The Costa Brava, between Barcelona and the Pyrenees
The Costa Brava and its Catalan coves, between Barcelona and the French border.
The Costa Brava unfolds its rocky coves and fishing villages between Barcelona and the French border — a lesser-known coast than the nearby Balearic Islands, pairing naturally with the South of France.
June to September (peak in July–August)
Sea, high season
24°C
Air, high season
28°C
Sea, low season
16°C
Air, low season
18°C
A more sheltered, less crowded coast than the Balearic Islands at the height of the season.
Average temperatures are indicative — to be confirmed depending on the year and the forecast at the time of departure.
Suggested Itinerary · Illustrative Only
A Suggested Itinerary is inspiration only, never a guaranteed or fixed program. The actual cruising route stays flexible and may be adapted based on guest wishes, yacht capabilities, weather and sea conditions, local regulations, and the captain's advice.
Roses → Cadaqués → Cala Montjoi → Roses
Barcelone → Sitges → Palamós → Cadaqués → Cap de Creus → L'Estartit → Barcelone