After spending a couple of weeks in a marina in Cueta North Africa we headed to the coast of mainland Spain with some trepedation, as the Spanish coast is not very ideal for anchoring and the few anchorages are few and far between. We first anchored at the shore in Estopania and had to leave early morning as it started rolling, then we stopped and anchored at Cala San Pedro, we spent a couple of days there and headed to Mazarron from there to Torreviejo and after a few days there to Calpe, the best and calmest anchorage was Torreviejo, right in the harbour.
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| Artwork by Cesar Manrique on rounabout in Cueta |
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| Maltese Falcon in the marina in Cueta |
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| Downtown Cueta |
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| Splendid & flambouyant architecture and in Cueta |
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| The gardens near the Marina in Cueta |
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| The main square in Cueta |
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| Cabo de Palos Spain on the way to Torreviejo |
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| Cal San Pedro with a very nice beach, well protected from east to west but open to south |
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| Torreviejo Promanade |
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| Torreviejo Promanade |
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| Bronze sculptures along the waterfront in Torreviejo |
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| Talk about crowded beaches Torreviejo |
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| Traditional Spanish fishing boats sailing in Torreviejo |
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| Another bronze sculpture on the beach in Torreviejo |