The scenary along the coast, as well as a chance to spot dolphins and other marine life, can be explored in the motor launch run by the Caleta Cruise Club. These cruises cater for small parties of up to ten people and include free drinks and tapas.
Torre del Mar has a lot of atmosphere and local flavour with numerous shops, restaurants (including some very good fish and seadfood restaurants) and bars. A 500 metre seafront stretch, called El Copo, is a continual line of bars and discotheques which are open until 6.00h every morning in the summer and at weekends during the winter. Along an adjoining stretch of the seafront there is a summer night market open until 3.00h every morning. In July and August the town is a holiday venue to mostly Spanish tourists.
The origins of Torre del Mar go back to at least the Phoenicians. Sites discovered
include an 8th century BC 'Town of Toscanos' where there are remains of fish factories, a port and several houses, and a
necropolis at Jardín. The town takes its name - Tower of the Sea - from the many watch towers that used to guard the coast
in Roman and Moorish times.
Useful Numbers:
Ambulance: 952 542 396
Emergency Doctor: 061
Emergency Police: 091
Taxis: 952 540 936
Bus Station:952 540 936
Tourist Office: 952 541 104
Town Council: 952 540 404
Caleta Cruise Club: 650 193 777



