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Migrant shelters near Trampoline Beach
The Surtada Beach in Ceuta has transformed into an open camp after around a thousand migrants set up makeshift huts to seek refuge from the elements, due to the increasing number of migrants outside the reception centers. The camp consists of approximately 15 huts made of reeds, plastic, and tree branches, some of which accommodate more than ten people, while others are limited to two or three, reflecting the intense pressure on local authorities. The majority of the migrants are from African countries (about 80%), along with migrants from Yemen and other nations. Some of them are participating in cleaning the beach as a sign of spending time there while awaiting solutions to their difficult humanitarian situation. The shelter crisis continues amid the recent mass influx of migrants into the city.
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