On the Costa Brava, Tamariu stretches coves of clear waters and pine forests that descend to the sand. A few minutes away, Palafrugell and Begur offer weekly markets, seafood restaurants and small characterful wineries.
The landscape combines hills with vineyards and old olive terraces. Inland, stone farmhouses with exposed beams, a fireplace and outbuildings convertible into a barn or workshop emerge, with land for a vegetable garden and garden that guarantee tranquility.
Tamariu and Aiguablava beaches have Blue Flags, and the Camí de Ronda invites walking or cycling among cliffs. Girona airport and the AP-7 connect the area with the rest of Spain and Europe.
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