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Our Airbnb is in Palm Cove in Queensland Australia.
For many years now I have been ‘socially promoting’ the closure of our 1.2 km long beachfront esplanade to conventional traffic. Our Council is currently seeking input for their Masterplan for 2030 and beyond.
Buses, trucks and cars are currently competing with the eTravel generation of eScooters, One-Wheels, bicycles and pedestrians now, let alone 2030 and beyond.
I am looking for international examples of destinations where there is only eTravel/people powered devices and pedestrians between the built environment and the beach.
Here in Southwest Florida (and the rest of the state as far as I know), there are no roadways in the zone between the ocean side of the hotels/condos/houses and the water’s edge. The roads are all on the land side of the buildings.
Muddy - you’re gold. This is EXACTLY what I’m looking for - on the mainland and no conventional traffic between water or beachfront and the built environment.
I think that there are sections of the Spanish med coast but I haven’t tracked them down yet.
Oh good. There are other malecons like that in other Mexican beach towns, too. The PV one is especially nice, with all the greenery and art and events.
Yes indeed. But what I’m looking for is where there are no conventional cars, buses and trucks between the built environment and the waterfront. The Malecon in Puerto Vallarta is the gold standard for us. The California examples are also good.