Puerto de Mogán, affectionately known as "Little Venice," owes much of its charm to its thoughtful development, spearheaded by Rafael Neville, Count of Berlanga. Born into nobility in Malaga, Spain, Neville had a vision to transform the small, sleepy fishing village of Puerto de Mogán into a thriving resort without compromising its Spanish architectural heritage. In 1982, faced with the limitations of physical and economic expansion, Neville and his partner Riccardi embarked