Las Palmas Marina, the largest recreational dock in Spain's Canary Islands with nearly 1,400 berths, attracts residents like Rafael, priced out of housing.
For many retirees, including 82-year-old Rafael, living on a boat is no luxury; it's a necessity born from the struggles of an unaffordable real estate market.
The marina is not just a gathering place for sailors; it reflects a lifestyle shift, with boats becoming homes for individuals impacted by skyrocketing property prices.
The trend of living on boats is driven by necessity for some, as people turn to the sea amidst a challenging housing market and personal circumstances.
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