• Cala Sa Conca - A stunning, scenic cove featuring golden sand and crystal-clear waters; a favorite among families and recognized as a starting or ending point of the Camí de Ronda. It is often less crowded than the main beaches. The walk begins here.
• S’Agaro - A prestigious, historic residential area or village celebrated for its elegant Noucentista architecture (an early 20th-century Catalan style), including luxury accommodations like Hostal de la Gavina, situated between two main beaches (Sant Pol and Sa Conca).
• San Pol Beach - A spacious, family-friendly bay with fine sand, offering numerous water sports and excellent amenities. It is noted for its vibrant, traditional wooden beach huts and a classic promenade.
• Camino de Ronda - An extraordinary coastal walking path (a particularly beautiful section is located here) that links beaches and coves, providing breathtaking cliff-top views, architectural highlights (such as the renowned gazebo), and access to hidden gems.
• Costa Brava - The name for the entire rugged, stunning coastline of the Province of Girona, renowned for its dramatic cliffs, pine-covered hills, charming fishing villages, and turquoise coves. A region rich in culture and gastronomy.

• Lunch included
• Guided by experienced professionals
• Snorkeling equipment provided
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
• Insurance coverage

• Bottled water
• Towels
• Walking / water-shoes
• Snorkeling fins

Embark on a journey along the historic and ancient Camino Ronda. This adventure blends exploration, history, and culture. Traveling north to Costa Brava in a private, air-conditioned van, you will reach the heart of La Costa Brava, surrounded by stunning pine-forested sea cliffs. Portions of the ‘Camí Ronda’ feature narrow paths designed for trekkers and walkers, with several ascents and descents. At times, the route takes you along sea promenades and beaches, offering breathtaking views of the Costa Brava’s Mediterranean Sea, known for its unique turquoise clear waters. The path leads through pine forests and a protected coastal area, ideal for refreshing activities like snorkeling, swimming, and a few safe, low cliff jumps. This gentle hike accommodates all types of footwear, so hiking shoes are unnecessary. If visiting during cooler months, water activities will be replaced with more land-based exploration.

• Bring plenty of drinking water
• Have a good breakfast before coming and bring any snacks you may need
• Not recommend for travelers with walking difficulties

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.