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The ruined structures here were used in Roman times for farming fish, salt production, and salting fish. Finds from the archaeological site can be viewed at the Museu de Història i Arqueologia (listed above). Today parts of the area are fenced off to prevent vandalism, but it is still possible to appreciate the ruins from behind a fence.
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fish auction
Where the daily catch is unloaded and auctioned off. There are also a number of immediately adjacent restaurants.
A 45-min boat trip around the Peñón de Ifach, with underwater view.
Parque Natural del Peñón de Ifach
A large rock which juts straight out from the sea. The rock is a designated nature reserve, but it is possible to climb to the top via a tunnel, bored steeply through the middle of the rock.
Torreón de la Peca / Tower of Peca
The only remaining portion of the medieval fortress once located here, this includes a preserved tower, section of two walls, and a gate.
Museo de Coleccionismo / Museum of Collections
This is a venue for temporary exhibits, located in the walls of a former fortress.