Estepona incorporates to its leisure offer a panoramic Ferris wheel 40 meters high
The attraction, located on the Paseo Marítimo next to the European Union traffic circle, will be in operation during the months of August and September.
Estepona is going to incorporate to its leisure offer for this summer a 40 meters high panoramic Ferris wheel that will start working in just a few days. It is a temporary attraction for the months of August and September, which will allow residents and visitors to enjoy a new perspective of the city.
The Mederyt Group is in charge of the implementation of the project and this week will begin the assembly once the corresponding geotechnical study has been carried out and the relevant authorizations from the Coastal Authority have been requested. Specifically, the Noria Princess will be located on the Paseo Marítimo, at the intersection of Avenida Juan Carlos I with Avenida España, next to the traffic circle of the European Union. The attraction is about 40 meters high and has 14 air-conditioned cabins with capacity for eight people each.
The Ferris wheel will be a new attraction for Estepona’s Paseo Marítimo area this summer. The company will pay the City Council the corresponding fee for the use of public land.
The councilwoman attached to the delegation of Commerce, Cristina Cintrano, has indicated that this new attraction “adds to the wide range of shopping and entertainment that Estepona offers to residents and visitors during the summer months”.
The Ferris wheel will be open from 11.00 to 24.00, from Sunday to Thursday, while on Fridays, Saturdays and holiday eves will be operational until one o’clock in the morning.
The price of the Ferris wheel is 7 euros. Those registered in the municipal registry will have a discount and will pay 5 euros.
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