 In the late 1960s, the Spanish economy flourished (partly due to European tourism) and many Spaniards could afford a second house for the summer season.Thus, more apartment buildings appeared, such as "Semiramis", "Trianon", "Costa Blanca II", "Nayade", "Finamar I", "Finamar II" and "Pinocho".Once it was called "a family beach" because it had no hotels, and because it was small.