Personalities such as Marcel Duchamp, Joan Miró or Pablo Picasso had their holiday residences here for years. Special mention to Salvador Dalí, who spent much of his life in this area and from which you will find the House Museum, located in the Bay of Portlligat. You cannot leave Cadaqués without seeing the parish church of Santa María, located at the highest point of its old town, or the Cabo de Creus Natural Park.

If you arrive at the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula, be it in search of those advertising coves of the Costa Brava, lunar landscapes, culture, history, hiking routes, good food ... you are in luck. The only thing you may lack is time to get to all sides, and that is where the sun rises the earliest on the Peninsula. Don't be fooled by its small size!

It is structured in more than 20 kilometers of channels suitable for navigation, which makes its port one of the largest and at the same time, a residential area, in the shape of a fishing village. This vision where the houses are separated only by water, on which the boats float and together with the backdrop of the Marismas Natural Park, with a really considerable extension of flora, is almost unique.

As if it were a watchman, the Romanesque Tower, built eight centuries ago, stands imposingly next to the church, which in times of war served as a refuge from which today it is possible to contemplate its entrance. The landscape closes this gift for the senses, mixing land and sea in a perfect combination. Land, with the islet and the Cap de Creus Natural Park protecting it, and the sea. Wherever you look: The Mediterranean before you. A perfect destination to fall in love with Girona.

L'Escala is full of tourists, but in spring, autumn and winter, it is an oasis of peace and tranquility. L'Escala is famous for its anchovies, unsurpassed since Greek times, but above all, it is in its municipal area where the ruins of Empúries are located. And there are also the beaches and coves such as Montgó, on the slopes of Montgrí, perfect for scuba diving.

The Port de la Selva preserves much of the quiet fishing village that it used to be, very close to Cap de Creus, with its white houses covered with red tiles. When arriving, it is best to go directly to Moll d'en Balleu, from where you can see the small bay delimited by the small Cap del Vol and Punta de la Creu. In the historic center stands, proud and immaculately white, the church of Santa Maria de les Neus, rebuilt after the war, which houses a Gothic image of Saint Peter, made of polychrome stone, almost two meters high.

Immersed in the rugged landscape of the Costa Brava, Portbou is a town with a seafaring tradition endowed with numerous natural attractions and offering numerous leisure opportunities along its coastline. Portbou is located in the northeast of the Girona region of Alt Empordà, on the border with France. This unique location made this town, from the end of the 19th century, one of the main accesses to Spain and an important communications hub.

Its area of almost virgin beaches and the number of coves that are distributed throughout its territory, create spaces worthy of rest for kings. Leisure is assured. It has a seaport, which preserves that original essence, and another sports port, to satisfy your most energetic part. Summer is its star season. We recommend that you visit the Citadel of Roses, which contains the old structure of the town according to medieval canons and of which vestiges are still preserved today.

A dream place. A place to rest while enjoying the views that the situation offers, on top of a hill that opens to the sea. Place that inspired the creator of the famous Captain Thunder, it offers many historical points to visit; one of them, a few meters from the town center, is the archaeological site of Ampurias. In it, the ancient Greek and Roman cities give it an indescribable charm.

Surrounded by emblematic natural spaces and bordered by the Fluvià river, Sant Pere Pescador enjoys a perfect balance between conreo and marina, between the greens and yellows of the fruit fields and the blues and golds of the extensive local beach. Delve into the history and culture of our town, stroll through its lands and discover the natural landscapes around the Fluvià river, the apple orchards, the natural itinerary, the sailors, the dunes ...