


The activity will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and there will be environmental educators to raise awareness about the importance of keeping the coast clean.
The Department of the Environment of Benidorm City Council and the Mundomar Foundation have organised a seabed clean-up day for today, Saturday, 7 September, which will run from the beginning of Levante beach in Torrejó to Mal Pas beach, covering the entire area of the Castell cliff, a place with difficult access.
The event, which is being held to mark International Diver's Day, will take place from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and will be attended by divers from the Mundomar Foundation, the Fire Department, the region and volunteers. The Councillor for the Environment and Beaches, Mónica Gómez, indicated at the presentation of the initiative that the aim is to "raise awareness of the importance of caring for the seabed, the beaches, of not leaving objects behind, etc."
To this end, there will be environmental workshops led by an educator who will explain to the attendees everything that will be done during the day and will raise awareness about the need to keep the coast clean. This initiative will also have the collaboration and support of the Local Police and the concessionaire of the beaches, RA Benidorm.
Gómez has encouraged “everyone, and especially the youngest, to come and see how this event unfolds and to learn first-hand the importance of caring for the sea.”
Javier Sánchez, from the Mundomar Foundation, explained that the workshops “will show the little ones that many things can be made, such as toys, with what is collected from the sea.” Sánchez recalled that a few years ago they also carried out another cleaning day, this time in Rincón de Loix, “in which we took out from the seabed many objects, utensils, bags, plastics, etc.”
Mónica Gómez, finally, recalled that the beaches of Benidorm have a comprehensive system that cleans the sands several times a day. “But this type of event also helps to preserve underwater flora and fauna in places that are not easy to access and require more specialized personnel, such as divers.”
Benidorm, Altea and neighbouring towns prepare for a packed week of celebrations and activities
Costa Blanca, Spain – March 2026 – The Costa Blanca is preparing for a vibrant week of events, with resorts across the region offering everything from major festivals and live entertainment to cultural activities and outdoor experiences.
Benidorm
Benidorm is at the heart of the action this week. The internationally renowned Fallas Festival continues until 19 March, bringing fireworks, parades and the traditional “La Cremà”. The resort also celebrates St Patrick’s Day on 17 March, with thousands expected to gather in the Rincón de Loix area for live music, themed parties and all-day entertainment.
Altea
Altea offers a more relaxed atmosphere, with artisan markets, exhibitions and cultural events taking place in the picturesque Old Town. The town remains a popular destination for visitors seeking a quieter, more traditional Spanish experience.
Alfaz del Pi / Albir
Alfaz del Pi and nearby Albir continue to host a programme of local events, including live music, community activities and cultural gatherings, popular with both residents and visitors.
La Nucía
Motorsport takes centre stage in La Nucía this week with the Rally La Nucía, attracting competitors and spectators from across the region for several days of high-speed action.
Villajoyosa
Known for its colourful seafront, Villajoyosa is welcoming visitors with guided tours, coastal walks and its famous chocolate heritage experiences, offering a more laid-back alternative to the larger resorts.
Finestrat
Finestrat provides a quieter escape, with local events, occasional live music and a range of outdoor activities including hiking and excursions to nearby natural attractions.
A spokesperson for the tourism sector said:
"This week really showcases everything the Costa Blanca has to offer – from major international celebrations in Benidorm to cultural and outdoor experiences across the region."
With warm spring weather and a diverse calendar of events, the Costa Blanca continues to attract visitors looking for both excitement and relaxation.



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