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The Camí de Ronda on a 7-day independent hiking trip. Hike one of Spain’s most beautiful coastal trails: from elegant S’Agaró to charming Begur. Azure-blue bays, pine trees, fishing villages, and comfortable accommodations every night.
We describe the trip as we’ve put it together with our local specialist. But of course, you can also arrange this trip on your own. Request a quote now.



Why this route? You’ll walk along the most photogenic part of the Camí de Ronda: elegant promenades, sheltered rocky coves, quiet pine-lined paths, and the fishing village atmosphere of Baix Empordà.
The Camí de Ronda is the historic coastal path of the Costa Brava. It was once used by the coast guard and for anti-smuggling patrols; today, it is a perfectly marked hiking trail with stairs, boardwalks, and rocky paths connecting the coves. The entire route runs from Blanes to Portbou (approx. 200 km).
The route from S’Agaró to Begur is famous for its variety: elegant Art Deco villas, surprisingly quiet calas (small coves), scenic overlooks, and villages with authentic Catalan charm.

Check in at Hotel S’Agaró (half-board). Stroll along the stately Passeig de Ronda, past 20th-century villas and lookouts overlooking small coves. The sunset here is a lovely prelude.
Meals: Breakfast included.
Tip: Take a short warm-up walk along the coastal path between Sant Pol and Sa Conca.

Follow the path toward Palamós, a well-known fishing port (Baix Empordà). If the season and catch allow, be sure to try the famous Palamós shrimp. Visit the fishing museum and (if they’ve been out to sea) the fish auction around 5:00–6:00 p.m.
Overnight stay: Hotel Àncora, Playa La Fosca (half-board).
Distance: approx. 12–15 km
Difficulty: easy/medium (stairs, partly rocky).
Note: When the sea is rough, some sections may be slippery; walking sticks are helpful.


The path winds its way past coves and pine trees to Calella de Palafrugell, with its whitewashed houses, colorful fishing boats, and that same old harbor atmosphere. Historically, cork from the surrounding area was exported from here.
Overnight stay: Hotel Sant Roc (bed and breakfast). Terrace with ocean view; Mediterranean cuisine (reservations accepted).
Distance: approx. 12 km
Level: easy/medium.



Choose today:
Llafranc is situated on a sheltered bay with light-colored sand and a small marina. Nearby stands the Sant Sebastià lighthouse, offering panoramic views all the way to the Pyrenees. Between Calella and Llafranc lie the Illes Formigues, a popular spot for divers (coral, shipwrecks).
Overnight stay: Hotel Terramar (half-board).
Distance: 5–9 km along the coast / 10–14 km inland · Difficulty: easy.



A dream stage along the calas via Tamariu toward Begur. The municipality of Begur encompasses the Begur massif and several bays; in the old town center, medieval streets and a castle hill await.
Must-sees: Calas Aiguablava, Sa Tuna, Sa Riera, Aiguafreda (crystal-clear water, pine trees right down to the sea).
Accommodation: Hotel & Spa Classic Begur (half-board + spa access).
Distance: approx. 12–16 km
Level: medium (more stairs/elevation gain).
Explore the eight coves of Begur, have lunch with arroz a banda or suquet de peix, or take a circular hike. Beach restaurants and the Romanesque village of Esclanyà are nearby.
Accommodation: Hotel & Spa Classic Begur (1st night includes dinner; 2nd night includes breakfast only).
Options: snorkeling/kayaking (seasonal), wine tasting in Empordà.
Return transfer to S’Agaró available upon request. Extend your stay in Girona (historic center, cathedral, city walls) or in the Empordà wine region (wineries, cork oak landscape).

Not included: supplier booking fee (€55) and SGR contribution, lunches/drinks, local tourist tax, optional activities, and transfers (unless booked separately).
Estimated price per person based on a double room:
When you request a quote, we’ll forward it to our local partner, who will confirm the price and availability directly with you (in Dutch). If you agree, you confirm the trip. You pay the same price as if you were booking directly. You’ll handle the rest of the booking and payment directly with the local provider (with whom we have a good working relationship and established agreements). We’re always available to answer any questions you may have.
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Packing List (Compact): low- to mid-cut hiking boots with tread · lightweight daypack (20–25 L) · refillable 1–1.5 L bottle · sun hat/UV-protective shirt · windbreaker · swimwear · compact first-aid kit · blister pads/band-aids · lightweight towel · power bank · hiking poles (optional but helpful on stairs). Click here for more information about hiking trips.
Is this trip suitable for beginners?
Yes, provided you’re used to walking 8–16 km. The stairs require a basic level of fitness.
How do I get to S’Agaró?
From Barcelona, S’Agaró is about 1 hour and 15 minutes away by train, and from Girona, it’s about 1.5 hours. The return trip from Begur to S’Agaró takes about 1.5 hours by train.
Are there places to eat and drink along the trail every day?
There are some, but not everywhere: bring water and a snack. Outside of peak season, some places close for siesta.
Does the fish auction in Palamós always take place?
Only if the boats have set out and the weather permits; otherwise, a visit to the museum is a nice alternative.
Can I shorten the route?
Yes, by taking a bus or taxi, or by choosing the shorter coastal route (Day 4).
Can I swim in the calas?
Yes, often; pay attention to local signs and currents, and avoid protected areas when snorkeling.
Can I get the GPX tracks in advance?
Yes, you’ll receive the GPS tracks with your travel documents.
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