Overlooking the Costa Brava, Tamariu unfolds coves of turquoise waters and pines that reach the shoreline. The main beach flies the Blue Flag and the Camí de Ronda links viewpoints and small inlets of pale rock.
Architect's villas in Aiguablava, Aigua Xelida or on the cliffs seek panoramic views and maximum privacy. Properties with large terraces, garden plots, guest quarters and noble materials converse with the Mediterranean landscape.
The area is well connected by the C-31, with nearby marinas in Llafranc and Palamós, and a gastronomy shaped by historic fish markets and Empordanesque wines.
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