Overview
- On August 30, Alicante’s maritime unit set up a verification point to check vessels anchored outside low‑impact buoy fields.
- Agents used an underwater viewer known as a mirafondos to confirm at least one anchor placed directly on seagrass.
- Officers filed 11 administrative reports, including four for illegal anchoring, two for missing insurance receipts, two for lacking skipper qualifications, and one for absent dispatch or seaworthiness documents.
- Authorities said pressure was highest off Cala Blanca and La Sardinera, with local reporting noting buoy fields were installed late this summer.
- The Guardia Civil emphasized the ecological value of posidonia and said coastal patrols will continue to enforce conservation rules.