Sa Perola Interpretation Centre

[1] Currently, it serves as a tourist office and interpretation center for the fishing industry in Calella and the maritime heritage of the district as a whole.

Sa Perola has become a historical landmark for the town of Calella de Palafrugell and is noteworthy in ethnological, social and cultural terms.

Its relevance extends beyond the municipality of Palafrugell, due to the destruction of most of the net-dyeing houses on the Catalan Coast.

[3] The fisherman Joan Bofill i Codina (Calella de Palafrugell, 1816 - 1884)[4] bought the house known as Sa Perola in 1865, when the sailors' union was disbanded.

[5] The purpose of the Sa Perola Interpretation Center is to preserve knowledge, information, and artifacts of the marine and fishing trade, including fishermen's houses, huts, and watchtowers.