Top Girona Car Tours

Calling all football fans, this 8.5-hour tour takes you to Camp Nou, the spectacular stadium home to Barcelona FC, from Costa Brava. Relish exploring Europe’s largest stadium at your own pace as you step onto the pristine pitch, visit the locker rooms, and learn of Barcelona FC’s history in the museum. If you choose an afternoon departure time, experience the enchantment of the Magic Fountain lightshow — one of Barcelona’s most popular attractions — before drop-off on the Costa Brava.

Journey back in time to medieval Spain on this full-day tour to several of Costa Brava’s most charming villages. See a historic lighthouse in Llafranc, walk a coastal trail to the hillside cottages of Calella de Palafrugell and admire Begur’s imposing castle. In the inland towns of Pals and Peratallada, sample local cuisine and wander down cobblestone streets while learning about the area’s fascinating history from your guide. Numbers are limited to 7 for a more personalized small-group experience.

Discover Catalonia’s landscape, history, and cuisine on a full-day tour from Girona to Cap de Creus National Park, the village of Cadaqués, and the mountain monastery of Saint Pere de Rodes, exploring each destination with a local guide. Following a tour of the Benedictine monastery, you’ll also visit a local shop for a tasting of olive oil and locally-produced wines. This 10-hour tour includes pickup and drop-off at Girona hotels, and it’s the perfect way to experience the very best of Catalonia.

Immerse yourself in Jewish history during this 8-hour (small group tour up to 7 people) of Girona and Besalu. Both are traditional Spanish Jewish communities that have a long history and rich culture. In Girona, wander the Jewish quarter of ‘the Call’ and learn about the important area’s medieval history, including Nahmanides, one of the greatest Kabbalah scholars. The Museum of Jewish History is a stop not to be missed. Enter the small city of Besalú via the famous medieval bridge and wander through the medieval and Jewish quarter. Visit a 12th-century Micveh before being returned back to your hotel.

Discover Catalonia’s Jewish heritage on a full-day tour of Girona and Besalú led by a private guide. Learn about the area’s rich history as you wander the winding streets and unique shops of Girona’s old Jewish quarter, visit the Museum of Jewish History, and explore Besalú’s unique cultural treasures including a Romanesque bridge, a 12th-century Mikveh, and the remains of a medieval synagogue.

Combine a trip to the Dalí Theatre–Museum with a walking tour of Girona’s historic center on a full-day excursion that blends surreal art with medieval architecture. Coordinated tours and transfers between the two Catalan cities cuts down on time in transit; that means even more time to browse Dalí’s dramatic artwork and explore cobblestone streets in Girona.

Discovering the history of Catalunya at the ancient Ullastret, and the medieval villages of Pals and Peratallada. Our time travel starts at the archaeological site of Ullastret, the oldest Iberian village dating back to the 5th century B. C. In the museum we will have the opportunity to watch a 3D movie that revives the history of this small hamlet. After the taste of the ancient world we will continue to the medieval village of Peratallada, a commercial crossroad of the medieval era. We will cross the Gate of the walls to enter and wander inside the village until we reach the palace and the main square. If you get hungry there are local restaurants with international and local dishes to satisfy your hunger. Our last stop will be another medieval village, Pals. Old buildings, gates and arches, cobblestone roads and a watchtower watching after enemies coming from the ocean… After this experience we will return back to Barcelona.

I will guide you to the strange world of Dali. Enjoy Girona's medieval cityscape and feel the inspiration of art. If you want to change the content of the tour, we are free to change. Our local guide will take you to a wonderful place that you can't get on a regular tour. It may be difficult to make a reservation for a Dali house that requires a reservation depending on the day. *Please apply for at least 2 adults and at least 45 days in advance. If you would like to participate by one person or if you would like to participate with more than 5 people, please contact us directly.

In Vic we will visit the medieval center and a gastronomic visit at Casa Riera, where we can taste the famous Salchichón de Vic. After touring its medieval center, of Romanesque origin, we will take the route to the Monastery of Montserrat, which alone is worth a visit. In Montserrat, a place recognized by the surrounding mountain that offers a spectacular landscape, we visit the sanctuary of La Moreneta, a popular name with which the virgin of the place is known: Mare de Déu de Montserrat. We will visit the great monastery of Montserrat. After visiting the sanctuary we will visit the Montserrat viewpoint to appreciate the beauty that the mountain offers with its famous views that impress visitors. We return to Barcelona, before returning to Palamós, to close the tour with a visit to a wine cellar and learn more about Barcelona's wine. Return to our port.

