Llafranc

Located southeast of the town of Palafrugell, this former maritime district is now a wonderful bay flanked by the mountain of San Sebastian, in the north side, where stays an impressive lighthouse and a panoramic view, 167 meters above sea level. Along the promenade that runs along the beach there are restaurants, sports activities and facilities for bathers.

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Platja de Llafranc

Platja de Llafranc

Platja de Llafranc

Villages near Llafranc

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  0 miles away
  Mont-ras
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  1 miles away
  Calella de Palafrugell
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  Calella de Palafrugell is a small coastal town in the heart of the Costa Brava. Original and colorful, Calella still retains the old charm of the fishing villages before the arrival of tourism. Its most famous creeks are the Canadell, Port-bo or Golfet. On Cap Roig is situated one of the best botanical gardens in the Mediterranean, and on the bay of Port-bo is held every first weekend of July, the famous Habanera Singing Festival.

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  2.9 miles away
  Tamariu
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  3.5 miles away
  Palafrugell
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  In Palafrugell visitors can see the birthplace of the writer Josep Pla (1897-1981) and stroll through the old quarter surrounding the Church of Sant Martí and the market, selling much of the region’s fine produce.

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  5.6 miles away
  Vall-llobrega
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  6.8 miles away
  Begur
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  Begur is a lovely village in the heart of the Costa Brava, located in the massif of the same name. In his town, dominated by the XIth century castle, you will find so famous beaches in all Costa Brava as Aiguablava, Sa Tuna, Sa Riera, Aiguafreda, Platja Fonda or Fornells. In the center of village there are traces of Indian architecture, from the nineteenth century.

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  6.8 miles away
  Regencós
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  7 miles away
  Palamós
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  Palamos is located in the northern part of the bay which takes its name. This bay is frequently place for sailing, swimming and windsurfing, among other water activities.

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  8.5 miles away
  Torrent
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  9.4 miles away
  Pals
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  The Catalan writer Josep Pla said that, when passing by Pals, he felt that the village was served to him on a tray.