The City Council gives invitations to all registered residents of Estepona to visit the Selwo Aventura Park.

Those interested can get their promotional code by going to the City Hall facilities, to the Tenencia de Cancelada or, as a novelty this year, by accessing the municipal website through electronic identification.

The City Council of Estepona reports that one more year invitations are available for all registered residents in the municipality to visit the facilities of Selwo Aventura Park free of charge. This initiative is possible thanks to a collaboration agreement signed between the Consistory and Parques Reunidos, the company that manages this enclosure, as explained by the mayor, José María García Urbano.

As it happened last year, the procedure to obtain the ticket will be done through the delivery of a code that those interested must enter on the website of Selwo Aventura to get your ticket online. In this way, residents will no longer have to go to the ticket office when they visit the park, but will go directly to the entrance turnstile where they will show their invitation.

The codes are provided in several ways. Those interested should go to the Town Hall, at the Mayor’s Office in Cancelada or, as a novelty this year, accessing the municipal website, section ‘Selwo Aventura Estepona. Promotional Codes’, and identifying themselves by any of the available systems (Cl@ve Mobile, Cl@ve Pin, electronic ID, Electronic Certificate, or Cl@ve Permanent).

The councilman has highlighted Selwo Aventura Estepona as one of the main tourist attractions of the municipality thanks to the improvement of the offer and quality of its facilities presented each season, attracting tourists from all over the world and becoming one of the best parks in Andalusia.

For his part, the director of Selwo Aventura, Alberto Martin, has encouraged residents and tourists to visit these facilities that are the best outdoor leisure proposal of Andalusia, and stressed the commitment to animal welfare, conservation of species and biodiversity of the park.