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www.campingsantaelena.com provides information on the use of cookies on its website while requesting user consent to use them.

SANTA ELENA 360, S.L. reserves the right to modify this Cookies Policy as a result of legislative, judicial, or business practice changes.

The validity of this Cookies Policy, therefore, coincides with the time of its publication until it is modified, either totally or partially, by SANTA ELENA 360, S.L.

Therefore, users should review the Cookies Policy published on www.campingsantaelena.com, unless they have configured their browser according to their preferences.

The Cookies Policy is in Spanish. The Spanish version is the authentic one for interpretation purposes according to articles 1281 and following of the Civil Code.

Types and categories of cookies that may be used on our website:

• Security cookies: Focused on the user to detect authentication abuse for a limited persistent duration, such as repeated failed login attempts. These cookies are set for the specific task of increasing service security.
• Session cookies for multimedia content players (Flash cookies): Used during the session to store technical data needed to play video or audio content (e.g., image quality, network link speed, and buffering parameters).
• Load balancing session cookies: Used during the session to identify the same server within the group so that the load balancer redirects user requests appropriately.
• Persistent user interface customization cookies: Used to store a user’s preferences for a service across web pages.
• Reporting and analytics cookies: Collect information about how you use our website or our merchants’ storefronts and how often. These cookies collect information solely for statistical purposes and only use pseudonymous cookie identifiers that do not directly identify you.

The performance cookies we use include:

First-party analytics cookies: We use these cookies to estimate the number of unique visitors, improve our websites and those of our merchants, and detect the most searched keywords leading to a web page. These cookies are not used to target you with online marketing. We use these cookies to understand how our websites and our merchants’ websites perform and make relevant improvements to enhance your browsing experience.

Third-party analytics cookies: We also use Google Analytics and other third-party analytics providers listed below to help measure how users interact with our website content. These cookies “remember” what our users have done on previous pages and how they interacted with the website. For more information about Google Analytics, visit Google’s information page. For instructions on how to opt out of Google Analytics, see below.

Advertising cookies: Used on our website to tailor marketing to you and your interests and provide you with a more personalized service in the future. These cookies remember that you visited our website, and we may share this information with third parties such as advertisers. Although these cookies can track visits from your device to our website and other sites, they generally cannot personally identify you. Without these cookies, the ads you see may be less relevant and interesting to you. Read more about how companies use cookies for targeted or retargeted advertising here. We do not set advertising cookies through our merchants’ storefronts, although merchants may choose to do so independently.

Social and content cookies: Placed on many social media plugins (e.g., Facebook’s “Like” button) and other tools designed to provide or enhance website content (e.g., services that allow video playback or create comment sections). We integrate these modules into our platform to improve the experience of browsing and interacting with our websites. Please note that some of these third-party services place cookies that are also used for behavioral advertising, analytics, and/or market research.

What information is stored on the website?

1. Statistical information on site usage.
2. Activity logs of visitor actions (pages viewed, searches, purchases, etc.).
3. Social media login data for users who access with their Facebook or Twitter accounts.

What happens if I block their use?

If you block their use, some website services may not be available.

How can I block cookies in my browser?

The following links provide information about your browser:

1. Chrome
2. Firefox
3. Safari
4. Internet Explorer

What is a COOKIE?

A cookie is a harmless text file that is stored in your browser when you visit a website that uses them—almost all do. The purpose of cookies is to allow the website to remember your visit when you browse the site again. Cookies have been in use for over 20 years since the first web browsers for the World Wide Web appeared.

What is NOT a COOKIE?

It is not a virus, a Trojan, a worm, spam, spyware, or a pop-up window generator.

What information can a COOKIE store?

Cookies generally do not store sensitive information about you, such as credit card or banking data, photographs, ID numbers, or personal details. The stored data is technical, related to personal preferences, content customization, etc. The web server does not associate cookies with you as a person but with your web browser. In fact, if you usually browse with Internet Explorer and try accessing the same website with Firefox or Chrome, the site will not recognize you as the same person—it associates the cookie with the browser, not the individual.

What types of COOKIES exist?

• Technical cookies: The most basic ones, allowing websites to distinguish between human visitors and automated applications, recognize logged-in users, and enable essential site functions.
• Analytics cookies: Collect information on your browsing habits, frequently used sections, consulted products, usage time frames, language preferences, etc.
• Advertising cookies: Display advertisements based on your browsing behavior, country of origin, language, etc.

What are first-party and third-party COOKIES?

First-party cookies are generated by the website you are visiting, while third-party cookies are generated by external services or providers like Facebook, Twitter, or Google.

What happens if I disable COOKIES?

Disabling cookies can have several consequences, such as:

• You won’t be able to share content from this website on Facebook, Twitter, or any other social network.
• The website won’t be able to customize content based on your preferences, such as online store recommendations.
• You won’t be able to access the site’s personal areas (e.g., My Account, My Profile, My Orders).
• Online stores: You won’t be able to make purchases online and will have to use phone orders or visit a physical store if available.
• Your geographic preferences (timezone, currency, language) won’t be saved.
• The website won’t be able to perform analytics on visitors and traffic, affecting its ability to remain competitive.
• You won’t be able to write on the blog, upload images, post comments, or rate content. The site also won’t be able to detect if you’re a human or a spam bot.
• Targeted ads won’t be displayed, reducing website advertising revenue.
• All social networks use cookies; if you disable them, you won’t be able to use any social media platform.