Yesterday the Beach Management Body met, which brings together technicians and politicians with responsibilities in the management of the Calp coastline and the concessionary companies of the services that are developed on Calp's beaches (rental of hammocks and umbrellas, lifeguards, nautical facilities, etc. .). The objective of this meeting was to carry out an analysis and balance of the situation of the beaches during the summer season and to share the needs and improvements for the next season.
Among the points discussed is the Analysis of satisfaction of the users of the beaches in the 2021 season, a document that collects the complaints and suggestions received about the management of the beaches and also analyzes the results of the satisfaction survey of the users of beaches.
Throughout the bathing season, 45 complaints were received, including 13 about the poor condition of the footbaths, 7 about the excess of sunbeds and umbrellas, 4 about complaints about the existence of cigarette butts, 5 about the lack of capacity control, 3 about nautical activities outside the beacon area, 2 due to noise from other users and the rest refers to very diverse issues such as the shore reserve, few playgrounds, crowds, about the informants, suggestion of implementing smoke-free beaches, etc.
As for the survey, it is the first time that it has been carried out and it was disseminated at the beginning of the season through posters with a QR code at the entrances to the beaches. Usually
Calp's beaches receive a score of 4 (good) between a rating of 1 (very bad) and 5 (very good). The services most valued by users have been assisted bathing, lifeguards, informants, nautical activities and the rental service of sunbeds and umbrellas that receive a rating of 5. The cleanliness of the beaches receives a rating of 4 (good ).
Although they approve the assessment, the worst rated services are public toilets (3 points, adequate) due to their scarcity and the operation of footbaths (3 points, adequate). The number of sunbeds and umbrellas on the beach is also valued as excessive.
Among the 467 questioned, 42'6 enjoyed the Arenal-Bol beach and 41'9 enjoyed the Fossa beach, followed by the Cantal Roig beach, Cala Calalaga, Cala Racó and Puerto Blanco beach.
At the meeting of the Beaches Management Body, the mayor, Ana SalaHe pointed out that the priority for the next summer season focuses on renovating the footbath infrastructure to improve service and studying the possibility of expanding public toilets on the beaches.
