Spanish maritime rescue services have brought ashore 90 migrants pulled up from boats as they attempted to cross the Strait of Gibraltar from Morocco.
The route, the shortest from northern Africa into Europe, is gaining popularity among migrants looking fleeing conflicts or poverty.
A Spanish Maritime Rescue Service vessel disembarked at mid-day on Friday 44 sub-Saharan African migrants, including three women, at the port of Tarifa.
The service said they had been traveling in five different recreational boats.
