Excursion to the Costa Brava - Forever Barcelona
Organized by: Forever Barcelona
Discover the spectacular beauty of the Catalan coast with a private full-day excursion (8 hours) from Barcelona. Explore crystal-clear coves, pine trees that reach the sea, coastal paths, and traditional fishing villages in an exclusive experience by private vehicle with driver and official guide.
What will we do on this excursion?
A route designed to enjoy the Mediterranean landscape, the sea breeze and the charm of the coastal villages:
- Departure from Barcelona: Comfortable hotel pick-up in a private vehicle and scenic journey towards the north coast.
- Seaside villages: A stroll through the most emblematic fishing villages on the coast (such as Tossa de Mar, with its walled old town overlooking the sea, or the coves of Calella de Palafrugell).
- Time to eat and relax: Stop at a local seafront restaurant to enjoy some good fresh fish, seafood, or a traditional coastal rice dish.
Highlights of the visit
- 100% private experience: No groups or tour bus schedules; you and your group set the pace of the day.
- Door-to-door comfort: Private driver and official guide exclusively for the entire day.
- Nature and unspoiled landscape: The best way to discover the hidden coves and the maritime essence of the Costa Brava.
Practical information
- Duration: 6 to 8 hours, depending on the chosen itinerary.
- Meeting point: Direct pick-up at your hotel or accommodation in Barcelona.
- Transportation: Private vehicle with professional driver.
- Available languages: Catalan, Spanish, English, French and Italian.
- Type of activity: Private excursion of nature, landscape and maritime culture.
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