Throughout the coastline of the province of Girona runs the Camí de Ronda, a path only accessible on foot.
Its origin dates back to the 19th century with the purpose of connecting the coastal towns, and later it was used for controlling the smuggling activities that took place from the sea in the 20th century.
Currently, it offers a path with stunning views of coves.
With turquoise waters, cliffside paths, and fishing villages. A proposal that can be enjoyed all year round.
There is a wide variety of sections along the 43-kilometer route, suitable for all levels, although in general, you will be walking on trails with slopes due to the morphology of the coast. Don't be discouraged because it is definitely worth getting to know this beautiful coastline.
Throughout the coastline of the province of Girona runs the Camí de Ronda, a path only accessible on foot.
Its origin dates back to the 19th century with the purpose of connecting coastal towns, and later it was used for smuggling control that existed from the sea in the 20th century.
Currently, it offers a path with impressive views of turquoise water coves, cliffs with winding paths, and fishing villages. It is an experience that can be enjoyed all year round.
There is a wide variety of sections along the 43-kilometer route, suitable for all levels, although in general, you will be walking on trails with slopes due to the morphology of the coast. Don’t be discouraged because it is definitely worth getting to know this beautiful coastline.
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