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Northeast of the city of Vic, on an elongated rock washed by the waters of the river Ter on three sides, proudly rises the ancient Benedictine monastery Monestir de Sant Pere de Casserres, miraculously preserved to this day. Excellent place for a Sunday walk – in addition to the monastery itself, you can enjoy magnificent picturesque views of the river, slowly carrying its waters between the high rocky shores, as well as admire the Panta de Sau reservoir and view the spire of the 11th century church sticking out of the water in a village Sant Romà, flooded during the construction of the reservoir.

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Today we would like to invite you to take a walk along the beach and walking paths along the seashore in the town of Llafranc. Together with the neighboring towns of Calella de Palafrugell and Tamariu, Llafranc is part of the coastline of the municipality of Palafrugell. Fortunately, Llafranc was able to maintain that elusive antic charm which was inherent in typical fishing villages on the Costa Brava before the mass tourism arrived, ruthlessly sweeping away the local flavor and age-old traditions on its way.
In fact – nothing unusual,  the typical landscape of this wonderful mediterranean coast: a small town, a beautiful sandy beach with emerald-colored water, framed by rocky shores overgrown with pine trees; unbearably clean air – a real challenge for city dwellers🙂.

We invite you to take a virtual tour in Llafranc.

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