By Anna Ellis • Updated: 19 Sep 2022 • 19:03
Nearly two hundred people join Almeria's Sustainable Cycle Ride. Image: Image: Ayuntamiento de Almeria
The event consisted of a ten-kilometre bike ride through the Vega de Aca to the beach and back, all in a fun family atmosphere.
In addition to enjoying the ride, there were various workshops for youngsters and areas for advice and maintenance of bicycles.
The Mayoress of Almeria, María Vazquez, confirmed that: “I think that activities like this are very interesting to promote, especially among children, very healthy sporting values that encourage sustainable mobility, which is the aim of this Mobility Week.”
The Mayoress also added that in the city “we have more than 80 kilometres of cycle lanes and the City Council will continue to support sustainable mobility, electric transport and everything that involves the elimination of the carbon footprint and the impact of climate change on cities.”
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Originally from Derbyshire, Anna has lived in the middle of nowhere on the Costa Blanca for 19 years. She is passionate about her animal family including four dogs and four horses, musicals and cooking.
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