CALLAS
AND BEACHES

Located in S'Agaró, one of the most beautiful coves in the area, with great historical value. Famous for Ava Gardner's adventures and for its beautiful caves and coves surrounded by cliffs, touched by the turquoise waters of the Costa Brava.

A pristine cove nestled between Sant Feliu de Guíxols and S'Agaró. Here you'll find the only via ferrata in Europe that touches the sea, as well as a spectacular cove with pine trees almost reaching the water's edge, their greenery creating a unique contrast with the blue of the ocean. It also boasts several prominent rocks that form a stunning seabed, perfect for snorkeling.

A paradise in Sant Feliu de Guíxols. With a seabed teeming with life, posidonia seagrass, and abundant wildlife, we find one of the best coves in the area, with the unique feature of having the Sant Elm hermitage perched atop the cliffs.

A unique place with unbeatable views. Pristine, as there's no cove or beach, but rather an anchorage for boats, with caves and a sandy bottom that allow you to enjoy the turquoise and emerald hues of the sea. A paradise still waiting to be discovered.

It is protected from the waves generated by the tramontana wind but not from the wind itself, making it ideal for water sports.

Hill located at the end of the bay of Palamós, named for its old coastal defense tower.

Located south of Playa de Aro's Gran beach, the port is sheltered from all winds and accommodates boats up to 25 meters in length.

It is one of the most sheltered ports on the Costa Brava. The yacht club offers a wide variety of mooring options.

Fully integrated into the town center, it boasts an internationally renowned sailing school. It can accommodate boats up to 25 meters in length.

It is a modern sports port that has the essential services for travelers from weekends to 30 meters.