
Participants will walk along the Camino Ronda, a historic path in Costa Brava. The journey begins with a private air-conditioned van ride from Barcelona to La Costa Brava, known for its pine-forested sea cliffs. The hike includes sections that ascend and descend, using narrow paths suitable for all types of footwear, so hiking shoes are not required. Scenic views of the Mediterranean Sea and its turquoise waters are part of the experience, along with opportunities for snorkeling, swimming, and safe cliff jumps. In cooler months, water activities will be replaced with additional land-based exploration. This tour is suitable for a wide range of fitness levels.
Beautiful, picturesque cove with golden sand and clear water; popular for families and known as one of the stops/starts of the Camí de Ronda. Often less crowded than main beaches. We start our walk here.
Upscale, historic residential area/village known for its elegant Noucentista architecture (early 20th-century Catalan style), including luxury hotels like Hostal de la Gavina, nestled between two main beaches (Sant Pol and Sa Conca).
Large, family-friendly bay with fine sand, offering many water sports and excellent facilities. Distinguished by its colorful, traditional wooden beach huts and a classic promenade.
Snorkeling, cliff jumping and a magnificent coastal walking path (a specific, beautiful section is found here) that connects beaches and coves, offering stunning cliff-top views, architectural highlights (like the famous gazebo), and access to hidden spots.
The name for the entire rugged, beautiful coastline of the Province of Girona, famous for its dramatic cliffs, pine-covered hills, charming fishing villages, and turquoise coves. A region of rich culture and gastronomy.
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