La Fossa beach in Calp has witnessed another migrant arrival, documented in a video that has circulated extensively on the municipality's social media. The footage starkly contrasts the harsh reality of those who survive perilous Mediterranean crossings with the tourist environment of their destination.

The video shows approximately twenty migrants – figures range between 23 and 24 – reaching the waters of Calp on Tuesday. They walk the short distance from the shoreline onto the sand under calm seas. One female swimmer watches with arms akimbo, while another continues her exercises nearby.

In the background, a wall of tourist apartment buildings looms under the imposing shadow of the Peñón (Rock of Ifach). It was 8:30 AM, a serene morning coinciding with a drama of European proportions, currently a major topic of debate across the continent.

The Guardia Civil (Civil Guard) took charge of the migrants. Throughout the morning, they were transferred to the port of Alicante, where the Red Cross was scheduled to provide them with socio-health assistance. It is believed that two of the arrivals may be minors.