Guided Coastal Hiking on the Costa Brava

Stands out for

  • • Start in Sant Feliu de Guíxols with views from Puig de les Forques
  • • Walk along the beach of St. Pol and explore its modernist architecture
  • • Visit the ancient castle of Begur with panoramic views of the Mediterranean
  • • Hike the Camí de Ronda in Tossa de Mar, listening to the sound of waves
  • • Small groups for personalized attention and deeper connection with nature
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Description

Context The Costa Brava, located in Girona, is a rugged coastal stretch featuring pristine white-sand coves, dramatic cliffs, and pine forests. The Camí de la Costa Catalana spans approximately 90 km of trails that connect natural beauty with cultural heritage, offering panoramic viewpoints and historic castles with sweeping views of the Mediterranean. The air carries the scent of pine and sea salt, while the sound of waves accompanies your journey. ">The Experience** Led by local experts, you’ll walk along trails that pass through pine forests and beaches like St. Pol, with stops in historic towns such as Begur and Tossa de Mar. The route includes sections with stone steps and uneven terrain, where you’ll feel the texture of rocky ground beneath your feet and the refreshing sea breeze on your skin. Throughout the walk, you’ll receive insights into the region’s natural and cultural environment, plus tastings of regional food and drink. ">Who It’s For** This hike is ideal for visitors in good physical condition who enjoy moderate walking and appreciate both natural landscapes and cultural history. It is not recommended for those with limited mobility or difficulty navigating uneven terrain. ">Local Context** The route connects with the region’s long-standing history and traditions, from centuries-old castles to the artistic legacy of Salvador Dalí. Local communities continue to preserve traditional customs and regional cuisine, which you’ll experience during stops at iconic towns along the way.

Key Info

Difficulty

Moderate

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

seasons.SPRING, seasons.SUMMER, seasons.AUTUMN

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Booking required

Practical Guide

Everything you need to know about Guided Coastal Hiking on the Costa Brava

Location

How to get there

By car Public transport
Expert Recommendations

Bring appropriate footwear for rocky and stair-heavy terrain, pack lightweight, weather-adaptive clothing, use sun protection, and carry enough water. The best time to visit is spring, summer, and autumn—start early to avoid midday heat. Book in advance to secure a spot in small groups, and take advantage of rest stops to learn about local culture and enjoy traditional food tastings.

Physical Requirements

moderate physical activity, suitable for individuals in good general physical condition

About the Area

The Costa Brava offers a Mediterranean landscape shaped by cliffs, sandy coves, and pine forests. Nearby, explore traditional fishing villages like Begur and Tossa de Mar, and visit Girona’s historic old town, museums, and cultural landmarks. The region provides well-established tourist services, local cuisine, and cultural experiences such as a visit to Salvador Dalí’s home or wine tastings in L’Empordà.

Offers

Best available offers for Guided Coastal Hiking on the Costa Brava

Travesía por los antiguos caminos de ronda de la Costa Brava: de Pals a Palamós

Senderismo con guía por la Costa Brava

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€40

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Frequently Asked Questions

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The hikes are moderate in difficulty, with some sections featuring stairs and uneven terrain. They typically last several hours and are conducted in small groups, starting early in the day to make the most of daylight.
Some tours include transport from Barcelona, but the standard starting point is Girona. Check with the operator for specific details and booking options.
There are no water fountains along the trail, so it’s essential to bring enough drinking water for the entire hike.
It is not recommended for people with limited mobility due to sections with stairs and uneven ground.
Wear comfortable hiking shoes, layered clothing for changing weather, sun protection, a small backpack, and plenty of water.