RESTAURANTS

Palafrugell cuisine is very rich and varied. Both traditional dishes and the most avant-garde dishes are present on the restaurant menus and are prepared with top quality products.

A wide range of traditional, classic or modern cuisine restaurants vouch for the quality of the gastronomy, offering seasonal or Km 0 products, which have achieved a reputation for Empordà cuisine at an international level. Both in Palafrugell and in the coastal towns of Calella, Llafranc, Tamariu or the inland town of Llofriu, we will find a great variety of restaurants offering all kinds of varied and traditional cuisine.

Consult the following link for all restaurants and their opening times:

RESTAURANTS IN PALAFRUGELL

JULY ACTIVITIES

Activities in July 2024 in Palafrugell (Calella, Llafranc, Tamariu, Llofriu, Ermedàs). Cantada d’Habaneras de Calella de Palafrugell, Palafrugell Festivity of the town, activities for children, exhibitions, guided tours, theatre, art, cinema, concerts, Festes de Primavera and much more! We’re waiting for you in Palafrugell!

We also can follow in www.facebook.com/turisme.palafrugell or to  www.palafrugellcultura.cat

JULY ACTIVITIES 2024

Click here for more information about events and cultural spaces in Palafrugell

BUS 30′

RIDE BUS 30′ 

RIDE BUS 30′ 

BUY YOUR BONUS

From July 1 to August 31

Transfer from Palafrugell – Calella – Llafranc – Palafrugell
From 07.30 a.m. to 11.15 p.m.
Departures every 30 minutes

With the aim of reducing traffic congestion on the beaches and reducing parking problems, this year we are offering a continuous bus service from 7.30 am to 11.30 pm so that people can travel easily and comfortably between these towns.

This service is designed for both visitors and residents.

Users can park their vehicles in the free car park with a capacity of 150 spaces located on Rambla Josep Vergés i Matas (in front of Veritas), and from the roundabout in Plaça Europa, located a few metres away, take this bus. For those who want to go to the centre, a stop has been set up at  Barris i Buixó street, 33 (in front of “Els Ametllers”).

Prices

Ticket 1 trip: 2 € (from 0 to 3 years free). Purchase on the bus
Ticket 10 trips: 10 € (from 0 to 3 years free). Purchase on-line and at tourist offices

Coris julis is the name given to this hermaphrodite fish so singular to our coastline, which in Palafrugell we call julivia.
The male is green and blue with red lines and a black trace at the base of its back, the female is brown with orange tones and when she changes sex she turns an intermediate colour. It is these colours that we have decided to use to liven up the tourist bus which we will call JULIVIA (guiula, juliola, donzella or senyoreta are other names with which this fish is known in other places of Catalonia).

One essential route:
Julivia bus !

From 12 July to 22 September 2024, Julivia tourist bus: one route by land to enjoy the most emblematic points of Palafrugell.

Visit the cultural facilities in Palafrugell, go into Cap Roig botanical gardens, go along the esplanade to Llafranc port, climb up to  Sant Sebastià lighthouse for the best views of the coastline, enjoy the pretty beach at Tamariu… Juliviat bus take you there!

JULIVIA BUS 2024 

Veure més

Thank you for your collaboration and we hope you will enjoy your holiday!

Embarrassed, I apologized to those seated around me as I sat down to what I can only describe as one of the most memorable meals of my life…

http://thewanderinggourmand.com/flors-violes-festival-in-palafrugell-spain/

10 SIZZLING REASONS TO VISIT PALAFRUGELL

Apearl in the middle of Costa Brava, the city of Palafrugell includes the picturesque beachside towns of Calella de Palafrugell, Llafranc and Tamariu. A short transfer from Barcelona or Girona airports, here are 10 reasons why this slice of Costa paradise should be top of your destination wish list.

10 SIZZLING REASONS TO VISIT PALAFRUGELL 

by Moira Hannon

SPAIN’S HIDDEN GEM – LA PETITA COSTA BRAVA
BY George Keegan

Stretching along Spain’s eastern seaboard in Catalonia (spelt Catalunya in Catalan) is the very beautiful Costa Brava. There are some 220km of coastline stretching right up to the French border containing many areas of natural beauty. It has a mild Mediterranean climate meaning dry warm summers and not so cold winters and is a perfect region for enjoying a family holiday. Last September I spent a few days touring around what local people have named ‘The Small Costa Brava’(La Petita Costa Brava) which takes in the picturesque seaside towns of Calella De Palafrugell, Llafranc and Tamariu.

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George Keegan

SPAIN’S HIDDEN GEM – LA PETITA COSTA BRAVA