Visitors will find that water quality is controlled at the beaches of the Danube Bend. The latest measurement data is available to all who are interested on the I love Duna (iloveduna.hu) website.
The I Love Duna project was set up last year with the support of Coca‑Cola Hungary and its aim is to draw public attention to using the water in a responsible manner, which is our common responsibility. An important element of the programme is to boost the number of beach visitors and the range of leisure activities related to the Danube.
This year Zebegény has also joined the water quality measurement programme unfolding at the beaches of the Danube Bend, increasing the number of settlements where regular measurements take place under the programme to eight. The “Postás” (Postman) free beach in Szentendre was made suitable for bathing by the town’s city council this summer as a result of the I Love Duna campaign.
The ultimate goal of the I Love Duna project, launched last year, is to draw the public’s attention to the values of the Danube, the significance of the ecological status of wetlands and the importance of water quality, which is our common cause. As part of this, the programme supports the revival of recreational activities related to the Danube, sports and bathing in the settlements along the Danube Bend.
The latest measurement data by area, along with other useful information for those looking to relax by the Danube, are available on the I Love Duna (iloveduna.hu) website, operated by Coca‑Cola Hungary.
Water quality protection is a shared responsibility of the state, municipal and corporate sectors, so efforts for cleaner Danube water are also shared. The Municipality of Szentendre, with the help of the competent authority and the support of Coca‑Cola Hungary, monitors the water quality of the coast in the course of regular measurements, as good water quality suitable for bathing is also a common interest.
