This Barcelona beach service is helping people with disabilities spend time in the sea
"This way they make it very easy for us ... they are lovely, they are very attentive." - Nati Gines, 58, who is able to swim independently once she gets in the sea, with the help of a Barcelona service for disabled people. Image: REUTERS/Nacho Doce
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