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Marjaleria bus service launched, Ferrandis Salvador free parking closed to motorhomes

15.06.2026 14:42 1 min 1 source
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Marjaleria bus service launched, Ferrandis Salvador free parking closed to motorhomes
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A circular bus line connecting Marjaleria with the beach area has started operating. The route includes about 30 stops and will run until September 13. The free parking lot on Ferrandis Salvador Street has been reserved exclusively for cars and motorcycles until September 15, with motorhome parking prohibited.

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