9 km · 3 h
Blanes - Lloret de Mar
Pines, coves and the official gateway to the Costa Brava.
Hiking guide
The cami de ronda, stage by stage.
The coastal path of the Costa Brava (part of the GR-92) links villages and coves for 200 km. These are the 8 essential stages, all with a village at each end for transfer pick-up.
8 essential stages
From Blanes to Aiguablava.
Each stage ends in a village with food and transfer service.
12 km · 4 h
Lloret - Tossa de Mar
The queen stage: cliffs and coves with no road access.
16 km · 5 h
Tossa - Sant Feliu de Guixols
Cala Pola, Giverola and the turn around Sant Pol bay.
7 km · 2 h 30
Sant Feliu - Platja d'Aro
The most elegant stretch: S'Agaro and its walk over the sea.
13 km · 4 h
Platja d'Aro - Palamos
Cala del Pi, Castell and s'Alguer cove before the port.
11 km · 3 h 30
Palamos - Calella de Palafrugell
Sant Sebastia lighthouse and the best views of the comarca.
6 km · 2 h
Calella - Tamariu
Canadell and El Golfet coves, short and perfect for snorkel.
5 km · 2 h
Begur: Sa Riera - Aiguablava
Illa Roja and the most photographed coves of the north.
Tips for the trail
The best months are May-June and September-October: mild temperatures and clear water. In July and August walk early, carry at least 2 litres of water and book your pick-up transfer in advance — many coves have no road access, so the return starts from the village at the end.
Sport shoes are enough for most stages; only Tossa - Sant Feliu has rocky sections that reward boots.