• Bridge of Besalu - Enjoy a guided walking tour through the medieval and Jewish quarters of Besalu, and discover one of Spain’s most beautiful medieval bridges.
• Castellfollit de la Roca - Take a brief stop to capture photos of the stunning houses perched atop this remarkable basaltic cliff.
• Volcan de Santa Margarida - Participate in a guided walk to reach the Santa Margarida church, nestled within the crater of the Santa Margarida volcano.
• Restaurant Can Xel - Take the opportunity to enjoy lunch at Restaurant Can Xel and savor the local specialties of the area.
• La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park - Explore Santa Pau, a charming medieval village surrounded by volcanoes, with a walking tour of the old quarter, church, and castle.
• Lake Banyoles - Stroll along Lake Banyoles, the largest lake in Catalonia, or opt for a sail on the eco-friendly boat La Tirona. Tickets are not included!

• Local guide expert in history

• Lunch

If you’re passionate about nature and keen on exploring novel regions, this is your ideal pick!!

During this comprehensive day trip, you’ll traverse various territories. We’ll initially delve into an area teeming with history, where our guide will illuminate the medieval and Jewish inheritance of Besalú. Subsequently, we’ll spend part of the day basking in the natural beauty of La Garrotxa Natural Park in the pre-Pyrenees region, which is home to over 40 dormant volcanoes. You’ll experience this first-hand by visiting a Medieval hermitage positioned smack in the center of a volcano crater. Additionally, you’ll stopover at Castellfollit de la Roca to snap a few pictures of the Basaltic precipice and visit Santa Pau, a quaint village encircled by volcanoes.

To conclude this spectacular day, you’ll have the chance to stroll or navigate the waters of Banyoles lake, the biggest lake in Catalonia.

We plan to return to Girona city around 5/5.30pm, subject to traffic conditions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.