Port of la Caleta, Maritime port in Costa del Sol, Spain
Port of la Caleta is a maritime facility in Málaga Province serving multiple purposes. It handles cruise ships, containers, fishing operations, and bulk cargo through several operational wharves.
The site has roots in Phoenician settlements around 1000 BC, when it served as a center for salt production and fish preservation. Over centuries it evolved into an important trading port for the region.
Daily fish auctions at the port demonstrate traditional maritime practices, where local fishermen present their catches to restaurants and markets.
The port connects to major highways through routes A-7 and A-45, offering good accessibility. Visitors should know that this is primarily a working facility, so access to active areas may be limited.
The port processes over 211,000 cruise passengers annually through 220 ships, while managing substantial quantities of construction materials and food products.
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