BARCELONA · DAY TRIP
26 Tours Reviewed
Metal steps over the Mediterranean is the point. This coastal via ferrata at Sant Feliu de Guixols mixes forest sections, river crossings, and cable-secured walls with two route levels so you can enjoy sea and mountains in one go. I…
The sea here feels close to your face. This Costa Brava kayak-and-snorkelling tour starts in Sant Feliu de Guíxols and takes you past coves, islets, cliffs, and natural water channels in clear blue waters. Before anyone pushes off, an instructor…
Costa Brava looks like a postcard. This day trip is built to get you out of Barcelona fast and onto the coast with less fuss: hotel pickup in the morning, then a guided route through fishing towns and viewpoints. Two…
Your paddle starts where the city ends. This Costa Brava day trip mixes an El Camino de Ronda hike with tandem sea kayaking off Sant Pol de S’Agaró, plus time to cool off in a crystal lagoon. I love how…
Coastal walking plus snorkel time is a great combo. This small-group day trip pairs the famous Cami de Ronda coastal path with the medieval feel of Tossa de Mar, plus a real Mediterranean swim and a set lunch. I especially…
That coastline feels like a movie set. This full-day tour pulls you out of Barcelona and into the Costa Brava’s most recognizable towns and viewpoints, with a mix of sea walks and medieval stone streets. I like that the day…
A fairy-tale coast day with history and sea. This trip strings together three very different worlds: Girona Cathedral and its iconic Eiffel Iron Bridge, medieval stone lanes in Peratallada, then time on the Costa Brava in Calella de Palafrugell. You…
A day on the Costa Brava feels like a reset button. This trip pairs the historic Camí de Ronda coastal path with Mediterranean snorkeling breaks, plus the option to try a few safe cliff jumps. Two things I especially like:…
Sailing the Costa Brava feels easy and fun. You get a barbecue lunch on board plus all-in drinks, then you spend real time in a wind-sheltered cove for swimming, often with great visibility. For me, the best part is how…
Costa Brava days don’t get much better than this. It’s a small-group mix of coastal walking, sea time, and a proper meal, with just enough adventure to keep it fun. I like the way the day balances effort and payoff,…
Colorful rivers and medieval stone, same day. What makes this outing fun is the simple format: hotel pickup in Barcelona, then a private-vehicle day focused on sights you’d otherwise have to plan yourself. You’ll get a guide’s local perspective as…
Coastal cliffs and a Dalí stop in one ride. This Roses-to-Cadaqués boat trip gives you big Mediterranean views fast, with enough time in town to actually feel the place. Along the coast you may spot a quirky cat-shaped rock near…
The Costa Brava surprises you when you look down. This Cap Norfeu catamaran trip pairs classic coastal cruising with submarine-style views from specially designed windows, so you get the cliffs and the underwater world in one short outing. I especially…
Girona and the sea in one day—smart move. This trip layers medieval streets with real time on the Mediterranean coast, so you’re not just looking at Catalonia from a bus window. I like that you get guided context in Girona’s…
Salt air and sea life in one day. This Costa Brava trip turns a long bus ride into real time on the water, with a short, clear skills lesson and guides who keep the mood light (Tim, Ola, Isabelle, Oscar…
