'Sunsets at sea', at the Progreso fiscal dock. (Photo: Gustavo Moguel)
Progreso, Yucatán, (December 01, 2021).- From this Friday, December 5th, the general public will be able to enter the Progreso fiscal pier to see “ Sunsets at sea ”.
The Progreso National Port System Administration organizes this activity that was carried out before the pandemic and will resume this Friday at 4:00 in the afternoon.
That day people will have free access to the fiscal dock from 4 in the afternoon until 4:30. Then they will have two hours to walk around the site as the site will close at 6:30 in the afternoon.
How to participate in ‘Sunsets at sea’?
To participate you must register at the following link: https://www.sparp.com.mx/Accesoft2/Caminata/registro
Once there, you must enter the required information, and then check the inbox of the email you registered and there you can find the QR code, which you must present on the day of the event for your entry.
It is a Code per person, whether they are children or adults. Registration is mandatory from children of two years of age.
Attendance limit
Due to the Covid pandemic, there will be a limit on the attendance of people so as not to lose a healthy distance or have an agglomeration.
It should be noted that this activity is free and pets are allowed, for more information consult the following Facebook page:
Source: Sipse
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