• Calella de Palafrugell - The journey will begin on the motorway, and by approximately 10:15 am, the group will arrive in Calella de Palafrugell, a charming fishing village that has preserved its traditional charm.

This village is renowned for its architectural and natural beauty. With its small bays, it creates a unique blend of land and sea, offering an unparalleled setting.

There will be free time to explore the village, enjoy the picturesque scenery, and capture stunning photographs.

• Camí de Ronda - At around 11:15 am, the group will embark on a walk along the Camino de Ronda, leading to the neighboring town of Llafranc. This 30-minute hike is suitable for all ages and offers easy terrain for everyone.

The “Camino de Ronda” runs along the Costa Brava and was historically used to monitor maritime smuggling. Today, it allows visitors to discover beautiful spots that are otherwise inaccessible.

Llafranc is another small, elegant, and captivating seaside town, embodying the charm of the coastal towns.

• L’Estartit - The next stop is l’Estartit, a seaside village with a renowned port, famous worldwide as a premier diving center due to the proximity of the Medes Islands archipelago, just one kilometer from the coast.

The Medes Islands are of significant interest due to the diverse flora and fauna inhabiting the marine area. It has been declared a National Natural Park and ZEPIM (Special Protected Area of Importance in the Mediterranean). There will be free time for lunch and a leisurely stroll around town, and at 3:00 pm, the group will board the Nautilus boat.

The sailing trip lasts about 1 hour and 30 minutes. Initially, the journey will head towards the outer islands, offering spectacular views! The itinerary continues to the breathtaking cliffs of Sierra de Montgrí, accessible only by boat, and one of the most preserved, untouched areas of Costa Brava.

• Village Medieval de Pals - In the afternoon, the group will travel to Pals, a town located inland on a hilltop. The village is entirely built within an integrated medieval site. At the summit, there is a cylindrical tower from the 12th century, visible from afar. It features an excellent terrace that provides stunning views of the Costa Brava and its surroundings.

• Local guide
• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Boat tickets
• Live commentary on board
• Transport by air-conditioned coach with free Wi-Fi

• Food and drinks

On this tour we are going to visit the Girona coast, christened 100 years ago as the Costa Brava. The name is due to its unique rocky, rugged and cut shape coastline, composed of small coves surrounded by pine forests and lapped by crystal water.

The fame of Costa Brava is also due to its villages. Small fisherman towns, with whitewashed walls and narrow winding streets, today still retain their charm.

Our intention is to show in one day the most representative and emblematic sites along the northeastern shores of Catalunya, places of unsurpassable beauty that will give you a taste of all this area has to offer.

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide

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