• Cadaques - This village appears to have paused in time, preserving the Mediterranean charm of traditional white houses accented by the vibrant colors of Catalan Art Nouveau buildings such as the Blue House or Serinyana’s House, the Colom Castle, The Pont House, and The Rahola’s House.

If visiting on a Monday morning, one can enjoy the charming atmosphere of the weekly market. This event takes place in a square filled with various gastronomic options. There are numerous restaurants and bars specializing in tapas, local fish and seafood, paellas, and a superb selection of wines with a certificate of origin or high-quality cocktails.

Be sure to visit the beautiful Church of Santa Maria de Cadaqués, constructed between the 16th and 17th centuries. It features a baroque altarpiece standing 76 feet high, dedicated to the Hope Madonna, and is almost entirely covered in gold leaf.

Make sure to leave time to wander through the flower-filled alleys!

• Isla Port Lligat - Visit the cove of Port Lligat, where the famous painter Salvador Dalí’s house is located.
• Cap de Creus National Park - Explore the Cap de Creus Natural Park, reaching the lighthouse at the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula.

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The journey takes us along the coast of Cap de Creus Nature Park, passing by Cala Jóncols and Cap Norfeu, and viewing the rock known as ‘the Cat.’ Weather permitting, we venture into the Tamariu cave. We then navigate past the small coves of the Nature Park to arrive at the Cap de Creus point, a rugged, rocky headland that rises 672 meters above the Mediterranean Sea. This forms a small, hilly peninsula with numerous chasms creating small coves aligned with the slate formations. On the return trip, we enter the bay of Port Lligat, where the Salvador Dalí House-Museum can be seen from the boat. Finally, we reach Cadaqués, where there is a 90-minute stop to explore this charming fishing town.

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