Estartit is a coastal town belonging to the municipality of Torroella de Montgrí. Located south of the Montgrí massif, L’Estartit is a town deeply Mediterranean. It is a little more than a mile from the Medes Islands archipelago, renowned for its many species of flora and fauna underwater. Declared a nature reserve some time ago, it is an important destination for lovers of scuba diving or snorkeling.

Palamós hosts just over 17,000 inhabitants. Its geographical location, just in the middle of the Costa Brava, has made of it a first-rate tourist destination. Its port, its raison d’ `être, has had periods of great splendour, especially in early twentieth century. Now, the port brings together three important sectors: fisheries, commercial and tourism.

You can enjoy various beautiful beaches, including sailor looking Cala Margarida easily accessible to vessels and close to the centre of the city. It is a rocky beach, shallow water and rocky seabed.

The town of Sant Feliu de Guixols is situated in the heart of the Costa Brava, between the towns of Castell-Platja d'Aro and Santa Cristina d'Aro. Currently, the tourism boom that has taken the whole area can be seen here. The small fishing village has become one of the most important centres of the Costa Brava, a dynamic city that offers visitors an abundance of nature reflected in its forests and a coastline dotted with cliffs and beaches, all accompanied by the quality of their services and equipment.

Blanes is a Spanish municipality in the county of La Selva in the province of Girona. Situated on the coast of Girona. It is the first town on the Costa Brava, which is known as the "Gate to the Costa Brava."

Blanes is also a popular tourist town in Catalonia and Spain, where beaches surrounded by mountains make of this place a popular tourist spot. One of the best beaches are Sant Francesc or Cala Bona.

There is a lot going on in Playa d'Aro. Here one has to have fun, both day on the beach, or enjoying the nightlife.

The beach is long and coarse sand and gets deep quite sharply. The wide promenade that goes next to the beach is very long and invites you to walk and to rest, eat or have a drink, there are many restaurants and bars.

Llafranc is one of the coastal hamlets of Palafrugell, a picturesque town which retains the old charm of the villages of the area before the arrival of mass tourism. Situated on a rocky coast, it is next to another coastal and tourist village, Calella de Palafrugell. Next to Llafranc you will find the Sant Sebastia lighthouse, with a magnificent view at the top.

Return to the port of Estartit.