Excursies en activiteiten in Costa Brava

Book online your tickets to visit the Espai Cràter in Girona, the only place where you can learn about volcanoes from inside a volcano!

Barcelona Aquarium is the world's most important marine leisure and education centre concerning the Mediterranean. Through its areas of discovery and over 50 interactivities, children can touch, see, listen, investigate nature and the whole family can explore what lies beneath the surface of the planets oceans.

This exclusive tour visits two of the Costa Brava's gems in just one day. You'll begin among the sweet scents of more than 4,000 plants at the Marimurtra Botanical Gardens. Mignon, one of our guides, says, ‘I've lived here for 30 years, yet when I first visited the gardens, I felt happiness and had an image of what paradise should look like. The flowers and trees, with the Mediterranean in the background, are beautiful.' You'll also head inland to Girona. If you're a Game of Thrones fan, you'll have a field day discovering film locations around the old town.Your trip kicks off at Marimurtra Botanical Gardens, whose mind-boggling array of plants rivals its picture-perfect setting atop the cliff. What's more, you'll have the added bonus of jumping the queues and visiting early in the morning before the crowds arrive. Enjoy expansive views over the coast while your expert local guide gives you insights into the exotic flora. The cypress-fringed stroll down to a viewpoint overlooking a cove and rocky headland is the stuff of dreams.Next up is the medieval city of Girona, where you'll have a snapshot of its 2,000-year-old history on a guided tour around the walled Old Quarter. Later, enjoy some free time to explore at your own pace – maybe you'll be tempted to see more of El Call, the well-preserved former Jewish quarter. Or stroll over to the pastel-coloured houses perched above the River Onyar or visit the cathedral – which served as the Great Sept of Baelor in Game of Thrones.

Get a carte blanche to explore Barcelona any which way you like. We'll take care of the travel bit, ferrying you to and from the city centre for a DIY day of sightseeing. The Catalonian capital has a little something for everyone, whether you want to tick off the top landmarks, or spend the day browsing boutique shops.

With so many things to see and do in Barcelona, this highlights tour is just the ticket. Your jam-packed day calls by the stunning Sagrada Family basilica and the modernist architecture of Sant Pau. An in-depth guided tour of all the sights is complete with visits to the city's standout viewpoints, and free time to explore on your own.

A visit to the Marimurtra Botanical Gardens in Blanes is a must-do when in the Costa Brava. Offering spectacular views over the coast and housing more than 4,000 plant species, these clifftop gardens are not to be missed. Learn about Mediterranean and exotic plants as you wander the grounds, and make sure to check out the views from the Linnaeus Temple.

Visit the Girona Art Museum and admire serval collections from the Bishopric of Girona

Visit the Girona Art Museum, Sant Feliu Basilica, and Girona Cathedral with a combo ticket

Enjoy a visit to the Museum of Cinema Girona

Visit the Anchovy factory museum including audioguide and tasting

Fancy a trip across the border into France? On this full day tour, you'll venture to the charming town of Collioure. This place isn't just a treat for those who love history and culture, it's also a shopper's paradise.We'll pick you up and take the scenic coastal route, La Corniche, straight to the French border. Once we cross into France, we'll head straight for Collioure, a quaint fishing village split by two bays. It's famous for its medieval walls, striking Notre-Dame-des-Anges church, and impressive Royal Castle. It's also a hotspot for art lovers, with the Museum of Modern Art and the House of Fauvism offering a peek into the town's artistic legacy.Make sure to check out the local market – it's an experience in itself. Stroll through Le Moré, the heart of the old fishing district, where a maze of cobblestone alleys awaits. The area is bustling with small shops, eateries, art galleries, and even a winery where you can sample local wines. Not to mention the outdoor cafes where you can just sit back and enjoy the views.

Walk through the most emblematic areas of the Castell d'Hostalric at your own pace and enjoy the views of the landscape and the village from the top.