Spain
Girona City: Approximately 40 kilometers (25 miles) from Tossa de Mar. Accessible by direct bus service (Sarfa/Moventis), with a journey time of around 1 hour.
Barcelona: Approximately 90 kilometers (56 miles) from Tossa de Mar. Direct bus service (Sarfa/Moventis) from Tossa to Barcelona Estació del Nord takes about 1.5-2 hours.
Venture further from Tossa de Mar to uncover more of Catalonia's treasures.
As Catalonia's capital, Barcelona presents world-class attractions from historic to modern marvels.
Lloret de Mar, just north of Tossa, offers a more lively and bustling resort atmosphere.
Discover the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage that define the Costa Brava and its inland areas.
Features rugged, windswept landscapes, unique rock formations sculpted by the tramuntana wind, and beautiful, secluded coves.
A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve located inland, offering diverse ecosystems and numerous hiking trails.
An important birdwatching site with lagoons, marshes, and canals, ideal for nature enthusiasts.
Home to the world-renowned Salvador Dalí Theatre-Museum, a surrealist masterpiece housing a vast collection of his works.
Pals and Peratallada are well-preserved medieval villages offering a glimpse into rural Catalan history.
Consider extending your trip beyond Tossa de Mar to immerse yourself more deeply in Catalonia or neighboring regions.
Spend 1-2 extra days exploring charming mountain villages, enjoying hiking trails, and sampling traditional mountain cuisine.
Extend your trip across the border to French Catalonia for a blend of Catalan and French culture.
Spain's train and bus networks make connecting to these regions straightforward.
Start in Barcelona, move to the Costa Brava (Tossa de Mar), then head inland to Girona and the Pyrenees.
An alternative southern route could include Barcelona, Valencia, and then onwards to Andalusia.
Combine with French Catalonia for an unique cross-border adventure.