Cassà de la Selva attractions

During this sailing experience, you'll set off towards Northern Costa Brava aboard a large catamaran. You'll see beaches, coves, cliffs, and caves along the way. After an hour of sailing, the boat will anchor near the bay where you can swim in the Mediterranean Sea. This area has water activities with mats and trampolines, or you can just sunbathe and listen to music. As you enjoy the sea, the crew will make an outdoor barbecue buffet with drinks included. You'll be given around two hours to eat and relax before sailing back to the trip's starting point.

In S'Agaró Bay on the Costa Brava, you will join a guided kayak and snorkel outing that takes you along coastline features only reachable from the sea. As you paddle through clear blue water, you will pass small hidden beaches, caves, coves, rocky islands, cliffs and narrow canals that are not accessible by land. An expert guide will point out the area's history and biodiversity as you move from one scenic spot to the next. Along the way you will snorkel to explore the underwater life and the distinctive rock formations of the Costa Brava, seeing local fauna and flora beneath the surface. The tour is suitable for all skill levels and requires no previous experience, making it a good option for families, couples and groups of friends who want a close-to-nature coastal outing.

Aboard Aquarium II you'll take a glass‑bottomed boat out from the Costa Brava and along the shores of Cap de Creus Natural Park. Through the glass viewing area you'll see the underwater world beneath the boat, including corals, various fish and starfish. Along the way you will pass the dramatic cliffs of Cap de Creus and take in the Mediterranean coastal scenery. The experience will also include a visit to a secret cave that is accessible only by boat. As you move through the park and along secluded coves, you may spot dolphins swimming alongside the boat. The trip is suitable for families and for anyone who enjoys marine life and coastal landscapes, combining a mix of wildlife watching and sea views for a memorable outing on the Mediterranean.

You will sail along the coast of the Cap de Creus Nature Park, passing Cala Jóncols and Cap Norfeu and spotting the rock known as “the Cat.” If weather permits, you'll enter the Tamariu cave. Along the way, the boat will thread past a series of small coves carved into the park’s shoreline, offering close-up views of the rugged coastal geology. Continuing to the tip of Cap de Creus, you will see the rocky headland that rises to 672 m above the Mediterranean Sea — a small, hilly peninsula shaped by countless chasms that create coves oriented according to the structure of the slate. On the return leg you will enter the bay of Port Lligat to view the Salvador Dalí House‑Museum from the water. The trip finishes in Cadaqués, where you will have a 90‑minute stop to explore this supremely picturesque fishing town.

On this catamaran cruise, you'll have a chance to spend three hours on the water in Costa Brava, soaking in the salty breeze and views of coastal Spain. Beaches, coves and seaside caves will be just a few of the sights you'll spot as the boat sails northward from Lloret de Mar. After reaching a secluded bay, the crew will drop anchor to prepare your barbecue buffet lunch. You can spend the wait by taking a refreshing swim or sunbathing on the solarium while listening to music on board. Afterwards, you'll have one more opportunity to see the coastal sights before returning to the starting point.

You will sail aboard a 2019 boat along the rugged coastline of the Cap de Creus Nature Park, headed for the picturesque town of Cadaqués. As you move along the shore of the Cap de Creus Peninsula, you'll take in coastal scenery unique to this part of the Costa Brava before arriving at the village. Once in Cadaqués you'll have a leisurely stop to wander its narrow streets and harbour area and soak up the atmosphere of this historic fishing village. Cadaqués is often called the ‘pearl’ of the Costa Brava and sits on the eastern edge of the Cap de Creus Peninsula. Its history stretches back to the time of the Iberians, and the town’s name is believed to have evolved from ‘Cap de Quers’ (cape of rocks), a reference to the surrounding rugged landscape. Famed for its artistic allure, Cadaqués has long been a muse for painters and creatives, most famously Salvador Dalí.

On this four-hour catamaran trip along the Costa Brava coastline, you’ll sail by beaches, cliffs, caves and coves to a scenic swimming spot. You can also enjoy a barbecue buffet as well as beer and sangria from the open bar. During the trip, you’ll spend two hours anchored in a sheltered cove near the rocks, where activities include diving, trampolining and sunbathing.

The Girona Art Museum houses the most important art collection of the Bishopric and the province of Girona and will guide you through an itinerary of unique works of Catalan art. As you move through its rooms, you’ll encounter pieces that show the region’s artistic development and its religious and cultural connections. Alongside the museum, the combined ticket includes entry to Girona Cathedral and the Basilica of Sant Feliu. At the cathedral you’ll see one of the largest Gothic naves in the world, an impressive space that illustrates the scale and ambition of medieval architecture. The Basilica of Sant Feliu presents the best example of Catalan Gothic, with features that highlight the style’s distinctive regional character. Together, the three sites offer a clear view of Girona’s religious art and architecture, letting you explore important works and monumental spaces that shaped the city’s heritage.