We will go to Figueres to contemplate a unique museum in the world, with the most exquisite collections of art and painting by Salvador Dalí, with more than 1 M visitors a year. In this place we will be part of the D.O. Empordá, which runs along a transverse line from the sea to the mountain. We will start with Vilabertran, then we will move to Perelada, an old county town that bears the same name. Then we go to La Botiga del Celler, where we will approach the coastal town of Cadaqués, with its labyrinthine streets and the promenade. It maintains all the coastal flavor of the Costa Brava and its small fishing boats. Next we will visit Cap de Creus, with its 1853 lighthouse and offering fabulous views of the cliff. Possibility of taking a cruise through the Bay of Cadaqués. Time to eat at one of the restaurants in Cadaqués. Then we will go to the small town of Portlligat.

Why should I go to Costa Brava? Because it’s one of the most romantic, gorgeous, unspoiled stretches of coast in Europe. Where else, can you drive or walk alongside rugged pink rocks with the teal-colored Mediterranean glimmering below, framed by grand, arabesque pines? Gloriously wild in parts and tastefully manicured in others, the Costa has some of the finest sandy stretches to elegant horseshoe bays and secluded smugglers’ coves. We will head for the stretch of coast between Pals and Palamos. Pals, is the walled hilltop medieval town, looks like a spectacular Hollywood scenery and the genteel horseshoe bays of Llafranc and Calella de Palafrugell which are two of the prettiest on the world. In Calella de Palafrugell at the wildest corner of Costa Brava, we will spend some free time to taste the exceptional sea food or any other meal you like and optional swim on the bluest part of the Mediterranean Sea.

This is a unique experience that previously was only available for locals. A family watermill with the oldest dynasty of windmillers in Europe situated in an amazing natural environment near a great waterfall of wishes. You will fall in love with this place!

We will go to the Theater-Museum of Salvador Dalí, to and appreciate the art and painting of Salvador Dalí, with more than 1 M of visitors a year. Then we visit the church of Sant Pere, a Romanesque church with elements of the Gothic in the fourteenth century. Figueras is the capital of the Alt Empordá region rich for its wine cellars and its coast. After this cultural visit, we will approach the Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes at the top of the mountain range that overlooks the sea, with fantastic views of the bay. The Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes is unique in the world, with the Vatican-scale crypt, with more than 1000 years of history being its walls. We will continue the route to the coastal town of Cadaques, with its labyrinthine streets and the promenade. It maintains all the coastal flavor of the Costa Brava and its small fishing boats. We will approach Cap de Creus, with its 1853 lighthouse, which offers fabulous views of the cliff. Time to eat in one of the restaurants of the place.

Visit to the Salvador Dalí Theater-Museum which is a museum dedicated entirely to the painter Salvador Dalí who is in Gala-Salvador Dalí Square, the artist bequeathed in his will a huge amount of works of art to the Spanish State, which were distributed between this Reina Sofía Museum and Museum in Madrid We will know the castle of Sant Ferran, a fortress that was built in the 18th century. Its colossal dimensions, and its more than three kilometers of perimeter, make it one of the largest in Europe.

Pals is a medieval town, full of vaults, horseshoe arches, doorways and Romanesque and Gothic windows, with vestiges with more than 1000 years old. Walking its walls will transport us to the very middle ages Pals, it is surrounded by rice fields, which generate an amazing landscape during flowering. We will continue the route to the city of Girona, known as the city of the 4 rivers, with its own history, and a charming historical center. Next we visit the Arab baths of Girona, built in the 12th century and located inside the convent of the Capuchins. Then we go to the Walls of Girona, used as a defense of the city against possible invaders, today a privileged place where you can enjoy a unique view of Girona. Stop for lunch. We will continue on our way back to Platja d'Aro, 5 km from the Cruise Terminal, for some last purchases. Return to Palamos.

Girona is one of the most interesting and medieval cities, that invites visitors to trace its more than 2000 years of history through two fortified enclosures and the Medieval Quarter, along the Onyar river. The highlights of Girona are rounded off by the impressive old Jewish Quarter or Call, with its beautiful streets and porticoed squares. It is one of the best preserved Jewish quarters in the world and clear evidence of the importance of the Jewish culture in Girona. Nor far away from Girona we can find the county town of Besalú , that constitutes a unique Jewish heritage site in Spain. In 1966 Besalú was declared a national historic-artistic site. With its twisting medieval streets adapted to the city’s orography, arches, steps, stone houses, the superb Romanesque bridge leading to the town center over the waters of the Fluvià river. . . Besalú still retains the charm of medieval times.

Immerse yourself in the work of surrealist painter Salvador Dalí on this all-day tour. After a convenient hotel pickup in Girona, travel with your guide and small group in an air-conditioned minivan to significant places in Dalí’s life. Visit the Theatre-Museum Dalí, the village of Cadaqués, and the bay of Port Lligat, where there is a second Dalí museum in the artist’s former home.