![There was something fishy going on in La Cala de Mijas this Sunday as Carnival took to the streets. [Image courtesy Anne Sewell]](https://staticr1.blastingcdn.com/media/photogallery/2019/2/24/660x290/b_502x220x82/there-was-something-fishy-going-on-in-la-cala-de-mijas-this-sunday-as-carnival-took-to-the-streets-image-courtesy-anne-sewell_2213163.jpg "There was something fishy going on in La Cala de Mijas this Sunday as Carnival took to the streets. [Image courtesy Anne Sewell]")
Sunday 24 February was Carnival Day in La Cala de Mijas with lots of music, drumming, costumes and great floats heading through the streets.
Sharks have found a new food source in the La Cala de Mijas Carnival parade. 😍https://t.co/GIiZiU2BR5 pic.twitter.com/RKI8UQHkgX
— Anne Sewell (@anners2008) February 24, 2019
La Cala residents and visitors were out in force to enjoy the colourful, marine-themed event, which also included superheroes and film characters. View a photo gallery below - please note all photos are courtesy and copyright Anne Sewell.
Superheroes take to the streets of La Cala
It's not every day kids get to meet their favourite superheros. Both the superheroes and the kids had loads of fun.
Dolphins and whales parade in the streets
This smiling man was carrying a dolphin on his back, followed closely by a killer whale.
Drumming and music
These cheerful people were playing the drums rhythmically as they passed by.
Octopus Queen
There was even royalty in the parade, as can be seen from the Octopus Queen below!
Sharks and Killer Whales
The killer whale appears again, this time next to a Great White Shark! It's lucky they are only inflatable models.
Sharks, whales and fishes galore
A group of sharks and whales heads down the street through a different kind of waves.
Whale of a time in La Cala
This enormous whale made its ponderous way down the street.
Fishmobile
A rotating mobile of colourful fish hits the streets.
Who you gonna call?
The intrepid Ghostbusters were out today, looking for spooks in La Cala.
A big thanks to the Lions ladies!
The Lions Club in La Cala raises money for the needy, with them having most recently raised 74,000 euros. Keep up the great work ladies!
