Top Girona Public Transportation Tours

Experience Girona’s history and culture on this small-group walking tour. After meeting up with your guide at the Plaça de Sant Feliu, spend a few hours exploring this Catalonian city’s esplanades, old walls, bridges, and landmarks. Admire the history of the Jewish Quarter and marvel at Roman artifacts, winding streets, and an impressive artistic heritage while learning about the city from your guide.

Find out about Girona through its food. This top-rated walking tour puts the spotlight on the medieval city’s cuisine with a walk around the streets and markets. You’ll hear the anecdotes and curiosities that make the history of Girona come alive, and visit locally loved eateries and artisan producers to sample “jamon Iberico,” cava, and more.

Cadaqués is one of the most popular resorts along the Costa Brava, known for its whitewashed buildings, pebble beaches, and as the former home of artist Salvador Dalí. On this tour, take the most scenic route to Cadaqués from Roses and cruise along the Cap de Creus peninsula. Land in Cadaqués and enjoy free time to explore the village, take a swim, or visit the Salvador Dalí Museum (own expense).

Visit the Jewish neighborhood of Girona, a historic home for a local Jewish community that has roots here from the time of the Roman Empire. During the medieval times, around 1000 people lived in this community, the largest Jewish neighborhood in Spain. Wander the cobbled streets and see where Nahmanides the philosopher once lived, and visit the places where three synagogues once were before the 1492 expulsion.

Whether you have experience kayaking or have not tried it before, this active kayak excursion from the port of Playa de Aro promises beautiful views and lots of fun. After a technical introduction, you will paddle through turquoise waters until you reach spectacular caves and coves. Stop for snorkeling and take a look at the underwater world.

Escape the bustle of Barcelona to the ancient town of Girona which is a beautiful place to visit. You’ll find a old houses lining quaint cobbled streets. There’s also a stunning cathedral, Benedectine monastery, Arab baths, and a Jewish museum that details the history of the Jewish community that resided there until the late 1400s. Our fun and entertaining guide will make this a memorable experience for you filled with offbeat sightseeing, visitng local popular hangout places and trying the local food & drinks. It is one of the best experiences to immerse yourself into the rich Spanish culture.