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Palamos, Spain
Wineries, beaches, a charming Old Town, fresh seafood, water sports, hiking trails — and the list goes on. There are so many attractions awaiting you in picturesque Palamós, finding excursions that match your interests will be a breeze. Situated along Spain’s famous Costa Brava, Palamós is the perfect location to explore the region’s beautiful coastline that boasts jagged clifftops, idyllic beaches and quiet bays. Dip into the Mediterranean in a kayak or with a surfing lesson, go fishing or simply splash around the warm waters. Or stay shoreside and discover historic sites, learn about the town’s rich fishing culture, and savor fresh seafood. Get ready for an unforgettable day in sun soaked Palamós.
What you NEED TO KNOW
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Port Name & Location
Palamos, Spain -
Time Zone
Central European Standard Time -
Language
Spanish To tell someone hello and ask how they are, say “Hola! ¿Cómo está?” To ask the price of something while shopping, say “¿Cuánto cuesta?” -
Currency & Shopping
Euro This picturesque town is very walkable, so pause at local boutiques as you explore the winding streets and historic sites. -
Famous For
Palamós is ideally located along the Costa Brava and is known for its beautiful beaches, coastal walks, delicious restaurants, and charming historic Old Town. -
Important
The sun can be very strong during summer months, so remember to bring sunscreen and sun-protective clothing for shore excursions. -
Fun Fact #1
The Costa Brava is a stretch of Spain’s coastline that’s world-famous for its numerous beautiful beaches and dramatic coastal landscapes, charming villages and historic sites. -
Fun Fact #2
A highlight for art enthusiasts will be a visit to the Dali Theatre Museum, the Salvador Dali house, and/or the Gala Dali’s castle that are located in neighboring towns along the Costa Brava. -
Fun Fact: Foodies
See locally caught fish being unloaded from the fishing boats at the weekday Fish Market, then head to a nearby restaurant or café to savor this fresh seafood, including the town’s prized red prawns. -
Fun Fact: Landmarks
Fishing is an important part of the town’s culture and history. You can dive into the region’s fishing history, culture, and methods at the Museu de la Pesca.