Routes and places to visit

In this post we recommend 5 places to visit during your stay in Berguedà to get to know the territory better and discover some of the most beautiful corners of this region. In Berguedà we highlight its industrial and architectural heritage and its wealth of natural areas where you can go hiking, outdoor activities or simply enjoy its spectacular scenery. 1. La Patum de Berga (Berga) [img] 1156 [/img] The Patum is a traditional festival held in the town of Berga, the capital of Berguedà,…

Between the Pyrenees and the Costa Brava, an hour's drive from Barcelona and Girona is the region of Osona, in the province of Barcelona. It is a region with ideal landscapes that are ideal for outdoor activities. Osona has history, Romanesque art, industrial and literary heritage. Naturaki has already arrived in the province of Barcelona and more specifically in the region of Osona. In this post we propose what we consider to be the 5 essentials places to visit in the Osona region.…

Easter is synonymous with tradition: processions, the manaies, representations of the "Passion of Christ" and family gatherings. It's also a good time to do outdoor activities taking advantage of the longer days and more pleasant temperatures. For all these reasons, we suggest 10 plans to get to know the most deep-rooted traditions of Easter and some outdoor activities ideal for this time of year. 1. The Processions and the Manaies [img] 1137 [/img] The processions are some of the…

We invite you to discover the most spectacular and magical corners of the coastline of Calella de Palafrugell, Llafranc and Tamariu, the three coastal towns of the municipality of Palafrugell, old fishing villages, that still conserve their essence and warmth with their narrow streets, the white façades by the seafront and fantastic views of the Mediterranean Sea. In this post we suggest some of the most special places in this Mediterranean paradise located in the center of the Costa Brava: The…

Girona and the Costa Brava is an area rich in historical heritage due to its strategic position, between the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean Sea, and as a natural border between France and the rest of the Iberian Peninsula. Therefore, you will find a large number of castles and fortresses built on top of the hills, many of them dating back to medieval times, to facilitate control and surveillance of the territory. In this post we propose some of the most emblematic castles and fortresses of Girona…

Girona and the Costa Brava have a long tradition of mediaeval fairs and markets. Some of the best known and most visited are the Mediaeval Besalú, the Mediaeval Market in Castell d'Aro and the Terra de Trobadors Festival in Castelló d'Empúries. If you are someone who likes history, and not only that, if you are someone who likes to live history, we invite you to visit some of the mediaeval markets and fairs in Girona and the Costa Brava where…

Palamós is a fishing town located in the heart of the Costa Brava surrounded by the blue of the Mediterranean Sea and the green of Les Gavarres. We invite you to discover the best beaches and coves of Palamós such as La Platja Gran, Cala Margarida, La Platja de La Fosca, Cala S'Alguer and La Platja de Castell, as well as the "camins de ronda" that line the coast linking all these beaches and coves. La Platja Gran [img] 853 [/img] La Platja Gran is the longest beach in Palamós, about 600…

Salvador Dalí, the Empordà painter and the "Dalinian Triangle" The Dalí Triangle is made up of the municipalities of Púbol, Portlligat and Figueres, places where the Empordà painter Salvador Dalí lived his career and which served as inspiration for Dalí's universe. The Dalí Triangle is an ideal route for a weekend break, as the three towns are located on the Costa Brava. Salvador Dalí (1904 - 1989), considered by…

Costa Brava lighthouses: the best views of the Mediterranean Visiting the Costa Brava from its lighthouses can become one of the best ways to discover extraordinary viewpoints from where to enjoy the Mediterranean sea breeze! In the past, lighthouses played a key role in guiding sailors, but nowadays new technologies have emerged and have left their function in the background. That is why many of them have become museums, viewpoints and departure or arrival points for excursions and routes along…

The monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes stands imposingly tall at an altitude of 520 m in the Sierra de Rodes -a mountain range north of the Alt Empordà- and on the seafront. From this point, the views of the bay of Port de la Selva and north of Cap de Creus are spectacular.In Romanesque architectural style and built on terraces to adapt to the terrain, the Benedictine monastery is a a monumental complex in a truly enviable and amazing location. To get there from the car park, you have to walk along…