Autumn Walk for Cancer - Sunday 13th October

Come join us

Sunday 13th October

The MABS Autumn Walk

The Castle, Moraira

10AM - 3PM

Event will commence at 11am

5K run, walk, jog or bring the dog!.

Our family autumn walk is for everyone.

Join us to10€ Adults 5€ for children (12 years and under)

Registration at 9:30am at Moraira Castle

Or pre- register by emailing

mabsspainevents@gmail.com

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