Tuesday, September 16, 2025
Tenerife Weekly
  • Home
  • About
  • El Diario
  • Diario de Avisos
  • El Dia
  • Europa Press
  • La Laguna
  • El Digital Sur
  • Atlantico
  • Press Releases
  • Essentials
  • Blog
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • About
  • El Diario
  • Diario de Avisos
  • El Dia
  • Europa Press
  • La Laguna
  • El Digital Sur
  • Atlantico
  • Press Releases
  • Essentials
  • Blog
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
Tenerife Weekly
No Result
View All Result
Home El Dia

Work begins to facilitate the use of Cabezo beach for the disabled

April 19, 2022
in El Dia
Reading Time: 3 mins read
0
Work begins to facilitate the use of Cabezo beach for the disabled
3
SHARES
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter


Around 100,000 euros is the necessary investment to improve the conditions of El Puertito de Güímar beach with the aim of facilitating and promoting greater use of it by the population with motor disabilities. Yesterday began the works contemplated in the improvement of accessibility to the section that configures the so-called Cabezo or L beach, popularly. In short, “it is about placing walkways that make it possible for people with reduced mobility to reach the water”, in the words of the Councilor for Urban Planning, Airam Puerta.

The works will last for two and a half months and the project that is being executed was drawn up by a technical architect from the Güímar City Council, during the period in which the responsibility for the area fell to Councilor Beatriz Perdomo, “whom I thank for her involvement », added the also first deputy mayor.

The work includes, in addition to railings built with stainless steel, the placement of easily removable concrete plan. “Thanks to these platforms, many people will finally be able to enjoy the benefits of bathing in the sea autonomously,” the councilor recalled.

There will be two access routes to the sea made with removable concrete walkways


decoration

Gustavo Pérez, mayor of Güimaro, values ​​this action by the Urban Planning area “because it responds to a demand and a need on the part of the resident population, in the locality and in the municipality.” A line of work in which “there are many things to do and in which notable progress is being made”.

With these actions, the Councilor for Urban Planning points out, “we continue to make progress in our commitment to making El Puertito de Güímar a place with greater accessibility and mobility, a benchmark on the Island, so that our elderly and all people with reduced mobility can enjoy the beach with all the guarantees».

The work on the Cabezo beach, “I am aware”, will generate “inconveniences” for the users of this bathing area. “For this reason, I ask for understanding and apologize for any possible inconvenience,” says Puerta.

The accessible bathing area will encompass 1,770 square meters. It will have a circuit or corridor made with removable prefabricated concrete walkways to direct users to an exclusive rest platform, the two access routes to the water with aquatic chairs and the four showers, made with prefabricated modules to facilitate the general use of the same in the days of massive occupation.

They will also have an exclusive rest platform, aquatic chairs and four showers.


decoration

Airam Puerta highlights that, in parallel, this action is synchronized with the already executed accessibility in eleven of the streets of El Puertito. The objective of this other project, aside from the actual accessibility of these roads in the nucleus, is to “provide citizens with reduced mobility with an access circuit free of architectural barriers to the bathing areas of La Charcada beach and the beach of El Cabezo”, as stated in the municipal project.



Source link

Related Posts

The Three Defendants Stabbed and Brutally Assaulted the Victim
El Dia

The Three Defendants Stabbed and Brutally Assaulted the Victim

September 15, 2025
Water Crisis in Tenerife: Demand Surges as Reserves Dwindle
El Dia

Water Crisis in Tenerife: Demand Surges as Reserves Dwindle

September 15, 2025
Canary Names: The “Small Cove” That Inspired One of Tenerife’s Most Touristic Areas
El Dia

Canary Names: The “Small Cove” That Inspired One of Tenerife’s Most Touristic Areas

September 14, 2025
No Result
View All Result

Latest Blog Articles

  • Blog
Tenerife’s Ocean Giants: Unforgettable Whale Watching Experiences

Tenerife’s Ocean Giants: Unforgettable Whale Watching Experiences

21 hours ago
El Médano: A Hidden Gem for Windsurfing Enthusiasts

El Médano: A Hidden Gem for Windsurfing Enthusiasts

4 days ago
Protected: Tenerife Femenino Breaks Records as 22,000 Fans Pack Stadium in Historic Night for Women’s Football

Protected: Tenerife Femenino Breaks Records as 22,000 Fans Pack Stadium in Historic Night for Women’s Football

4 days ago
Protected: Why Solo Travellers Are Absolutely Obsessed with Tenerife (And You Will Be Too)

Protected: Why Solo Travellers Are Absolutely Obsessed with Tenerife (And You Will Be Too)

4 days ago
Sun, Sand, and Serenity: Your Guide to Los Cristianos Beach

Sun, Sand, and Serenity: Your Guide to Los Cristianos Beach

7 days ago
Tenerife’s Hidden Gems: The Enchantment of Black Sand Beaches

Tenerife’s Hidden Gems: The Enchantment of Black Sand Beaches

1 week ago
No Result
View All Result

News Highlights

Emergency in Tenerife: Firefighters Rescue Child Trapped in Car

Tenerife Cabildo Bans Open Fires in Forests and Advises Against Using Trails

Drago Gran Canaria on the Eviction of a Family with Six Minors: “Effective Measures Against Homelessness Are Not Being Implemented”

The Three Defendants Stabbed and Brutally Assaulted the Victim

Heat Returns: Temperatures Set to Reach 34°C This Tuesday in the Canary Islands

A Man Dies After Being Evacuated to Tenerife Following Arrival in El Hierro by Small Boat

Trending News

Approval Granted for the Construction of Two Small Power Stations to Prevent Blackouts in Tenerife
Atlantico

Approval Granted for the Construction of Two Small Power Stations to Prevent Blackouts in Tenerife

by Admin
September 16, 2025
0

Canary Islands Approves Power Generation Plants to Prevent Blackouts The Canary Islands' Ministry for Ecological Transition and...

25th Anniversary of “La Laguna World Heritage”: Celebrations of Christ and St. Michael

25th Anniversary of “La Laguna World Heritage”: Celebrations of Christ and St. Michael

September 16, 2025
Photographs and Chorus of Summer Songs (LVII)

Photographs and Chorus of Summer Songs (LVII)

September 15, 2025
Emergency in Tenerife: Firefighters Rescue Child Trapped in Car

Emergency in Tenerife: Firefighters Rescue Child Trapped in Car

September 15, 2025
Tenerife Cabildo Bans Open Fires in Forests and Advises Against Using Trails

Tenerife Cabildo Bans Open Fires in Forests and Advises Against Using Trails

September 15, 2025
Tenerife Weekly

© 2025 Tenerife Weekly

Navigate Site

  • Tenerife Forum
  • Tenerife Travel Shop
  • Ask Tenerife
  • Canarian News
  • Privacy
  • Contact

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • About
  • El Diario
  • Diario de Avisos
  • El Dia
  • Europa Press
  • La Laguna
  • El Digital Sur
  • Atlantico
  • Press Releases
  • Essentials
  • Blog
  • Contact

© 2025 Tenerife Weekly