Top Girona Wildlife Watching

Girona served as the backdrop to some of the most dramatic scenes in "Game of Thrones", but knowing where to find the filming sites alone can be tough. Much of the city’s Old Town was transformed into the streets and landmarks of King’s Landing and Braavos, two fictional towns from the HBO hit series. Learn about key filming sites and hear insider gossip about the show from a guide. You’ll also discover some of Girona’s striking landmarks including the Cathedral of Santa Maria.

Set sail along one of the most scenic stretches of the Costa Brava on this catamaran tour. Cruise around the beaches, sea cliffs, and coves of the Cap de Creus Nature Park, Cap Norfeu, and Cala Jóncols bay. Along the way, spot landmarks such as Punta Falconera, ‘The Cat’ rock, and Tamariu cave.

Cadaqués is one of the most popular resorts along the Costa Brava, known for its whitewashed buildings, pebble beaches, and as the former home of artist Salvador Dalí. On this tour, take the most scenic route to Cadaqués from Roses and cruise along the Cap de Creus peninsula. Land in Cadaqués and enjoy free time to explore the village, take a swim, or visit the Salvador Dalí Museum (own expense).

You are going to reconnect with nature in a unique, intimate, fun and entertaining way. You will use your 5 senses so that this experience is difficult for you to forget. You will learn about plants, mushrooms, fauna and flora. Medicinal and gastronomic properties that our ancestors knew and we have forgotten. Ideal experience for couples, families and groups of friends.

Whether you have kayaking experience or haven’t tried it before, this active kayak tour from Playa de Aro harbour promises beautiful views and lots of fun. After a technical introduction, you will paddle through turquoise waters until you reach coves. Stop for snorkeling and take a look at the underwater world.

Girona’s food scene is rich in tradition, but knowing where to find the best local flavors can be difficult without insider knowledge. This guided walking tour offers an easy way to explore the city through its cuisine, with stops at markets, artisan producers, and locally loved eateries across the city. Along the way, sample specialties such as Iberian ham and cava, while your guide shares stories and historical insights that bring the medieval city to life.