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camping Mas Sant Josep
Santa Cristina D’Aro,Costa Brava
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Its town centre is steeped in the region's history: come and stroll around the pathways of the botanic garden of Cap Roig, see its Gothic church, the walls of the Casa Rosés, the highly impressive tower of Calella and the Sant Sebastià lighthouse, with its splendid sea views. You'll also be able to go around all the town's watchtowers, which will take you on a journey a few centuries back in time!
Palafrugell's charms also derive from its beaches: just a few kilometres from the town, you'll find some superb inlets and exceptional beaches. With relaxation, quick dips and plenty more, the world's your oyster!
For an introduction to scuba diving, head for the archipelago of the Formigues Islands, just opposite the beaches of Palafrugell, from which you'll return with some amazing memories!
And don't forget to come and spend a few hours in Callela de Palafrugell: all travellers fall in love with this wonderful little inlet, in which the turquoise blue of the Mediterranean, the rocks and the cliffs come together for you to enjoy.
The town of Palafrugell is also very well known for its cork industry; corks which used, among other things, to be in high demand for wine bottles. This is an opportunity to stop off for a short while at the cork museum: the curious-minded will love it!
And you certainly mustn't leave without having tasted the region's speciality: the potato and fish-based Suquet de Peix, which you'll really take to!