The second day of VIII Boat Show Denia had two names: Alex Pella and Theresa Zabell. Boaters participated in some of the activities proposed for Saturday and attracted considerable public participation.
The oceanic navigator and newly winner of the Route du RhumAlex Pella, gave a talk in which he spoke of his origins as a navigator and conducted a review of all its achievements. "What I love is sailing alone and it is the discipline in which I find myself most comfortable".
For its part, the Olympic medalist Theresa Zabell, president of the Foundation Ecomar, taught the children to recycle through ecological workshops. He explained, "One way to make children and young people aware of respect for the environment is for them to check for themselves how the beaches and coasts of our geography. We develop volunteer workshops and teach participants to recycle the garbage that reaches our coasts and the importance of protecting our coastline from cigarette butts, cans, plastic and glass. "
Children were also protagonists of the second day, where the awards ceremony of the contest was Book II Drawing Contest Marina de Denia. Jhonny Angulo, Cervantes school and college Melisa Valaeva Llebeig, were the winners.
Sunday activities continue with workshops, catamaran trips to the Marine Reserve and rowing and canoe. In addition, the 12 hours display will be made with dogs Newfoundland Salvage. The event also hosts an exhibition on underwater photography.
