Paratge de Tudela — Attraction in Cadaqués

Just no words, this is probably one of the best coast lines in the world. You must walk around and enjoy this unique rock formations and small beaches. This deserves to be visited at least 1 time in your life. There is a public parking that opens from 10:00 to 19:00 and costs 5€ for cars, be aware that only cash is accepted. Just 30 minuts walking you can find Cap de creus lighthouse where there is a restaurant that serves fresh local food, catalan cuisine, ask for fresh fish of day.....you will love it. I recommend to go to Cala Culip and Platja gran de Culip also several Calas around Cap de creus lighthouse just amazing transparent water, ideal for snorkeling and having sunbathing. All of them only accesible by feet, you need to walk around 15-30 minutes, but honesty this deserves even 2 hours walking, so just...

For years a Club Med resort, the Paratge de Tudela was re-bought by the Catalonian government in a multi-year, multi-million deal that saw the area going back to public hands in the early 2000’

What to do then, with the newly acquired public space with 450 buildings in the middle of a Natural Park?

The government set out an ambitious plan to deconstruct every construction, brick by brick, so the place could regain its original state.

It was a huge intervention that lasted 5 years. Today it’s part of the Natural Park of Cap de Creus, one of its biggest attractions. There is a parking if you go by car, but I highly recommend a hike to get there. It’s a hike to “the end of the world” that you will...

Absolutely amazing.

This is a place where massive bizarrely shaped yellow rocks appear to float on a sea of blue/grey rock.

This the astonishing landscape that inspired some of Dali's most iconic works.

It is a delight for the artist, geologist, hiker, nature lover and anyone searching for the awesome things of this world.

Some serious and excellent work has gone into making this and maintaining it as one of the world's most interesting landscapes. Free of any invasive species of plant, kept in good order and made available by caring people for everyone to enjoy.

Don't miss this. You will...