Top Girona Sightseeing Cruises

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).

Avoid the crowds on land and enjoy unobstructed views of Menorca’s coastline on a boat trip to secluded beaches that are only accessible by water. Traveling with a guide means you’ll tick off natural attractions with ease, and maximize your chances of spotting marine life such as dolphins. Plus, included lunch and round-trip hotel transfers make for a seamless experience.

We will cross the bay of Roses, in the background, you will be able to see the imposing massif of El Montgrí that recalls the figure of a sleeping bishop, stretched out on the ground and with the tip of his toes seeming to want to touch the waters of the Mediterranean. We will sail in front of Cala Montgó and we will see the 'Foradada' cave, which means holed in Catalan, with a little luck we will be able to see a small boat crossing it. In the Medes Islands Marine Natural Park, you can access the underwater vision rooms of the catamaran to see the wild seabed. Then we will arrive at the port of El Estartit where you can go down to visit the town, on Thursdays is the weekly market. Back to Rosas, we will sail in front of L'Escala and we will enter the waters of the Gulf of Rosas passing in front of the Greek port of Sant Martin de Empuries, San Pedro Pescador, Empuria-brava beach and La Robina beach, finally arriving , to Santa Margarita and Roses.

Set sail along one of the most scenic stretches of the Costa Brava on this catamaran tour. Cruise around the beaches, sea cliffs, and coves of the Cap de Creus Nature Park, Cap Norfeu, and Cala Jóncols bay. Along the way, spot landmarks such as Punta Falconera, ‘The Cat’ rock, and Tamariu cave.

Cala Montjoi is the largest beach within the protected area of Cap de Creus, and it is also one of the best known, both for its beauty and for the presence for many years of the famous El Bulli restaurant. This cove has beautiful seabeds and is surrounded by a beautiful pine forest that is great for a picnic in the shade. The beach is made up of coarse-grained sand mixed with stones, and has a surveillance service and rental of sun loungers and umbrellas. Pets are not allowed. A few meters from Punta del Turment, is the islet of El Bergantí and the Cova de les Bruixes, which are two very attractive points for divers due to the curious underwater rock formations and the fauna and flora characteristic of the area, where the enormous posidonia meadows stand out. On the beach itself, you can find the Camping Montjoi beach bar and its diving services. Don't forget to bring your snorkel gear!