We start from the port of Barcelona where we will have picked up our rental boat. Sailboat, yacht or catamaran, we leave that decision in your hands, yes, you cannot leave the city without having visited some of its most representative areas. A walk along the Rambla and drop by the Palau Moja, the popular Boqueria Market and the emblematic Liceu, will help you take the pulse of the city.

As a first destination, we will go with our sailboat or rental yacht to Arenys de Mar, a town that has places of interest such as the parish church of Santa María, built in 1704 by the sculptor Pau Costa. There is also the Mares del Lace museum where there are antiques and Christian articles from many dynasties. The municipality also has different beaches, La Musclera being one of the most popular.

On the third day we will disembark in Lloret de Mar, a popular tourist destination on the Costa Brava, which has different beaches and coves such as Platja de Fenals or Platja de Santa Cristina. The municipality has a large commercial area near the center that leads to the promenade, which has different bars and restaurants at the foot of the coast. On the outskirts of town is the Water World water park, open throughout the warm summer season.

On the fourth day we head our yacht to Palamós, a population that has become a major tourist center. We can enjoy the main sandy beach or the beautiful nearby coves, such as Cala Margarida, a cove of stones and shallow waters surrounded by small fishermen's houses. Palamós also has a long and quiet promenade, a very active shopping center and a lively nightlife in summer, with pubs and bars concentrated in the port area.
 

On the fifth day it is time to visit L'Estartit, a coastal town belonging to the municipality of Torroella de Montgrí that for a few years has become one of the most precious destinations in the world of diving thanks to its proximity to the Medes Islands, located at a mile from the coast. The archipelago, declared a natural reserve, is made up of seven islets with rocky bottoms and underwater caves that make it a perfect space for scuba diving and snorkeling. Leaving the port, we can find numerous coves on the Montgrí coast.

Continuing our boat trip, we arrive at Sant Feliu de Guíxols, an old fishing village that has now become one of the most important towns on the Costa Brava. It is said that it was here that the journalist and politician Ferran Agulló was inspired to create the name “Costa Brava”, specifically when he saw the views from the hermitage of Sant Elm, located on a cliff 99 meters above the sea. In summer the Porta Ferrada Festival is held in this town, through which companies and artists of international stature have paraded.

Now we go to Calella de Palafrugell, one of the most appreciated places on the Costa Brava. The town has numerous coves, such as Aigua Blava, Port Peregrí or Cala de Sant Roc. All of them with crystal clear waters and great tranquility, and some with high quality restaurants a few meters from the beach. It also has the Far de Sant Sebastià, a place with views of a large part of the coast and a bar to appreciate them with tranquility.

Upon arriving at the port of Barcelona, we have the chance to enjoy the urban atmosphere before saying goodbye. If you haven’t already, don’t miss the opportunity to explore the Gothic Quarter, stroll along the harbor, or visit the Parc de la Ciutadella, where you can relax by the water. You can also make one last stop at the Boqueria Market, try a delicious plate of paella, or enjoy a glass of cava on a terrace overlooking the sea. This day is also perfect for visiting the famous Park Güell or the Sagrada Família if you haven’t seen them yet, as Barcelona offers countless activities and iconic landmarks to explore. Finally, after enjoying this unique nautical experience along the Costa Brava, you can bid farewell to the sea and the ocean breeze, taking with you the memories of an unforgettable journey.