Cookie Policy

1. Current analytics configuration

Bear-art.es uses Cloudflare Web Analytics, a browser-based real-user measurement technology, exclusively to obtain aggregate statistics about website audience and page performance.

The Cloudflare RUM script is loaded from static.cloudflareinsights.com and sends performance measurements to /cdn-cgi/rum. Although this technology does not use cookies or browser storage, it accesses ephemeral performance information generated by the browser for the page being viewed.

The measurements may include the page and landing path without logged query strings, the referring page or origin, an ephemeral identifier for the individual page load, navigation and resource timings, Core Web Vitals and technical browser-performance information.

The script does not set or read cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB or persistent browser identifiers. It is not used to identify visitors, follow them across websites or sessions, create advertising profiles or link website activity to WhatsApp conversations, bookings or customer records.

2. External links

The website contains ordinary links to services such as WhatsApp, Instagram, Google Maps, Tripadvisor and GetYourGuide.

These services are not loaded within bear-art.es. Users access them only after voluntarily clicking the relevant link. The third party may then apply its own cookies and policies.

3. Technical server data

The website hosting, CDN or security provider may temporarily process technical information such as IP address, access date and time, requested URL, browser information and security logs.

These technical records are not necessarily cookies. Their processing is described in the Privacy Policy and must be limited to what is necessary to provide and protect the website.

4. Future changes

If Reservio, Bokun, additional analytics or changes to Cloudflare Web Analytics, advertising, videos, maps, pixels or other functions using cookies or similar technologies are introduced, this policy must be updated before activation.

Where a new technology requires consent, it must not be activated until the user has been given a compliant way to accept or reject it.