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Family fun in Palafrugell

The town is offering 30 outdoor activities that let you get to know the nooks and crannies of Palafrugell, Calella, Llafranc, Tamariu and Llofriu

Palafrugell is offering visitors 30 different and unique experiences The activities can be done all year round and are split into five categories

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Vis­it­ing a town and its local area no longer has to be bor­ing for the lit­tle ones. Many town coun­cils around the coun­try have come up with ini­tia­tives that make dis­cov­er­ing the town fun and en­ter­tain­ing for the whole fam­ily. The Costa Brava town of Palafrugell is one of them.

In order to make the most of your time there, Palafrugell is en­cour­ag­ing vis­i­tors to do up to 30 dif­fer­ent and unique ex­pe­ri­ences that will allow you to get to know all its nooks and cran­nies, along with those of the nearby towns of Calella, Llafranc, Tamariu and Llofriu. The ac­tiv­i­ties can be done all year round and are split into five cat­e­gories to suit all tastes and needs: “Fit”, “I am an artist”, “Ex­plor­ing”, “In the frame” and “Relax”.

“Vis­i­tors or res­i­dents them­selves will find all kinds of fun ac­tiv­i­ties, and dis­cover a dif­fer­ent way to get to know the town and its main points of in­ter­est,” says the local In­sti­tute for Eco­nomic Pro­mo­tion, which is the or­gan­i­sa­tion be­hind the pro­ject.

“The idea arose from de­mands by many vis­i­tors to our five tourist of­fices. Many of them were look­ing for fam­ily ac­tiv­i­ties, and so in the end we de­cided to group them to­gether in one brochure.,” they add.

In ad­di­tion, the ac­tiv­i­ties are a good op­tion to do in these times of Covid. “Al­though we re­moved the offer dur­ing the lock­down, they are ideal ac­tiv­i­ties to do right now, as most of them are out­doors, and can be done ei­ther in­di­vid­u­ally or with the group of peo­ple in your bub­ble.”

Among the high­lights are vis­it­ing the dol­men of Can Mina dels Tor­rents, watch­ing the sun­set from the Sant Se­bastià de la Guarda cape, draw­ing the pro­file of the Formigues Is­lands, fol­low­ing a sec­tion of the coastal path, find­ing the sun­dial on Pas­seig del Canadell or vis­it­ing the Teresina sculp­ture mar­ket.

Ex­pe­ri­ences in cul­tural spots are also in­cluded, such as find­ing the cork foot­ball in the Cork Mu­seum or dis­cov­er­ing the au­then­tic foun­tain pen that the great Cata­lan writer Josep Pla wrote his books with, pro­vid­ing a good ex­cuse to visit the local mu­se­ums.

To take part in the 30 ex­pe­ri­ences, all you have to do is down­load the brochure or re­quest it at any tourist of­fice in the town. What’s more, a re­ward awaits any­one ad­ven­tur­ous enough to com­plete all of them.

ENJOY THE CAP ROIG BOTANICAL GARDEN
One of the best options for nature lovers is the experience that proposes contemplating the local landscape from the Formigues viewpoint in the Botanical Garden of Cap Roig, where you can also discover around 800 botanical spaces with plants from around the world, and sculptures from renowned national and international artists.
TO THE CORK MUSEUM
Finding the cork football in the Cork Museum (Museu del Suro), counting the sculptures in Plaça de Can Mario, or drawing the Dipòsit Modernista are some of the most interesting activities among the 30 experiences for discovering Palafrugell.
THE IBER TOWN OF SANT SEBASTIÀ DE LA GUARDA
Another activity is visiting the ancient Iber settlement of Sant Sebastià de la Guarda de Palafrugell, which dates from the 6th to 1st centuries BC. In addition, the site offers some fantastic panoramic views of the town.
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