Cadaqués and Wines Private Tour

We will go aboard the car to Alt Emporda, walk among centuries-old vineyards and learn the secrets of Empordà viticulture. Experience the magic of a traditional winery, discovering the winemaking process step by step. Enjoy an unforgettable tasting with views of the landscape, accompanied by local products in perfect harmony.

We'll go aboard the car to Cadaqués

Cadaqués is a charming coastal town in the province of Girona, known for its narrow cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses and a bohemian atmosphere that has inspired artists from around the world, including Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso. Located on the coast of Cap de Creus, this place combines the beauty of the Mediterranean with a rich cultural heritage. Walking through Cadaqués is like entering a painting, with its fishing port, the church of Santa María that dominates the landscape, and the small coves that invite you to enjoy the crystal clear waters. Walk its picturesque streets and discover the artistic essence that captivated Dalí and other great artists. Enjoy the hidden coves and beaches of turquoise waters, perfect for relaxing and swimming. Visit the Salvador Dalí House-Museum in Portlligat, where the genius lived and created some of his most iconic works.

The Salvador Dalí House-Museum in Portlligat, Spain, is the place where the famous Surrealist painter lived and created for much of his life. This house, located in a small cove of Cadaqués, was his main residence and studio from 1930 until 1982, when he left it after the death of his wife Gala. The house is a fascinating work of art in itself, with a labyrinthine design composed of rooms connected to each other in an unusual way, reflecting the creativity and eccentricity of the artist. From the windows, you can admire the view that inspired many of his paintings, with the sea and the landscape of Portlligat framed as if they were living canvases. Explore Salvador Dalí’s home, where every corner is a work of art filled with curious objects and surreal symbolism. Discover the studio where the master created some of his most iconic paintings and see how space influenced his work.