Located just a few minutes from Malaga town the seaside promenade runs along the length of El Palo beach, which stretches 1.2 kilometers between Pedregalejo, the next neighborhood to the west, and Arroyo Gálica to the east. Traces of the beach’s seafaring spirit can be spotted in the old fisherman’s houses-known locally as casas mata-and the numerous fishing boats moored on the sand. You’ll easily recognize the jábega boats thanks to two distinctive features: eyes painted on the prow and an oar used for steering. These typical Costa del Sol boats were used by the Phoenicians 3,000 years ago; these days they’re used for rowing rather than fishing.
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