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Until 1962 it was used to moor fishermen's boats because the port of L'Escala had not been built until then. You can still see some of the norais where the boats were moored and the old mooring pylons from the 18th century that were used by large coastal vessels. With a length of 103 m and a surface area of 2,420 m² of coarse sand, it is very popular with local bathers. The popular Cantada d'habaneres is held there, on the first Thursday of August; the Festa de la Sal, on the third Saturday of September; and the Greco-Roman fair Triumvirat Mediterrani, on the first weekend of May.the beach where most locals go. It is not very big and can get crowded during the peak season.
It was a town founded in 575 BC by the Greeks and later occupied by the Romans. Today the ruins of that town can be visited, as well as a museum.
several beautiful small streets reserved for pedestrians.
Pòsit Vell
It was the old salt warehouse, when it was a royal monopoly. The salt arrived by sea in large coastal ships, was stored in Alfolí and distributed to the towns in the interior, until the end of the salt monopoly in 1869. Since then it had different functions.
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