La Fosca
Sandy beach in a beautiful bay, a few beach side cafes and shops
but not enough to take away the simple beauty and convenience of this place.
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La Fosca
Sandy beach in a beautiful bay, a few beach side cafes and shops
but not enough to take away the simple beauty and convenience of this place.
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Platja de Castell
Platja de Castell is approximately a 20 minute walk north of La Fosca.
The beach is all sand and part of a nature reserve, some temporary facilities
are placed on the beach during the main summer season but otherwise the beach
untouched by tourism.
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Palamos
The centre of Palamos is only 30mins walk from the La Fosca, its got lots of small shops,
restaurants, narrow streets, marina, fishing port and fish market.
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Palafugell
Small town typically Spanish with quite a few shops (you have to look to find them)
and a large square where a cup of coffee goes or beer down well while the world passes by.
There's a very big market on Sunday morning just the place to get your fruit and veg.
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Calella de Pallafugell
Beautiful and very Spanish. Three small beaches, a few shops and plenty of restaurants.
Lovely place to go in the evening it has a feel of “real” Spain.
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Llfranc
Up market "Spanish" resort small but beautiful.
Has a small sandy beach and a marina, not many shops but lots of places to eat.
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Tamariu
Small beach and lots of small restaurants, this is a good place to "lunch". |
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Pals
Inland and north of Palafugell this very pretty, quiet and original town has cobbled narrow streets and a castle.
The view from the castle is unrivalled for panoramic scenes of the surrounding countryside.
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San Antonio Beach
This is the southern end of the same bay that forms the beach at Palamos and is recommended.
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Plata D’ Aro.
Next resort south of San Antonio bigger with more shops and an amusement park for the kids.
always busy with lots of people and plenty of restaurants.
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