The Camino de Ronda is a path that offers a unique glimpse into the history of the Costa Brava region of Spain. This centuries-old path was once used as a way for fishermen to navigate their way around the rugged coastline and has since become one of the most famous trails in Catalonia.

Duration

8 hours

About

The Cami De Ronda is an ancient walking path along the Costa Brava Mediterranean. The beauty of the landscape and abrupt landscape, makes the path an authentic paradise for walkers and hikers.

The Wild Beach of Castell is in the Cap Roig National Park. From here towards the Botanical Gardens of Cap Roig, we'll find crystal clear coves including Cala Roca Bona and Cala Estreta to name a few.

We'll visit ruins of Iberian settlements on the hills behind, Old Catalan Farmhouses and a small known paint studio of Salvador Dali.

To finish the hike we'll reach the Charming Seaside Town of Calella de Palafrugell, known for it's seafood restaurants and turquoise beaches. Here you'll have the option to eat in the many seafood restaurants that sit directly on the water or relax on the beach with a packed lunch.

Calella de Palafrugell is a beautiful and historical coastal fishing village located in the province of Girona in Catalonia, Spain. With its picturesque beaches, stunning coastal views, and rich cultural and historical heritage, Calella de Palafrugell is a must see destination for both locals and international travelers.

What's Included

• Expertise from our trip leaders
• Fresh seasonal fruit from Catalonia
• Transport from Girona

What's Excluded

• Lunch
• Water

What to bring

• Running/Hiking shoes
• Suntan lotion
• Sports/hiking comfortable for hiking
• Packed lunch
• At least 1 ltr of water
• Sun hat