

by Excursions Barcelona
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€170The tour begins with a private air-conditioned van ride from Barcelona to the Costa Brava coastline. The group starts walking at Cala Sa Conca, a quiet cove with golden sand, where they spend about thirty minutes before beginning the hike. The main walking section follows the Camí Ronda, a historic coastal path that passes through pine forests, beaches, and sea promenades. The trail includes narrow paths that go up and down several times and offers views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding landscape. The hike lasts about two hours and is easy enough for casual footwear; hiking boots are not required. Along the route, the group passes through the upscale residential village of S'Agaro, known for its early 20th-century Catalan architecture, and San Pol Beach, a family-friendly bay with colorful wooden beach huts. During the walk, there is a break for snorkeling and swimming in protected coastal waters. Snorkeling equipment is provided. Participants also have the option to try a few safe cliff jumps from modest heights. In cooler months, when water activities are not included, the focus is on land exploration along the coastal path. Lunch is provided during the tour. The total duration is about nine hours, including transport, walking, water activities, breaks, and the meal. Insurance is included. Participants should bring bottled water, towels, and suitable footwear for walking and water activities, as these are not provided.
Cala Sa Conca
This quiet, picturesque cove has golden sand and clear water. It is popular with families and serves as one of the start or stop points on the Camí Ronda. It is usually less crowded than other main beaches and is where the hiking walk begins.
30 min
S'Agaro
An upscale historic village known for its elegant Noucentista architecture from the early 1900s. It includes luxury hotels like Hostal de la Gavina and lies between two main beaches, Sant Pol and Sa Conca.
San Pol Beach
A large bay popular with families, featuring fine sand and a variety of water sports. The beach is marked by colorful traditional wooden huts and a classic seaside promenade.
Cami De Ronda
This section of the trail offers snorkeling, cliff jumping, and walking along a coastal path that connects beaches and coves. It provides cliff-top views, architectural highlights such as a well-known gazebo, and access to small, less-visited spots.
120 min
Costa Brava
The broader region known for its rugged coastline in the Province of Girona, featuring dramatic cliffs, pine forests, fishing villages, and turquoise coves. The area is also noted for its local culture and gastronomy.
300 min
Meet outside La Bohème 10 mins BEFORE start time USE PROVIDED LINK DO NOT SEARCH BY NAME - there are other cafes with same name We are in Barcelona NOT BADALONA. Be on time, others are joining. Better early & wait than late & miss tour! Metros: Ciutadella Vila Olímpica or Marina DON'T rely on taxis
End point
Meet outside La Bohème 10 mins BEFORE start time USE PROVIDED LINK DO NOT SEARCH BY NAME - there are other cafes with same name We are in Barcelona NOT BADALONA. Be on time, others are joining. Better early & wait than late & miss tour! Metros: Ciutadella Vila Olímpica or Marina DON'T rely on taxis


by Excursions Barcelona
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€170The tour begins with a private air-conditioned van ride from Barcelona to the Costa Brava coastline. The group starts walking at Cala Sa Conca, a quiet cove with golden sand, where they spend about thirty minutes before beginning the hike. The main walking section follows the Camí Ronda, a historic coastal path that passes through pine forests, beaches, and sea promenades. The trail includes narrow paths that go up and down several times and offers views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding landscape. The hike lasts about two hours and is easy enough for casual footwear; hiking boots are not required. Along the route, the group passes through the upscale residential village of S'Agaro, known for its early 20th-century Catalan architecture, and San Pol Beach, a family-friendly bay with colorful wooden beach huts. During the walk, there is a break for snorkeling and swimming in protected coastal waters. Snorkeling equipment is provided. Participants also have the option to try a few safe cliff jumps from modest heights. In cooler months, when water activities are not included, the focus is on land exploration along the coastal path. Lunch is provided during the tour. The total duration is about nine hours, including transport, walking, water activities, breaks, and the meal. Insurance is included. Participants should bring bottled water, towels, and suitable footwear for walking and water activities, as these are not provided.
Cala Sa Conca
This quiet, picturesque cove has golden sand and clear water. It is popular with families and serves as one of the start or stop points on the Camí Ronda. It is usually less crowded than other main beaches and is where the hiking walk begins.
30 min
S'Agaro
An upscale historic village known for its elegant Noucentista architecture from the early 1900s. It includes luxury hotels like Hostal de la Gavina and lies between two main beaches, Sant Pol and Sa Conca.
San Pol Beach
A large bay popular with families, featuring fine sand and a variety of water sports. The beach is marked by colorful traditional wooden huts and a classic seaside promenade.
Cami De Ronda
This section of the trail offers snorkeling, cliff jumping, and walking along a coastal path that connects beaches and coves. It provides cliff-top views, architectural highlights such as a well-known gazebo, and access to small, less-visited spots.
120 min
Costa Brava
The broader region known for its rugged coastline in the Province of Girona, featuring dramatic cliffs, pine forests, fishing villages, and turquoise coves. The area is also noted for its local culture and gastronomy.
300 min
Meet outside La Bohème 10 mins BEFORE start time USE PROVIDED LINK DO NOT SEARCH BY NAME - there are other cafes with same name We are in Barcelona NOT BADALONA. Be on time, others are joining. Better early & wait than late & miss tour! Metros: Ciutadella Vila Olímpica or Marina DON'T rely on taxis
End point
Meet outside La Bohème 10 mins BEFORE start time USE PROVIDED LINK DO NOT SEARCH BY NAME - there are other cafes with same name We are in Barcelona NOT BADALONA. Be on time, others are joining. Better early & wait than late & miss tour! Metros: Ciutadella Vila Olímpica or Marina DON'T rely on taxis