Marbella Town Hall has recently completed a new section of path in the Río Real area, providing a convenient connection between the beach and Calle Ignacio Coca. The wooden footbridge spans 250 meters in length, 3 meters in width, and covers a total surface area of over 800 square meters.

Mayor Ángeles Muñoz expressed her satisfaction with the project, highlighting the ongoing efforts to enhance accessibility along the municipality’s 27 kilometers of coastline. The newly established route from San Pedro Alcántara to Los Monteros marks a significant step forward, with plans to extend it to Bahía Marbella following the summer season.

In addition to the footbridge, two 60-meter long beach accesses have been constructed to further improve accessibility for residents and visitors who frequent the area for leisurely walks and exercise.

This development not only enhances the overall infrastructure of Marbella but also offers a more enjoyable experience for tourists exploring the sunny coast of Spain. Stay tuned for more updates on local projects and initiatives to make your visit to Marbella even more memorable.

(article translated and edited for a travel website focusing on Spain’s sunny coast)