Why are Begur and the Costa Brava so Special?
• Incomparable Landscapes: Steep cliffs, hidden coves and crystal clear waters make every corner a postcard.
• Historical and Cultural Richness: From its medieval legacy to the Indian influence, Begur has a fascinating history that is reflected in its architecture and traditions.
• Pleasant Climate: Warm summers and mild winters make Begur an ideal destination all year round.
• First-Class Gastronomy: The combination of sea and land products makes the cuisine of the area irresistible.
• Tranquility and Charm: Despite being a popular destination, Begur maintains its essence and authenticity, far from mass tourism.
The Best Beaches and Coves of Begur
Begur is located on a small mountain. All the beaches are about 5 km from the historic center.
There are paths through the forest to go to the beaches on foot.
• Aiguablava Beach: With crystal clear waters and golden sand, it is one of the most famous and photogenic coves in the area.
• Sa Riera Beach: The largest in Begur, ideal for families and water activities.
• Sa Tuna Beach: A small corner of paradise with white houses that give it a picturesque touch.
• Fonda Beach: A hidden and uncrowded cove, perfect for disconnecting.
• Racó Beach: Close to Pals, with calm waters perfect for swimming.
• Cala Illa Roja
• Fornells
• Cala Aiguafreda
What to Visit in Begur? Old Town and Indian Houses
Castell de Begur
Situated on the top of the hill, this 11th-century castle offers spectacular views of the Costa Brava and the interior of the Empordà. Although only remains of the fortress remain, the panorama from here is impressive.
The historic center of Begur retains its medieval essence with cobbled streets, charming squares and Indian houses built by emigrants who returned from America in the 19th century. Stroll around the Plaça de la Vila and discover its beautiful shops and charming restaurants.
Routes and Hiking in Begur
Begur is a paradise for hiking lovers. The coastal paths offer spectacular views of the coast and lead to hidden corners.
• Camí de Ronda: Coastal route that connects coves and allows you to discover the Mediterranean landscape.
• Viewpoints Route: Tour of the most impressive panoramic points in the area.
Excursions through the forests of Begur. The main forest to Pals. Walks through the drasseras to the beaches.
What to Eat in Begur?
The gastronomy of Begur is deeply influenced by Mediterranean cuisine and the fresh seafood of the Costa Brava.