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. until September 24. It’s two hours more than last year. The beach for dogs has capacity for 75 dogs and 100 people. All animals that come must be registered.
On the other hand, Gavà beach has incorporated a new watchtower equipped with “the latest technologies to offer more security to bathers”. Another novelty is a “pergola to generate a shaded space reserved for people with disabilities.”
In addition, the shared electric bicycle service of the Barcelona Metropolitan Area, Ambici, has two nearby stations, explained the City Council, which also recalled the limitations on the use of water due to the drought situation, which prevents the use of showers and the footbaths
The acting mayor of Gavà , Gemma Badia, has assured that the town’s beaches “continue to be a benchmark in quality due to their maintenance, their services and their sustainability”. “The contribution of sand that has been made is another aspect that helps maintain excellence,” she added.
