Naval operations during the Reconquista

Beyond a few famous episodes, what naval warfare took place during the Reconquista?

Mostly amphibious operations and troop movement; the speakers find relatively few major stand-alone naval battles.

The question begins with conspicuous exceptions such as Aragonese operations in the Balearic Islands and Viking intervention. The answer finds relatively few famous fleet engagements when reviewing the conflict's battle lists. Ships mattered chiefly by moving armies, enabling amphibious operations, and connecting contested coasts rather than by producing a separate naval campaign of decisive battles. This distinction helps readers look for maritime logistics and mobility even when conventional naval battle histories seem sparse.