City’s beaches continue to lead with eight Blue Flag accolades

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City’s beaches continue to lead with eight Blue Flag accolades
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The City’s Recreation and Parks Department is proud to announce that eight of its beaches have been awarded prestigious Blue Flag status for the 2024/25 season.

The City’s Recreation and Parks Department is proud to announce that eight of its beaches have been awarded prestigious Blue Flag status for the 2024/25 season,This coveted international recognition is given to beaches that meet high standards of environmental management, water quality, safety and services and environmental education.

The City’s continued success in securing Blue Flag status highlights its ongoing dedication to maintaining these standards, ensuring that our coastline remains a safe and enjoyable destination for residents and visitors alike. At a national ceremony held in Cape Town on 28 October, the Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa announced the Blue Flag and Green Coast awards for the 2024/25 season. This annual event, first introduced in 2001, celebrates excellence in coastal management and sustainable tourism., marinas and tourism boats through strict criteria that help ensure the integrity of our marine and coastal resources for generations to come.

‘Today, we celebrate beaches, marinas, and tourism boat operators that have met the stringent requirements for Blue Flag status, as well as the passionate people behind these efforts. WESSA’s Blue Flag and Green Coast Programmes work collaboratively with the City to address critical environmental issues affecting coastal environmental management, and the well-being of people who enjoy these eco-systems.

A key focus this season will be the promotion of water safety. Lifeguards will be on duty and safety information will be prominently displayed at each Blue Flag beach to ensure a safe and enjoyable beach experience. To support this goal, the City will roll out educational initiatives, including drowning prevention campaigns and learn-to-swim programmes at public recreational facilities.

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