Punta de Cap de Creus
Peninsula · Girona ·

Punta de Cap de Creus

Peninsula · Girona ·

Spectacular views, fresh seafood paella, Indian eats, hiking

restaurant
catch of the day
indian dishes
fresh seafood
natural beauty
paella
rock formations
tranquility
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Punta de Cap de Creus by null
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"Enjoy spectacular views of the cape and the catch of the day at Cap de Creus A short drive from the picturesque fishing village of Cadaques and Dalí's House Museum in Port Lligat, Cap de Creus is one of my favorite places in Spain when it comes to natural beauty. Sweeping views of the ocean from atop the cliffs are even better after a lunch of fresh seafood paella, the catch of the day-baked, grilled or fried, or the restaurant's surprisingly tasty Indian eats. Burn off lunch with a hike down the steep incline to the waterline, or just cop a squat and settle in to write, sketch or meditate."

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Cap de Creus

Duc J.

Google
We had a lovely hike upto Punta de Cap de Crues, it was a sunny day remember to take enough water, something to eat and wear a pair of hiking shoes that support the ankles. You will be rewarded with great views. It took us about 3 hours, 16km’s to hike there and back from Cadaqués.

Ngo Hai A.

Google
Cap de Creus (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈkab də ˈkɾɛws]) is a peninsula and a headland located at the far northeast of Catalonia, some 25 kilometres (16 mi) south from the French border. The cape lies in the municipal area of Cadaqués, and the nearest large town is Figueres, capital of the Alt Empordà and birthplace of Salvador Dalí. Cap de Creus is the easternmost point of Catalonia and therefore of mainland Spain and the Iberian Peninsula. The area is now a Natural Park.

Richard C.

Google
Great place for walking, especially in Spring and Autumn. I especially like walking to Cala Prona from Cadaques. Total tranquility and amazing views.

Paul W.

Google
Most easterly point on the Iberian mainland. Great for sunrises, idyllic setting…

Ole “Annieroadend” K.

Google
Going to Cadaques you must visit Cap de Creus. Extreme nature.

Neculai M.

Google
Great place to hike. Very nice rock formations.

Reman G.

Google
The restaurant is amazing. It is open untill 10pm, wrong hours mentioned on their website and google. Whats best is they serve some indian dishes as well

Giovanni J.

Google
Amazing views and treks. Great for Swinrun sport. A lot of boats in August. No places to eat or drink except for the small restaurant in the Lighthouse so go prepared.