On 25 May next we will be able to enjoy the beaches of Isla again, something that will make us very happy after so many sunny days in which we have not been able to get a tan or go for a swim. A great time to regain those feelings, to relive the coolness of a wave splashing us on the shore.
The most important thing is to look after everyone’s health and help prevent new infections that stop us from continuing to make progress and win back freedoms. Because what we most want at the Ecopark of Trasmiera is to enjoy, fully, our experiences in the Ecopark Centres and in natural spaces. We have great treasures to enjoy freely, but without taking a step back, without putting new lives at risk or having to close again the areas for shared living that we are gradually getting back.
It is time for us to learn to look after ourselves and others, especially by thinking about the most vulnerable people.
In this first phase of opening the beaches, in which we will still not have municipal lifeguard services and customer service, respecting the prevention rules must be an individual commitment for each person. If we all learn to do it properly and responsibly, we will avoid going backwards and having the limits on spaces for enjoying and shared coexisting once again imposed.
BASIC RULES:
- A social distance of 2 metres between people or cohabiting groups must be respected, in accordance with the model explained in the information signs that will be in each beach.
- Using a face mask will only be mandatory when, for any reason, the social distance cannot be kept (for example, access points).
- During swimming, the safety distance must also be respected and any interpersonal contact avoided.
- Services that involve contact and the risk of infection, such as toilets, showers and foot-baths, will remain closed.
- ! HELP US GUARANTEE EVERYONE’S HEALTH!
