Begur

Begur, a picturesque town on the Costa Brava, captivates with its medieval charm and rich history. Explore its narrow streets, winding up to Begur Castle, from where you can enjoy spectacular panoramic views over the coast and the hinterland. Characteristic are the magnificent Casas Indianas, built by returnees from overseas in the 19th century, which lend the town a unique architectural heritage. The central square, the Plaça de la Vila, is a lively meeting point to observe local life and sample Catalan cuisine in the surrounding restaurants. Ideally, plan your visit during the off-season (May/June or September/October) to experience charming coves like Sa Tuna or Aiguablava without the peak season crowds. For an authentic experience, a walk through the old town in the early morning is recommended, when shops open and the city awakens.