Calella

Calella is an ocean side city on the Costa del Maresme, 58 km upper east of Barcelona, in Catalonia, Spain. It is situated on the drift between Sant Pol de Mar and Pineda de Mar. Before the entry of the travel industry during the 1960s, financial movement of the town was essentially centered around material make and angling. The town is disregarded from the southwest by a beacon, which was worked in 1859, and two towers known as "Les Torretes", which are the remaining parts of a Semaphore line developed in the mid-19th century. The shoreline at Calella is an open shoreline prominent in the mid year months with local people and visitors.

The shoreline is a little more than 2 km long and its southern stretch is calmer than the focal and northern bits. The shoreline has been reliably granted the European quality Blue Flag. Angling is the action of endeavoring to get angle. Fish are regularly gotten in nature. Methods for getting fish incorporate hand gathering, skewering, mesh, calculating and catching. The term isn't ordinarily connected to getting cultivated fish, or to amphibian warm blooded creatures, for example, whales where the term whaling is more fitting. Notwithstanding being gotten to be eaten, angle are captured as recreational distractions. Angling competitions are held, and got angle are once in a while kept as safeguarded or living trophies. At the point when bioblitzes happen, angle are commonly gotten, recognized, and after that discharged.