• Cadaques - This village seem to have stopped on the time, keeping the mediterranean esthetic of traditional white houses with some colourfull splashing provided by the characteristic Catalan Art Noveau buildings as the Blue House or Serinyana’s House, the Colom Castle, The Pont House or The Rahola’s House.

Don’t miss the beautifull church of Santa Maria de Cadaqués, that was builded between the XVI and the XVII centuries and has a baroque altarpiece of 76 feet hight.

• Boat trip with free-time stop

Embark on a journey aboard a magnificent new 2019 boat, gliding along the stunning coastline of Cap de Creus Nature Park, heading towards the charming town of Cadaqués. Upon arrival, enjoy a leisurely stop of 1.5 to 2 hours, offering the perfect chance to explore and absorb the beauty of this picturesque fishing village.

Among the many beautiful towns and villages along the Costa Brava, Cadaqués stands out with its unique and authentic charm. Situated on the eastern tip of the Cap de Creus Peninsula, it is often referred to as the ‘pearl’ of the Costa Brava. With a history that spans thousands of years, dating back to the Iberians, the name Cadaqués is thought to have originated from ‘Cap de Quers’ (cape of rocks), reflecting the rugged, rocky terrain that surrounds it.

Renowned for its artistic appeal, Cadaqués has long inspired painters and creatives, most notably Salvador Dalí, who found

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