Vera playa map

[Phil B-C]

Minor aesthetic changes.

Press "f5" to refresh image (should show today's date, 3rd October 2018).

[John Devon]

Phil,
I'd have said that the "hard yellow" of the beach extends a little further south, so as to include the sun loungers and shades of the installation south of Cantina Loca.
However, it's a stylisation so no matter 
I've found the map useful on every visit to VP; keep up the good work.

[Phil B-C]

We can do that John,

I have now extended the hard yellow a tad South at my end but at the moment the file transfer program seems to be playing up (I'll give it another go later).

Please bear in mind that the map is primarily aimed at helping new visitors to Vera Playa so I don't want to creep too far away from "the most commonly used portion of the official naturist beach where people should be able to feel the most comfortable when naked".



All done, press "f5" to refresh image (should show today's date, 4th October 2018).

[Phil B-C]

The "hard yellow" portion of the official naturist beach is now more clearly defined plus an explanatory footnote added to the map.

Press "f5" to refresh the image (should now show today's date, 5th October 2018).

[Phil B-C]

Minor aesthetic changes - Press "f5" to refresh the image and the map should then show today's date (7th March 2019).

Should any members notice any changes not shown on the map (businesses opened/closed etc), please feel free to PM me with details   

[Young Couple]

Thanks Phil, the map has been super useful for all matters of planning our trip and I'm sure will be even moreso when navigating the streets of the area. 

[Phil B-C]

Minor changes, Taj Mahal now open, ice cream parlour and a karaoke bar now in Vera Plaza.

Press "f5" to refresh to 21 June 2019.

[SunWorshipper]

On the next version of the map, please could you show the former location of Camino de los Tres Olivos, which was the original southern boundary of the official naturist zone?

Although this boundary is now historic and is no longer observed, it would be interesting to see where it was. I also believe it might be a good point at which to turn back when walking, particularly there are not enough people to judge whether or not continue naked.

[Phil B-C]

On the next version of the map, please could you show the former location of Camino de los Tres Olivos, which was the original southern boundary of the official naturist zone?

I had researched this quite some time ago but unfortunately I couldn't find any official map showing the location of "Camino de los Tres Olivos" as a result, I'm afraid I can't add a location to the map based on speculation, theory, rumour or indeed wishful thinking.... hence the map has a gradual shading from yellow to pink.
Sorry.

Phil