Escape into a world of culture and nature
Nature lovers will undoubtedly fall in love with the Cap de Creus Natural Park or the Montgri Natural Park. As you stroll through the area, you’ll discover a unique landscape of scrubland and cliffs, along with distinctive flora and fauna. As you wander, stop by the stunning marina in Empuriabrava.
Looking for adventure? Visit the Castle of La Trinitat, a 16th-century fortress offering breathtaking views of the bay, or lose yourself in the picturesque alleys of the Citadel.
And what about Catalan cuisine? Catalonia is famous for its tapas and paella, which you can enjoy at any of the region’s fine restaurants.
A tip: try “escalivada,” a vegetable dish available at many market stalls.
Set out to explore the Bay of Rosas
The Bay of Rosas comes alive along its 45 km of beaches and 15 km of coves. Its location and weather conditions make it an ideal spot for all kinds of activities.
Looking for landscapes that blend the sea and nature? The Caminos de Ronda trail runs along the Mediterranean coast. This family-friendly hike offers spectacular views of the sea, hidden coves, and fine-sand beaches near L’Escala.
Between the blue waters of the Mediterranean and the rugged cliffs, head toward Cala Montjoi via Almadraba. You probably didn’t think you could fall even more in love with the Costa Brava.