The Sant Antoni de Portmany City Council has taken swift action to reopen the captivating beaches of Cala Gració and Cala Gracioneta after promptly addressing an issue with the E. coli indicator levels. Following the necessary steps and informing the Ministry of Health, it has been confirmed that the repeat sample taken on Wednesday meets the recommended rates, ensuring the safety and well-being of beachgoers.
Initially, these two stunning coves were temporarily closed due to exceeding the permissible values of the E. coli bacterium, as part of the council’s commitment to maintaining high standards of hygiene and public health. With the situation now resolved, visitors can once again indulge in the pristine beauty and crystal-clear waters of Cala Gració and Cala Gracioneta.
The Department of the Environment, in collaboration with relevant authorities, is diligently investigating the causes and origin of the potential wastewater contribution in order to prevent any future recurrences of this nature. This proactive approach demonstrates the council’s dedication to mitigating negative environmental impacts and ensuring the utmost convenience for all beach enthusiasts.
Discover the charm of Sant Antoni’s reopened beaches and bask in the tranquility of Cala Gració and Cala Gracioneta. With their idyllic settings and renewed cleanliness, these picturesque coastal gems are ready to embrace visitors once again, inviting them to enjoy the breathtaking beauty and soothing ambiance of this Mediterranean paradise.
