Torre Del Mar

Torre Del Mar has a beautiful boardwalk. Full of bike paths and huge walkways. They even have a section on the beach for kids storytime and theater. One of the biggest kids play area as well. It looks like they've spent a lot of money making it pretty here. One of the best beach fronts. Up from the boardwalk, is a pedestrian only walkway full of shops and cafés. There's lots of benches to relax and hang out on to take in your surrounding's.
The next day we cycled up the giganto hill into Valdez Malaga. We tried to do their market but a lady cop gave me such hard times about me not having a permit to sell. She was really rude about it, as to where the guy cop was super casual. No biggie. We packed up and left, then cruzed  back to Torre Del Mar. I love being on the coast. Joe and Chris played the Chillingita (bars on the beach) and Seth and I made some art to catch up on some items.
We met a couple from England and India named Alex and Charles. They invited us to sit with them at one of the chillingitas and have some drinks. We ended up hanging out with them many drinks later and having tapas. It was well past dark and we said our goodbyes. They didn't want the good times to end and invited us back to their place for the night. They happened to have a flat right behind us with 2 extra rooms. Alex made us up some tapas and wine. We all had showers and beds to sleep in. Such a fun surprise to us. We sure did enjoy their company. They gave us some good advice on where to go further south and explore.
We stayed in Torre Del Mar 3 days or so. On our way out we saw Alex and Charles again on the boardwalk. They were disappointed we didn't stop by the other night. She said she left our sheets on just in case. So cute. They bought us some more beers and we said our goodbyes.
We left Torre Del Mar kind of late in the day. We had to book it to Malaga or close by to find a camp spot.