Boat Tour of the Cap de Creus Natural Park from L'Escala

Context The Cap de Creus Natural Park, located along Girona’s rugged Costa Brava, spans 13,886 hectares of protected coastline. This dramatic landscape features steep cliffs and secluded coves, offering access to remote spots only reachable by sea—like Cala Sa Fredosa and Cala Jugadora—where crystal-clear waters reveal rich marine biodiversity. The breeze carries scents of pine and coastal vegetation, enhancing the tranquil journey. The Experience Departing from L’Escala’s marina, you’ll board a boat or catamaran for a peaceful 1.5- to 5.5-hour cruise. Throughout the voyage, enjoy guided commentary on local geology, flora, and fauna as the gentle hum of the engine blends with the rhythm of waves. Stops include swimming in hard-to-reach coves and visits to Port Lligat, home to Salvador Dalí’s museum, and the whitewashed village of Cadaqués, known for its narrow alleys and Mediterranean charm. For Whom Ideal for families with children over 8, nature and photography enthusiasts, and travelers interested in local culture and art. Requires minimal physical effort—mostly seated or standing. Not recommended for those seeking high-energy activities or those with limited mobility unless adapted options are confirmed in advance. Local Context The Cap de Creus coastline has long been shaped by fishing communities and artists. Dalí’s home in Port Lligat reflects the deep bond between art and landscape. Coastal towns preserve maritime traditions and serve fresh seafood-based cuisine, enriching the natural and cultural experience of the boat tour.