Coastal Via Ferrata at Cala Molí, Costa Brava

Context The Cala Molí via ferrata, located on the rugged cliffs of the Costa Brava in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, is the only such route in Europe built directly along the Mediterranean coastline. With a 480-meter circular route and a maximum height of 28 meters above sea level, it uniquely combines vertical adventure with a dramatic coastal landscape. The wind carries the scent of salt and the calls of seagulls accompany every step along the route.

The Experience Led by a certified professional guide, the adventure begins with a safety briefing and a short training session to master essential techniques while fitting your certified climbing gear. The route is divided into two sections: the first, of medium to low difficulty, features Tibetan and Nepalese-style hanging bridges; the second is more technical and aerial, demanding strength and focus. You’ll cross seven suspended bridges that gently sway in the sea breeze, offering uninterrupted views of the Mediterranean and coastal cliffs. At the end, participants share a light picnic with their group to foster teamwork and connection.

For Whom This activity is ideal for team-building groups, individuals in good physical condition with basic outdoor experience, and teenagers over 13. It is not suitable for those with vertigo, limited mobility, or insufficient upper-body strength.

Local Context Sant Feliu de Guíxols is a coastal village with a strong maritime heritage and well-maintained coastal trails linking beaches and coves. The via ferrata is seamlessly integrated into this landscape, where local traditions and authentic Catalan cuisine remain vibrant, offering a genuine backdrop for adventure and connection.