Private Tour Medieval Villages and Cadaqués

Departure from Barcelona or Girona at the indicated time, from your hotel. We will begin our route in the town of Pals, a small medieval town located 90 minutes from Barcelona. Upon arrival in Pals, we will begin the visit at the Mirador del Pedró, one of the highest points of the town. From here you will enjoy a spectacular panoramic view that encompasses the rice fields, the Empordà plain and, on clear days, even the Pyrenees. This is the perfect place to take some photos and capture the beauty of the surroundings. From the viewpoint, we will descend along the cobbled streets towards the old town, known as the Barri Vell. We will walk through its narrow streets flanked by stone houses decorated with colorful flowers. We will visit the Torre de les Hores, a 12th-century Romanesque tower that was part of the old defensive wall. Its name comes from the bell tower added in the 15th century. The tower is one of the emblems of Pals and offers a fascinating view of medieval architecture. Later, just 10 minutes by car, we will head towards Peratallada.

Once there, we will enjoy a walk through its cobbled streets and stone facades that characterize this town. The Plaza de les Voltes is the heart of Peratallada, known for its well-preserved medieval town. We will head towards one of the most beautiful towns in Spain, Cadaqués.

We can eat in one of the restaurants facing the bay, and enjoy typical Mediterranean cuisine. Cadaqués is a charming coastal town on the Costa Brava, famous for its impressive landscapes and its connection with the artist Salvador Dalí. At the end, we will begin our tour exploring the Church of Santa María, located in the upper part of the old town, offering impressive views of Cadaqués and the Mediterranean Sea. From there, in a 1-hour tour of the cobbled streets we will discover some stories and legends of pirates and Indians that will transport us to other times. Time to walk freely for about 30 minutes and get lost in the Mediterranean clothing and craft shops in the centre.

Finally, around 6:00 pm, the return to Barcelona begins, ending a day full of explorations and beautiful discoveries in three of the most charming medieval cities in Catalonia.

Pals

Explore the charming medieval town of Pals, where cobbled streets and stone houses will transport you back in time. Admire the impressive Torre de las Horas, an iconic structure offering panoramic views from the Josep Pla viewing point. Take a leisurely stroll through the old town, discover artisan shops and enjoy the historic atmosphere that surrounds every corner of this picturesque place.

Peratallada

Visit Peratallada, one of the best-preserved medieval villages on the Costa Brava. Its stone walls, castle and picturesque squares create a perfect setting for an authentic experience. Stroll through the narrow streets, admire the historic architecture and relax in the cozy restaurants offering delicious local cuisine. Peratallada is a destination full of history and charm that you cannot miss.

Cadaques 

There you will find the former home of the genius of surrealist painting: Salvador Dalí. Known as the House-Museum of Portlligat , it is a set of fishermen’s huts in the form of a labyrinth that Dalí modified over 40 years to make his incredible residence-workshop a reality. Walking through the courtyard or the rooms of different sizes or seeing Dalí’s objects such as his carpets, his old furniture or extravagances such as giant eggs, an armchair in the shape of lips or a Michelin man, is an incredible experience. In Cadaqués you can also enjoy a charming town on the Costa Brava. 

Salvador Dalí Theatre-Museum 

I t is a museum entirely dedicated to the painter Salvador Dalí. It is located in Plaza Gala-Salvador Dalí, number 5, in Figueras . The Theatre-Museum was the third most visited museum in Spain in 2017, with 1,207,149 visitors, ranking 40th in its ranking of the 100 most visited art museums in the world. Due to its large influx of visitors and its commercial management, it could be the only Spanish museum that can be completely self-financed with its own income  . Managed by the Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation. The artist left a large number of works of art to the Spanish State in his will , these were distributed between this museum and the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid.  

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off service.
• Private Guide
• Small group tour of up to 8 participants.
• Vehicle adapted to the number of passengers
• 1 hour tour in Cadaqués

Not Included

• Extra meals
• Drinks
• Memories
• Unmentioned entries

Maximum capacity: 15 people.
Meeting point: Pick up at the hotel.
It is essential to have received confirmation of the reservation.

CANCELLATION CONDITIONS

One-day tours can be cancelled up to 24 hours before.