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HIGHLIGHTSExperience the beauty of the Costa Brava - the 'Wild Coast' of Spain in the best season, when the sea is still warm and the air is about 25C.
Easy/Moderate Coastal Walks, around 10 km a day, along the Cami de Ronda to wild beaches, inhaling a healing mix of sea & pine, juniper trees air.
A new destination, a tailor-made event, based at the charming Hotel Garbí in Calella de Palafrugell, one of the most beautiful and representative towns on the Costa Brava.
Experienced Hike Leaders with a choice of 2 walks every day.
Optional water activities: SUP, sea-kayaking, open sea swimming, boat trip or even scuba diving if you dare.
All questions to [email protected]
All photos were taken by organisers during the exploration trip.
LOCATION
We chose our base - a former, old fishing village in the municipality of Palafrugell, with picture postcard beaches, coves and a Mediterranean flavour, for a reason. It has a special charm, and its old maritime quarter, Port Bo, has been declared a cultural asset of national importance. This quarter retains the original layout of the village, with its traditional white porched buildings. It includes the complex of vaults, originally used to sew nets and auction fish.
You'd not see many foreigners but Spaniards on holiday there.
Calella de Palafrugell has coves and beaches linked via a well-engineered coastal walk known as the Cami de Ronda, passing along the cliffs and through several tunnels on the way. It was originally built to connect the diverse coastal towns, beaches and small bays. Later used to help the Carabineros control the coast and stop smuggling.
We will walk the most scenic sections of the path that winds down the coast from Begur to Calella de Palafrugell and further south to La Fosca.
WHAT TO EXPECT
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Girona–Costa Brava Airport, Carretera Nacional N-156, Km 0,Viloví De Oñar, Cataluna, Spain, Girona
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