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The Cape Peñas Municipal Association has approved a transit area for motorhomes. The €125,000 project includes 13 parking spaces with water and electricity hookups, with implementation scheduled for summer.
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The Cape Peñas Municipal Association has approved a transit area for motorhomes. The €125,000 project includes 13 parking spaces with water and electr...
The Cape Peñas Municipal Association has approved a transit area for motorhomes. The €125,000 project includes 13 parking spaces with water and electricity hookups, with implementation scheduled for summer.
Updated: 20.06.2026
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