An outdoor informational sign, shaped like ocean waves, stands prominently in a city environment in Zarautz, Spain

An outdoor informational sign, shaped like ocean waves, stands prominently in a city environment in Zarautz, Spain. The sign is mounted on two silver metallic poles embedded in the ground, positioned directly in front of a weathered stone wall. The sign features a detailed, colorful map and diagram on a blue background, illustrating coastal activities and regulations. The upper portion depicts a section of the ocean with a compass rose, a red motorboat moving leftwards, and several individuals engaged in water sports such as surfing and swimming. Text in Basque is visible, including a prominent warning triangle with "ERNE KORRONTEEKIN" (Beware of currents) and "ZAINZARIK GABEKO HONDARTZA" (Unsupervised Beach). Another section indicates "URAREN KALITATEA BIKAINA" (Excellent Water Quality). The lower part of the sign transitions to a green-and-tan depiction of a coastline, featuring a detailed map of the beach, "HONDARTZA," and adjacent urban areas, identifying "Santa Barbara." Numerous circular red prohibition symbols with diagonal lines are displayed across the beach area, indicating restrictions such as no littering, no dogs, no fires, and other regulations. In the background, a multi-story building with light-colored facades and numerous windows is visible. The building features a prominent balcony with a light-colored railing on one of its upper floors. To the far left, beyond some low green hedges, other urban structures are partially visible. The sky is bright blue with scattered wispy cirrus clouds. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, suggesting a clear day. No individuals are directly visible in the immediate vicinity of the sign or in the background.