El Javea Town Hall has reported, through its beach status channel, the maritime part scheduled for this Wednesday, July 6.
As indicated by the beach lifeguard team of Red Cross Xàbia:
- Surf: The forecast marks swell peaks between 0,8 and 1 meter and wind from the Northeast.
- surf zones: some surf can be generated mainly in the surroundings of Cap Prim, the east face of l'Illa del Portitxol or the Cap Negre, as well as the First and Second Montañar, the granadella and the Arenal, in these last points slightly.
- Non-motorized sea excursions: the lifeguards indicate that if bathers plan to take an excursion along our coastline and navigate without a motor, they should take into account that currents can be generated that make it difficult to cross back from Cap Negre to Barraca, as well as from En Caló to Granadella.
- Northern area of Xàbia: it is not advisable to cross the Cap de San Antoni in the direction Cova Tallada by sea if you are not sailing by motor (especially between 12:00 and 18:00) as the wind can make progress difficult.
Recommendations
- Mobile charged and protected from water
- Inform family and/or friends of the route to be carried out with a possible return time.
- Inform yourself at the aid station closest to the exit of the specific risks of the area and maritime conditions of the day.
They will not pay any attention to them, there will always be some stupid people who risk their lives and make the members of the Red Cross risk it.
And, by the way, why does the City Council of the broken emitter of Arenal continue without saying anything? Nor does the Red Cross warn of the discharge of contaminated water 10 m from the beach. They put four red buoys, a crane came to fix it, and the emitter continues to pour its dirty water without bathers knowing. And they continue to bathe there, even with children.
Still not fixed?