Visit Cap de Creus, Port Lligat & Cadaqués (New Free Audio Guide)

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Itinerary

1. This village seem to have stopped on the time, keeping the mediterranean esthetic of traditional white houses with some colourfull splashing provided by the characteristic Catalan Art Noveau buildings as the Blue House or Serinyana’s House, the Colom Castle, The Pont House or The Rahola’s House. If you travel on a Monday morning, you can enjoy the picturesque atmosphere of the weekly market. This activity takes place in a square full of different gastronomic options. You can find different restaurants or bars specialising in: tapas, fish and seafood from our land, paellas... together with a magnificent selection of wines with certificate of origin or high level cocktails. Don’t miss the beautifull church of Santa Maria de Cadaqués, that was builded between the XVI and the XVII centuries and has a baroque altarpiece of 76 feet hight dedicated to the Hope Madonna, it is covered by gold leaf almost in it’s totallity. Don't forget to leave time to get lost in any flowery alley!

   1.5 h

2. visitaremos la cala de port lligat , donde se encuebtra la casa del Famoso pintor Salvador Dalí

   10 minAdmission included

3. Recorreremos el Parque Natural Del Cap de Creus, hasta el Faro la punta mas a l'este de la península ibèrica

   1.5 hAdmission included

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Reviews

Ratings come from 99 reviews collected by our booking partner. They are travellers' own words, in the order they were written — never reordered to flatter the experience.

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• 5Excellent service

  We booked the day before with Sylvia in one of the booths along the prom. She was really helpful, advising which day and which of the variety of trips they offer would suit our family of 5 the best. The boat was clean and the staff friendly. We enjoyed the amazing views from the top deck on the way out and opted to shelter from the sun under cover on the way back. The village we stopped at was picture perfect and we were allowed the right amount of time to have a look around before enjoying the trip back. The pick up from the end of the bay we were staying at, rather than having to walk into the centre of Roses, was brilliant and greatly appreciated by us all. I would recommend this company.

  deborahrD3012LNSeptember 2026via Tripadvisor

• 4A good afternoon out.

  A really good afternoon out in the cool. “Drive” from Roses to Cadaques with a one and a half hour stopover, delivered to the beach in the town centre. Back to Roses after 4 hours. We enjoyed it, but we’re lucky the boat was quite empty because the table seating is very tight. Well worth it.

  Aslanda24July 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Cap de Crues and Cadeques sightseeing

  Great way to see the beautiful Cap De Crues coastline including getting very close in some of the caves. Just the right amount of time in Cadeques for sightseeing. Facilities on board are very good with toilets and refreshments.

  jenbry2012August 2025via Tripadvisor

• 3Try to avoid summer heat

  We were very unlucky to share the boat with a massive group of an old aged people as they thought they had all the rights to be boarded and disembarked as a priority even though they were late to arrive. They tried to skip the queue to be boarded both from Rosas and Cadaques on the way back. The boat crew did not explicitly explained to them that this was totally not acceptable. Therefore it caused stress amongst other passengers especially the ones patiently waiting to get on board under extreme heat withe their young children, old parents and babies. They were also way too loud and did not respect the other’s presence in a public space. Otherwise it was an easy trip to visit beautiful Cadaques. It was super hot and Cadaques does not get too much wind. The boat is not airconditioned .So be aware to hydrate yourself and keep your sunscreens handy.

  457eceaJuly 2025via Tripadvisor

• 3Miscommunication between Viator and company?

  For some reason, our ticket with Viator wouldn't get recognised by the tour company as we were boarding the boat even though the company themselves advertise it on viator! Kept trying to convince us we had booked with a diff company despite their name being on the ticket!! Fortunately for us we had gone to the lady at their actual shop a few minutes earlier and had clarified where to go etc and so we just said the lady at the shop sent us here and they let us on eventually. Wonderful experience otherwise.

  Pujaarti_PJuly 2024via Viator

• 5Skilled captain to run the boat ashore in Cadaques! Picturesque natural park coastline!

  This was our second time on a boat trip with this company and it was just as exciting as our first! We loved the little harbours, the coastline of the Cap de Creus natural park, getting close to the French border, seeing Salvador Dali's home and little port town and of course Cadaques! When we left Roses it was raining, dark and blustery. By the time we got to Cadaques, the sun was out and as we entered the Cadaques harbour, there was perfect lighting! It's amazing how these guys run the boat ashore so that passengers can get off the ramp. This takes much skill! We had 80 minutes to spend in Cadaques before the boat came back to collect us. A lovely trip and highly recommended! Pretty good value at €30 each!

  The_Concierge_8May 2024via Tripadvisor

Know before you go

How it compares in Girona

• Its from-price is 60% below the median of the 136 experiences we list in Girona.
• It is longer than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 11 of 136.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Girona

Girona, in Catalonia, is a compact medieval city of stone lanes, a Jewish quarter and coloured houses on the Onyar River, inland from the Costa Brava.

Girona rises on a hill above the Onyar River, with tall coloured houses hanging over the water along the bank, a view photographed from the Eiffel Bridge, built by Gustave Eiffel's workshop. Above them, a stairway of ninety steps climbs to the cathedral, whose single Gothic nave is among the widest in the world. The old city walls can be walked for views over the rooftops.

Top-ranked sights in Girona: Girona Cathedral (Catedral de Girona), Girona Jewish Quarter (El Call de Girona), Onyar River (Riu Onyar) .

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