Costa Brava + Medieval Villages

CALELLA DE PALAFURGELL :

It is one of the most picturesque places on the Costa Brava. It is located on a rocky coast full of small coves. Today it is a summer resort, but in the past it was the old fishing port of Palafrugell. The traditional fishermen's architecture can be seen in the pretty white houses. The arcades or arcades facing the sea stand out. It has been the setting for the Havaneras festival for more than 50 years.

BEGUR :

Village situated at the foot of its impressive medieval castle, 300 metres above sea level. During the walking tour, we can still admire five medieval defence towers and more than twenty houses of Americans, who made their fortune with the maritime trade and cork companies. The famous flamenco dancer Carmen Amaya lived and died here.

PALS:

A beautiful medieval village. It is the best preserved Gothic village in Catalonia with cobbled streets and hidden corners. Let yourself be captivated by the squares and streets, the walls and the church and the tower of the Hours, the only vestige of the old castle and symbol of Pals. And we can't leave without tasting or buying its star product: Pals rice.

PERATALLED:

It is magical to walk through its streets because they take you back to medieval times. With a look 100%
The 7-metre deep moat, the castle (now a luxury hotel), the ramparts and towers, the main square, the portal of the virgin and much more are to be admired!

After visiting all these wonderful villages of the Catalan Costa Brava, we propose another optional activity:

The coastal path

From Llafranc to Calella or vice versa. The route follows the coastline of the Costa Brava while revealing the secrets of the Mediterranean flora and fauna. The most abundant vegetation to be seen are pine trees, bushes, agave and cactus. This is one of the most
The most accessible beaches in the area offer spectacular views of the coastline.

Distance: 1 km
Duration: 20 minutes
Low difficulty