The town also boasts many places to enjoy typical Spanish cuisine, including potaje de hinojo (fennel stew), guiso de calabazas (pumpkin stew) and gazpacho.
He commented: "Torrox has been growing in seasonal and residential tourism since the 80s, including abandoned mini-farmhouses converted into rural homes and deteriorated village houses rehabilitated by non-residents who use and rent them.".
Torrox, in Malaga, is home to around 100 different nationalities, including many British and German expats among its 22,345 residents, which is up nearly 6,000 from 2017.
It has completed the most new homes in the province along with renovated properties attracting residents from Malaga City and neighbouring municipalities, due to housing availability, quality of life and prices," he explained.
Torrox mayor, Oscar Medina, said: “This sustainable development has been important, but we cannot grow at any price and have to analyse multiple factors, including that of tourist housing”.
