The Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) has completed the installation of a children’s playground on the cruise ship quay in the port of Maó.
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It has a marine theme
A new children’s playground on the cruise ship quay in the port of Maó It has a marine theme
Maó
This will allow work to resume on the new walkway that will connect Cala Corb with the d’en Pons quay, which is expected to begin in November.
The transfer of coral colonies affected by the work on the pontoons for sports boats in Cala Corb has begun
Maó
The total area of intervention is 754.5 square metres
Puertos y Litorales Sostenibles (Sustainable Ports and Coastlines), chosen as the best solution for the management of a dry marina facility for small charter boats in the port of La Savina
La Savina
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