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The new map of the west has different tourism resources such as paths, climbing and diving spots.

In this first edition was commissioned by the City of Cartagena thousand copies submitted to the Office of Tourism and Municipal Services Institute of Western Coast.

The Councillor for Tourism, Javier Herrero, and Director of Municipal Services Institute of the Coast, Gabriel Ruiz, presented the plan Active tourism resources of the area west of Cartagena.

Javier Smith explained that the presentation is intended to develop tourist attractions that the environment of Sierra de la Muela and Cape Tiñoso, as to matters of active and nature tourism.

The council has also reported the enhancement of the signaling that is taking place in the eight trails in the area that can be driven in one day.

Smith explained that they have a march of 10 000 steps with the name from church to church to connect the nuclei of the Azohía and Isla Plana.

Smith added that the plane appears also the GR92 long distance footpath, which is the current E12 is the European path.

Also, the route of trails with batons, a Nordic walking and other mountain bike course.

The mayor stressed that all these trails are marked, others in signaling pathways and is intended to value the neighbor, visitors and active tourism tourist can enjoy this great environment.

In terms not only marked trails, but also climbing areas are 5, 19 dive sites in the western Cape Tiñoso-Sierra de la Muela.

Furthermore, in the plane are all emergency numbers, places of tourist information, web links to all information in the area, the whole meaning of the signaling pathways, and all indications of how to behave in natural environment and enjoy and preserve.

In short, Smith has reiterated that the idea has been to translate in a plane all the resources in employment and go from there everything you need to develop this area in terms of hiking, climbing, diving and sustainable and responsible tourism.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena