Juega en Playas sin Límites

Beaches Without Limits is an interactive app for discovering and enjoying Spain's beaches in a fun and interactive way. Led by Marina, the narrator, you'll experience a unique journey with mini-games, challenges, and immersive experiences. You can log your visits, collect digital souvenirs, explore in augmented reality, and win prizes. A unique way to explore the beaches year-round, showcasing their cultural and natural richness and contributing to the deseasonalization of tourism.

Experiences:

Marina is a girl who loves the sea (hence her name) and will accompany us throughout the trip to discover these destinations:

Costa del Sol: One of the Costa del Sol's greatest attractions is the number and variety of beaches it has. The province of Málaga is bathed by the Mediterranean Sea and has a total of 161 kilometers of coastline, from Manilva to Nerja.

Almería: It's the province located in the southeast of Andalusia, in the Mediterranean Sea, right in the far right corner if you look at the map of Spain. And... guess what? I've heard that the sun spends the winter there! It's one of the provinces with the most hours of sunshine in all of Spain: 3,305 hours a year!

Lanzarote: The Canary Islands are an archipelago made up of eight islands. Looking at it on the map, we'll start with the first one: Lanzarote. If we zoom in on the map, we'll notice that to the northeast there is another archipelago of very small islands: it's called the Chinijo Archipelago!

Pontevedra Rías Baixas: It's located in the northwest of Galicia, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and right next to Portugal. The famous and spectacular Rías Baixas form its coast: a true paradise full of places of great beauty, magical fishing villages, and countless cliffs and viewpoints.
Santander: It's the capital of Cantabria and the region that gives its name to an entire sea: the Cantabrian Sea. Look it up on the map and, right in the center, right next to the coast, is Santander, almost completely surrounded by sea. It has a huge bay! It's the largest in northern Spain, and is home to hundreds of different bird species.

Features:

Locate information points, visit heritage resources, and enjoy the beaches. Each one has the following information:

Location
Texts
Photographs
Links
Reviews

Additionally, you can play mini-games to earn points and redeem them for gifts:

Record your visit at each place you visit
Take photos on the beaches and share them on your social media
Answer questions about heritage resources
Collect images of coastal geography and complete your digital album
Look for 3D objects from the sea at tourist offices
Collect fish in the 3D world and return them to the sea
See what some places looked like in the past with augmented filters
Visit 360º recreations of scenes
View objects with Augmented Reality

Credits:

This project has been funded by the State Secretariat for Tourism of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Tourism, within Component 14: Plan for the modernization and competitiveness of the tourism sector, call for projects "Experiencias Turismo España" (2023) within the framework of the Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan, funded by the European Union (NextGenerationUE). The pictographic accessibility symbols used in this application are the property of the Government of Aragon and were created by Sergio Palao for ARASAAC (http://www.arasaac.org), which distributes them under the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA License. The illustration of Marina was created by HH Publicidad.