By Matthew Roscoe • Updated: 30 Jun 2022 • 16:06
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Elche’s mayor of Tourism of Elche, Carles Molina, announced on Tuesday, June 28 that the long-awaited works on Costa Blanca’s Arenales del Sol beach had begun and hoped that “they will be finished in the shortest possible time.”
Elche City Council said that they plan to ensure that repair works to the pipes and the pumping station “are completed as soon as possible.”
The lack of water in the footbaths together with the uncovered pipes running through the sand
has led to constant complaints in recent weeks.
The beaches of Arenales del Sol and Gran Alacant’s Carabassi beach have already seen a huge surge in tourists in recent weeks, while the number of complaints have doubled.
However, Carles Molina explained away complaints at a plenary session on Monday, June 27, stating that “the summer bathing season doesn’t start until July 1.”
On Monday, May 16, users of Elche’s Los Arenales del Sol were treated to wonderful sight when a pod of dolphins were spotted swimming in front of the beach.
In fact, a group of ten dolphins were spotted diving off Costa Blanca’s Los Arenales del Sol located in the municipality of Elche, Alicante.
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