All Figueres Tours & Excursions in 2026

Some of the Costa Brava’s most magical spots are the coves, islets, cliffs, and hidden gems you can only reach from the sea. Discover them the fun way on this kayak adventure, using stable, sit-on-top kayaks that are easy to paddle—with an instructor to show you the ropes. Get even closer to marine life on a snorkeling stop in a sheltered cove where you may even see starfish and octopuses.

Discover the stretch of Costa Brava coastline dubbed as the “route of the caves,” with this kayak and snorkel adventure from S´Agaró. Showcasing the natural landmarks that can only be seen from the sea, the experience is led by a knowledgeable instructor-guide who knows the coast well. Beaches, caves, and dramatic scenery await.

Do you want to walk in the crater of a volcano? Do you want to touch volcanic rocks? You can if you join me on this self guided audio tour through La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone National Park, in the centre of the Catalan city of Olot. I’ll let you in on Volcà del Montsacopa’s secrets along the way. Did you know that the wider region has 40 volcanoes and more than 20 lava flows? We’ll follow a historical trail around the cater to the two watchtowers at the top and the church inside the crater itself. You’ll be rewarded with amazing 360º views of the area as you wind your way around the crater. I’ll point out the Pyrenees mountain range and the great green valleys of Olot as you go, and tell you: • Why there are so many volcanoes at La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone National Park • What happened during the last eruption here about 100 000 years ago • Why there are so many vegetable gardens around the volcano • Why there is a church in the volcano crater

Take a pause from sightseeing and spend some time unwinding on the water with this small-group standup paddleboard session on the Costa Brava. Enjoy a beginner-friendly water activity as your guide leads you and your group across the Mediterranean Sea and to the Cova del Rat Penat, Cova dels Mussols, Cala Ventosa, and Cap de Mort.

Via single ferrata, its entire journey takes place by enzyme from the waters of the Costa Brava, it served the very personal customer, we do not work with large groups maximum of 4 people per guide

Get introduced to Figueres in the most authentic way: through its highlights, history, local flavors, and with a trusted local guide by your side. Along the way, you will explore iconic landmarks such as the Teatre-Museu Dalí and the Rambla de Figueres, as well as local favorites and hidden corners loved by locals. Engaging anecdotes and personal insights from your local guide will connect Figueres history, culture, and tradition, bringing the city to life in an authentic and memorable way. To complete the experience, enjoy a tasting of a local specialty. Whether sweet, savory, or regional, you will taste a real part of Figueres everyday culture and traditions. By the end of the tour, you will have a great introduction to Figueres, its local culture, and how to explore it on your own. You will walk away with personal recommendations and local tips on where to eat and what to see next, helping you make the most of your time in the city.

Get your adrenaline pumping and experience one of the most unique via ferrata in Catalonia on this excursion from Sant Feliu de Guixols. Join a small group and explore Costa Brava as you climb along the rugged cliffs with your guide. Take in the views of the Mediterranean while you scale the rock face and capture photos of your adventure.

Via Ferrata Cala del Moli is the Costa Brava’s most beautiful via ferrata, with a spectacular location overlooking the Mediterranean. Discover it the fun way—and in safety—when you book this intimate tour led by a guide who also documents your journey in pictures. Cross rivers, negotiate sheer walls, and get close to nature as you scramble. Once you’re done, unwind with a typical snack and a beer or soft drink.

• Ticket to Espai Cràter and a self-guided audio tour of Olot's volcanoes, art and history - all in one WeGoTrip app • Joaquim Vayreda and the 1880 rise of Olot's saint-making workshops • Ventura Rodríguez and the old Hospici, home of Museu de la Garrotxa • Montsacopa crater, Sant Francesc towers and views over Olot

Morning sea-kayaking excursion to a spectacular sea cave, with calm waters and maximum tranquility to enjoy the soft morning light and discover the Costa Brava in privileged conditions. This guided route leads to the Cova dels Rats Penats, a beautiful sea cave accessible only from the water, located in the bay of Sant Pol – S’Agaró. Along the coastal journey to the cave, we pass the natural bay of Les Sofreres, Cala del Molí — famous for its sea-cliff via ferrata —, Cala Ametller, and the distinctive cliffs and channels of Cap de Mort. The activity is carried out in a closed single sea kayak (not a sit-on-top), which is more efficient, stable, and ideal for coastal touring. No prior experience is required: full instruction and a professional guide are included. Groups are small (maximum 7 people), allowing for greater safety, personalized attention, and a relaxing experience in the heart of nature.

We will discover the Empordà in a different and sustainable way. Our e-mountainbikes allow us to take anyone to experience the routes with maximum comfort. The Empordà offers us a great variety of fauna and flora in the same territory. This route will visit one of the viewpoints with the best, and unknown, panoramic views of the area.

The round road was used by pirates and privateers for smuggling merchandise. Find the treasure that Bartolomew Roberts hid, while taking a walking tour of the round road. Will you be able to follow all the clues until you find the treasure?

Discover Salvador Dalí’s final great masterpiece with a guided visit to the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, the only museum entirely conceived and designed by the artist himself. Built on the ruins of the former Municipal Theatre, this extraordinary museum is a work of art in its own right, bringing together architecture, installations, and some of Dalí’s most iconic creations. Accompanied by an expert guide in a small group, you will gain a deeper understanding of Dalí’s life, artistic evolution, and unique vision of the world. Explore the museum’s remarkable spaces, including the famous Rainy Cadillac, the spectacular geodesic dome, and the Treasure Room, while discovering masterpieces spanning from Dalí’s earliest works to the creations of his final years. This guided experience offers one of the most immersive cultural visits in Spain, ideal for art lovers, curious travelers, and anyone wishing to explore the fascinating universe of Salvador Dalí.