Best Things to Do in Lloret de Mar | Activities, Attractions & More

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Figueres

Dalí Theatre and Museum

Enter the surreal world of Salvador Dalí at his fantastical museum in Figueres

Cadaqués

The Salvador Dalí House-Museum was the home of the Spanish artist and his wife Gala, from 1930-1982. Visitors can see how the couple lived and admire sculptures outside the house. It is located in Portlligat, Catalonia, Spain.

Blanes

Marimurtra Botanical Garden

The Marimurtra Botanical Garden, or Jardí Botànic Marimurtra, is one of Costa Brava's most beautiful gardens. It sits on top of a steep cliff in Blanes, Spain, and offers incredible views of the coast and the twinkling Mediterranean Sea. Visitors can take a walk amongst over 4,000 plant species and enjoy the peace and tranquility.

Hostalric

Hostalric Castle

Once a strategic defensive fortress on the Royal Way (Camí Ral) between Barcelona and Girona, Hostalric Castle is an invitation to a past when battles were waged from fortress walls. During a guided tour of the castle you'll learn how the bastions and moat were used as defensive systems and explore all key areas of the castle.

Roses

Costa Brava Boat Tours

Experience the beauty of Costa Brava on a romantic rose boat tour!

Hostalric

Castles Costa Brava

Tour the medieval castle and walk along the ancient walls

l'Escala

Solés Anchovy Factory-Museum

Located in the small village of La Escala, Girona, the Solés Anchovy Factory-Museum has been slating anchovies en masse since 1888! This proud family-run factory is open as a visitor centre, where guests will be captivated – hook, line, and sinker – by the art of anchovy-production.

Cadaqués

Celler Martín Faixó - Sa Perafita

Celler Martín Faixó - Sa Perafita is an atmospheric, family-run winery located in Girona, Spain. Visitors can enhance the enchanting, boozy experience with added views of the gorgeous Cap de Creus, between the mountains and the sea. The vines here grow in the north wind, "la tramuntana", in the shadow of Mas Perafita, constructed in the 14th century and renovated in 2004 by the Martin Faixó Family.