The Camí de Ronda stretches over more than 200 kilometres from Portbou to Blanes. This trail winds between cliffs, beaches, coves, and fishing villages, offering breathtaking viewpoints over the sea. Each section has its own charm and unique landscape.

In addition to its natural beauty, the Camí de Ronda is accessible: most routes are well signposted and vary in difficulty, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers.

Recommended Routes:

Camí de Ronda from Colera to Llançà: Known for its scenic beauty and hidden coves. Points of interest include Grifeu Beach and the coves and viewpoints of Cap Ras.

Camí de Ronda from Llançà to Port de la Selva: This section connects Llançà with the charming Port de la Selva, a simple route passing by the s'Arenella Lighthouse.

Camí de Ronda through Cap de Creus: Offering some of the most spectacular landscapes of the Camí de Ronda. This route through the Cap de Creus Natural Park is highly recommended for nature lovers.

Camí de Ronda from Cadaqués to Portlligat: This stretch is famous for its connection to Salvador Dalí. The artist lived in Portlligat and drew inspiration from the surrounding landscapes for some of his most famous works.

Camí de Ronda from Roses to Cala Montjoi: This final route takes you from the lively city of Roses to the quiet Cala Montjoi. It's the perfect walk to enjoy the diverse beauty of the Costa Brava.

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