About this tour
Spend nine hours walking the Camí de Ronda, a dramatic coastal footpath that hugs the Costa Brava cliffs between Barcelona and Tossa de Mar. You'll traverse Mediterranean scrubland, peer into translucent coves where swimming is possible on calm days, then descend into the whitewashed fishing village of Tossa de Mar for lunch and an afternoon wander through its narrow lanes. A small-group experience with a bilingual local guide, limited to eight people.
Highlights
- Walk the Camí de Ronda cliff path with unobstructed sea views
- Swim in secluded coves if conditions permit
- Traditional Catalan lunch in a village restaurant
- Explore Tossa de Mar's medieval streets and harbour
- Minivan transport to and from the trailhead
- Eight-person maximum keeps groups manageable
What to expect
The day starts with transport to the Costa Brava trailhead, where you'll begin a moderate-to-challenging hike along a well-established but sometimes rocky coastal path. Expect gradual elevation changes, Mediterranean views, and regular stops to catch your breath and take in the landscape. If the sea is calm and clear, you'll have chances to cool off in small sandy bays. The afternoon pivots to cultural mode: you'll stroll through Tossa de Mar's compact centre, where terracotta roofs tumble toward a working harbour and castle ruins crown the old town. Lunch is your responsibility but the guide can arrange a table at a local spot.
Good to know
Bring proper hiking shoes, a swimming costume, towel, and snacks—lunch isn't included. The path operates rain or shine; dress for weather. Minimum moderate fitness required; not suitable for spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health. Two-person minimum booking. Hotel pickups aren't offered, but public transport links exist nearby.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.