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Cap Roig
Cap Roig
Cap Roig is one of the most emblematic natural and cultural spaces on the Costa Brava. Located between Calella de Palafrugell and Mont-ras, this spot stands out for its scenic beauty, the reddish cliffs that give the place its name, and the spectacular views over the Mediterranean Sea.
Calella de Palafrugell
Calella de Palafrugell
Calella de Palafrugell is one of the most picturesque and authentic villages on the Costa Brava. Once a traditional fishing village, it has preserved its original charm with white houses, cobbled streets, and small coves with wooden boats.
Camí de Ronda
Camí de Ronda
In Llafranc, the section of the Camí de Ronda that leads to Calella de Palafrugell is especially stunning. The path winds between cliffs, pine trees, and postcard-perfect views of the Mediterranean Sea. It’s an easy walk and reveals hidden spots like small coves and natural viewpoints.
It’s an ideal experience for lovers of nature, gentle hiking, and photography, with the added charm of a peaceful atmosphere and the authentic landscapes of the Costa Brava.
Passeig Marítim
Passeig Marítim
Llafranc's seafront promenade is one of the most charming spots on the Costa Brava. Following the beach and offering spectacular views over the bay, it invites visitors to stroll leisurely, breathe in the sea air, and enjoy the Mediterranean scenery. It’s the perfect place for a relaxed walk or a seaside meal, especially at sunset.
Terramar Hotel
Terramar Hotel
Port de LLafranc
Port de LLafranc
Located in a privileged setting in the bay of Llafranc and sheltered by Cape Sant Sebastià, the Port of Llafranc is a charming small marina. Inaugurated in 1970 and managed by the Llafranc Yacht Club, it offers 140 berths and high-quality nautical services. An ideal spot to enjoy the sea and discover the nautical spirit of the Costa Brava.
Far de LLafranc
Far de LLafranc
The Sant Sebastià Lighthouse is the most powerful lighthouse on the Catalan coast, located on the Cape of Sant Sebastià, north of Llafranc. Opened in 1857, it stands 169 metres above sea level and its light reaches approximately 59 km.
Cap Roig
Cap Roig is one of the most emblematic natural and cultural spaces on the Costa Brava. Located between Calella de Palafrugell and Mont-ras, this spot stands out for its scenic beauty, the reddish cliffs that give the place its name, and the spectacular views over the Mediterranean Sea.
Calella de Palafrugell
Calella de Palafrugell is one of the most picturesque and authentic villages on the Costa Brava. Once a traditional fishing village, it has preserved its original charm with white houses, cobbled streets, and small coves with wooden boats.
Camí de Ronda
In Llafranc, the section of the Camí de Ronda that leads to Calella de Palafrugell is especially stunning. The path winds between cliffs, pine trees, and postcard-perfect views of the Mediterranean Sea. It’s an easy walk and reveals hidden spots like small coves and natural viewpoints.
It’s an ideal experience for lovers of nature, gentle hiking, and photography, with the added charm of a peaceful atmosphere and the authentic landscapes of the Costa Brava.
Passeig Marítim
Llafranc's seafront promenade is one of the most charming spots on the Costa Brava. Following the beach and offering spectacular views over the bay, it invites visitors to stroll leisurely, breathe in the sea air, and enjoy the Mediterranean scenery. It’s the perfect place for a relaxed walk or a seaside meal, especially at sunset.
Terramar Hotel
Port de LLafranc
Located in a privileged setting in the bay of Llafranc and sheltered by Cape Sant Sebastià, the Port of Llafranc is a charming small marina. Inaugurated in 1970 and managed by the Llafranc Yacht Club, it offers 140 berths and high-quality nautical services. An ideal spot to enjoy the sea and discover the nautical spirit of the Costa Brava.
Far de LLafranc
The Sant Sebastià Lighthouse is the most powerful lighthouse on the Catalan coast, located on the Cape of Sant Sebastià, north of Llafranc. Opened in 1857, it stands 169 metres above sea level and its light reaches approximately 59 km.
