Throughout human history, coastal areas have been the center of attraction for human settlements. This has led to the development of small and large cities, with all that this entails. As a consequence, in recent years, these areas have become points of concern and reflection that echo the deterioration that these ecosystems have experienced as a result of social, economic and environmental actions. As they are very closely interconnected, damage to one ecosystem is transferred to others, without these being barely perceptible, as there are no borders between them, but rather permeable points with evident feedback.