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Beachfront rentals in Palamós and surrounding areas
When you book beach houses & holiday villas on the beach in Palamós, you'll find properties nestled along the beautiful Costa Brava shoreline, many offering direct access to sandy beaches and secluded coves. Popular neighborhoods include the areas near La Fosca beach, Cala Margarida, and Platja de Castell. These locations provide easy access to the town centre while remaining peaceful and ideal for families or groups seeking a relaxed atmosphere by the sea.
Unique features of Palamós holiday homes
The holiday villas and beach houses in Palamós range from cosy and charming to spacious and luxurious, with many designed to accommodate large families or multi-generational travellers. Architectural styles vary from traditional Mediterranean with terracotta roofs to modern villas featuring terraces, private pools, BBQ areas, and gardens. Booking a holiday rental here ensures privacy, comfort, and the convenience of home-like amenities—perfect for enjoying quality time with loved ones while soaking up breathtaking sea views and the warmth of the Mediterranean sun.
Activities in Palamós for families and nature lovers
Palamós is ideally situated in the heart of Costa Brava, washed by crystal-clear waters and bordered by coastal mountains, making it an excellent destination for all ages. Explore the spectacular coastline on foot, bicycle, or even horseback, with quiet roads and trails perfect for nature walks and family outings. The beaches in Palamós are inviting and diverse: calm sandy shores like Cala Estreta offer safe, shallow waters for children to play, while Cala Margarida's shingle cove is ideal for water sports enthusiasts. Platja de Castell provides a scenic backdrop with its ancient Iberian castle ruins, blending history with recreation.
Discover culture, gastronomy and leisure for groups and couples
Palamós maintains its maritime heritage, with the fishing port active every afternoon and local fish markets showcasing fresh catches. Families and couples can enjoy traditional Mediterranean dining at harbour-side restaurants, savouring fresh seafood alongside regional Catalan dishes like Escudella i Carn d'Olla or Pa Amb Tomàquet. For leisure, water-sports such as diving, sailing, and windsurfing are popular, while tennis courts and riding schools offer alternative fun. The old town's charming streets and historical sites, plus vivid local festivals throughout the year, provide cultural enrichment perfect for multi-generational visitors and romantic getaways alike.
Palamós is renowned for hosting a lively fishing auction daily, where visitors can witness the authentic catch of the day being sold right on the quayside.
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What are the top things to do in Palamós?
- Explore the pristine beaches and hidden coves
- Enjoy local Mediterranean cuisine at harbour-side restaurants
- Experience water sports such as diving and sailing
- Visit the old fishing port and its museum
- Discover historical sites and attend vibrant local fiestas
1. Explore the pristine beaches and hidden coves
Palamós boasts a variety of beaches suitable for every preference: Cala Estreta with its sandy shallows is perfect for families and children; Cala Margarida offers mooring for small craft and peaceful surroundings; and La Fosca beach is ideal for romantic strolls along its fine sand bordered by dramatic rocky outcrops. Don't miss Platja de Castell, featuring ancient Iberian castle ruins surrounded by natural landscapes.
2. Enjoy local Mediterranean cuisine at harbour-side restaurants
Sample fresh seafood and traditional Catalan dishes in the charming eateries located both in the old town and near the yacht harbour. Try delicacies like Escudella i Carn d'Olla, Pa Amb Tomàquet, and Coca for a truly authentic gastronomic experience that reflects Catalonia's rich culinary heritage.
3. Experience water sports such as diving and sailing
Palamós caters well to enthusiasts of diving, sailing, windsurfing, and other water sports with several local providers. The clear waters and varied seabed provide ideal conditions to explore marine life or enjoy active days on the sea, suitable for both beginners and experienced water sports lovers.
4. Visit the old fishing port and its museum
Discover Palamós' maritime history at the fishing museum located in the authentic old port area. Witness the working fishing industry and enjoy a glimpse of the town's cultural roots, perfect for curious families and travellers interested in local heritage.
5. Discover historical sites and attend vibrant local fiestas
The old town offers fine churches and nearby castles that capture the region's rich past. Time your trip to enjoy colourful festivals like San Juan in June or the Carmen festival in August for lively processions, street celebrations, and a true taste of local culture.