Day 471 - 27/12/2014 : Catalan luxury

Having reached Cala Pedrosa we were shocked by seeing a gorgeous house in front of our eyes. Surrounded by green and tall pines the house didn't seems to finish !

'Definitely S'Agaro isn't for us', we though, being aware of the extremely high standard of living on this area. Anyway, we live in a tiny and not as luxurious house as it, but we are glad to enjoy it all the time instead of having an occasionally occupied big estate when you should spend more time than everywhere, as we knew that day.

We guessed where the owners would be wasting their time outside !!

Day 470 - 26/12/2014 : Llotja de la Senya Blanca

Far from being a simple connection between two beaches, S'Agaró Cami de Ronda provide us with the views of the S’Agaró coastline that have turned them into a beautiful walk which both natives and visitors alike enjoy taking whilst admiring the spectacular views.

One of these is the place called 'Llotja de la Senya Blanca', the most representative building inside S'Agaró. It's a vast estate initially dedicated to pasture but turned into the current magnificent building after Ensesa family, the owners, ordered its construction.

Undoubtedly, a place to discover !

Day 469 - 25/12/2014 : Catalan houses in Cami de Ronda from S'Agaró to Sa Conca

First of all, Merry Christmas !!!!

After a few minutes walking from S'Agaró beach you will start to reach luxurious houses along the seaside, most of them with the Catalan flag moving due to the sea breeze.

The path is approximately 1.5 km long and can be completed in 20-25 minutes, in which one can contemplate the immensity of the sea and the beauty of the rocks that provide its outline, and which are surrounded by the characteristic Mediterranean flora of Empordà.

Even in this special day you should think to have a pleasant walk to burn calories, why not?

The path is approximately 1.5 km long and can be completed in 20-25 minutes, in which one can contemplate the immensity of the sea and the beauty of the rocks that provide its outline, and which are surrounded by the characteristic Mediterranean flora of Empordà.
Far from being a simple connection between two beaches, they provide us with the views of the S’Agaró coastline that have turned them into a beautiful walk which both natives and visitors alike enjoy taking whilst admiring the spectacular views.
- See more at: http://www.platjadaro.com/en/el-cami-de-ronda.html#sthash.L2OhLVQQ.dpuf

Day 468 - 24/12/2014 : Cami de Ronda from S'Agaró to Sa Conca

Starting on the North side of S'Agaró beach, the 'Cami de Ronda' track until Sa Conca beach is a must-see in your Costa Brava holidays.

Having been one of the best recovered tracks of this famous walk path the water's colors and the luxurious houses across the seaside.

It's considered one of the most beautiful and currently one of the best adapted for all users, as one can follow the route without any problems thanks to the new elevator that allows those with reduced mobility to follow the most interesting part of the path.

Camí de ronda de S'Agaró

S'Agaró coastal paths

The path that connects the beach known as La Platja de Sant Pol with the cove La Cala Sa Conca de S’Agaró, is considered one of the most beautiful and currently one of the best adapted paths for all users, as one can follow the route without any problems thanks to the new elevator that allows those with reduced mobility to follow the most interesting part of the path.
The path is approximately 1.5 km long and can be completed in 20-25 minutes, in which one can contemplate the immensity of the sea and the beauty of the rocks that provide its outline, and which are surrounded by the characteristic Mediterranean flora of Empordà.
Far from being a simple connection between two beaches, they provide us with the views of the S’Agaró coastline that have turned them into a beautiful walk which both natives and visitors alike enjoy taking whilst admiring the spectacular views.

- See more at: http://www.platjadaro.com/en/el-cami-de-ronda.html#sthash.L2OhLVQQ.dpuf

Enjoy your walk !

is considered one of the most beautiful and currently one of the best adapted paths for all users, as one can follow the route without any problems thanks to the new elevator that allows those with reduced mobility to follow the most interesting part of the path.
The path is approximately 1.5 km long and can be completed in 20-25 minutes, in which one can contemplate the immensity of the sea and the beauty of the rocks that provide its outline, and which are surrounded by the characteristic Mediterranean flora of Empordà.
Far from being a simple connection between two beaches, they provide us with the views of the S’Agaró coastline that have turned them into a beautiful walk which both natives and visitors alike enjoy taking whilst admiring the spectacular views.
- See more at: http://www.platjadaro.com/en/el-cami-de-ronda.html#sthash.L2OhLVQQ.dpuf

is considered one of the most beautiful and currently one of the best adapted paths for all users, as one can follow the route without any problems thanks to the new elevator that allows those with reduced mobility to follow the most interesting part of the path.
The path is approximately 1.5 km long and can be completed in 20-25 minutes, in which one can contemplate the immensity of the sea and the beauty of the rocks that provide its outline, and which are surrounded by the characteristic Mediterranean flora of Empordà.
Far from being a simple connection between two beaches, they provide us with the views of the S’Agaró coastline that have turned them into a beautiful walk which both natives and visitors alike enjoy taking whilst admiring the spectacular views.
- See more at: http://www.platjadaro.com/en/el-cami-de-ronda.html#sthash.L2OhLVQQ.dpuf

Day 467 - 23/12/2014 : S'Agaró beach

S'Agaro's main beach is a long stretch of beautiful sand and there are many further sandy coves and rocky areas to explore.

Being so long  and comfortable place it's worth it to spend some days having a peaceful rest.


Equipment and tuition for a variety of water-sports can be hired; besides there are some diving schools.

S'Agaró remains full of life all year round, with a complete set of events and festivals, such as Carnival, the Beer Festival and the Medieval Market in Castell d'Aro.

Businesses and other organizations also hold conferences and conventions here, shaping the projects and innovations of the future.

Definitely, a place to visit!

Day 466 - 22/12/2014 : S'Agaró panorama

South east of Girona, roughly midway between Lloret de Mar and Begur, is the fabulous beach-side resort of S'Agaro.

Elegant S'Agaró sits alongside cosmopolitan Platja d'Aro, where a recognized circular route skirts the peaceful streets of the old town. Castell d'Aro is the historical center, and has preserved all its medieval charm. 


The borough's three dynamic, attractive towns complement each other perfectly, and combine sport, culture, leisure and business in a natural setting, focused on the delightful seafront, with its impressive, endless beach and idyllic little bays.

Amazing !

Day 465 - 21/12/2014 : Sleeping rocks

What about these rocks? Doesn't seems they are sleeping and floating on the sea? The shapes looks like a beautiful woman sunbathing but actually these rocks have a Catalan name, people call them as 'El Drac adormit' or the sleeping dragon.

Unconscious young boys can be seen climbing them and jumping to the sea without be aware of the low deep of the sea on this place causing it isn't recommended to reach by boat.

Anyway, another sight to be caught in a picture !!!