Dique de Levante
The breakwater protecting Torrevieja's harbour, with a small beacon at its tip and open views of the Mediterranean.
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The breakwater
A harbour protection structure that extends into the sea, with a beacon or small lighthouse at its tip. It's a common walk for those fishing from the pier and those looking for views of the harbour and city from the water.
[TO BE VERIFIED: length of the breakwater, whether access to the beacon is free or restricted, and whether sport fishing is allowed]
Monument to the Sailor's Wife
Also known as La Bella Lola II, this sculpture on the Dique de Levante itself represents the woman who waits, in a different location from the "original" Bella Lola on Paseo Juan Aparicio. Two versions of the same theme, on two different promenades in the same city. → Paseo Juan Aparicio
[TO BE VERIFIED: chronology — which of the two sculptures came first, and whether "II" means replica, evolution or independent piece]
Views
From the breakwater you can see the marina, Torrevieja's seafront and, on clear days, much of the coast.
[TO BE VERIFIED whether it's also a good sunset spot]
Frequently asked questions
What is the Dique de Levante in Torrevieja?
What is the Sailor's Wife?
[TO BE MEASURED] from Dique de Levante.
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