Sail along the Costa Brava on a large catamaran and enjoy a lively, youthful atmosphere with music driven by a DJ. The boat features a solarium network where you can relax as you take in the coastal landscape. Along the way, you’ll have time to bathe in a sheltered cove and feel the sea around you. As the trip moves towards evening, the sky will fill with colourful tones, creating a pleasant setting to watch the sunset from the water. This experience is ideal for exploring the scenic coastline of the Costa Brava while spending time on a spacious catamaran with onboard music. Please note that the outing is for guests aged 18 and over, and bachelor parties are not accepted.

The coast of the Natural Park of Montgrí is dominated by imposing cliffs and a string of small, secluded coves. On this sea outing you will follow the park’s shoreline and sail around the Medes Islands marine reserve, moving along the entire coastline until you reach the Foradada. The route keeps you close to dramatic rock faces and leads you into quieter bays that are best seen from the water. Along the way you will explore the marine character of the area and appreciate a seabed of clear ecological importance. From your vantage point at sea you can take in the contrast between the rugged cliffs and the sheltered coves, and observe how the coastline changes as you approach the Medes Islands and the Foradada. The experience focuses on the natural landscape and marine environment of the Montgrí coast, offering uninterrupted views of these named places and their coastal features.

This self-guided audio walking tour of Girona takes you to the city’s Game of Thrones filming locations and weaves in the history and legends that give them colour. As you move through Girona, you'll hear about the cathedral steps where Jaime Lannister rode to confront the High Sparrow, the monastery that became the Citadel, and the narrow streets where Arya fled the Waif. Along the way, stories about a witch turned to stone on the cathedral, a medieval plague quarantine that inspired a pastry, and an 800-year-old tradition of kissing a lioness for luck will add context to what you see. You can also test your GOT knowledge with a quiz. There’s no fixed start time and no group to keep up with, so you can set your own pace. Pause to enter historical monuments or stop to take photos exactly like in the series. Over 1,000 travellers have experienced this tour, and if it’s not for you, it comes with a full refund guarantee.

Sailing from Roses or Santa Margarita aboard the Aquarium II, you will cross the protected waters of the Cap de Creus Natural Park. Along the way you’ll pass dramatic coves and cliffs, including Canyelles Petites, Almadraba, Punta Falconera, Lledó, Rustella and Cala Murtra. The route will offer close views of rugged coastline and sheltered bays as the boat moves through this distinctive Mediterranean landscape. At Cala Murtra you can explore the seabed from the boat’s glass rooms, where you’ll be able to observe fish, starfish and posidonia meadows below the surface. You will also enjoy the tranquillity of the bay’s turquoise waters and watch a sunset over the Mediterranean. The combination of underwater viewing and coastal scenery will make the outing both relaxed and visually engaging.

At the Aqua Splash Mega Slide on the Costa Brava, you'll start your experience from the top of a giant waterslide and descend in a rush of speed straight into the deep blue of the Mediterranean. As you come down, the slide will deliver a strong adrenaline kick, and your landing will be in the crystal‑clear waters off Cala Almadrava, a quiet cove known for its natural beauty. After the slide, the experience includes a period of free bathing in a nearby cave. You can relax on the rocks or in the sun, swim in the turquoise water and enjoy the calm atmosphere of this exclusive corner of the coast. Along the way you’ll take in the coastal views and the sheltered charm of Cala Almadrava, where tranquillity and natural scenery are the main attractions.

During this three-hour experience, you’ll gain a comprehensive introduction to scuba diving. You’ll begin with a theory lesson in how to use the diving equipment and how to communicate underwater using hand signals. Once you’ve covered the basics, you’ll head to the open water with expert instructors. You’ll spend around one hour under the water, discovering the spectacular marine life. You’ll also receive photos and videos of your dove as a souvenir.

You will be led by professional guides along a series of fun routes designed for enjoyment and exploration. Along the way there will be regular stops where you can snorkel and take a break from the main route. The pace and layout of the route will be adapted to match the group's level so the experience suits beginners and more experienced participants alike. A rescue boat will be available throughout the experience in case you get tired or feel dizzy and need assistance. Your guides will manage the group and adjust the route as needed to keep things comfortable and safe while still allowing time for snorkelling and taking in the surroundings.