Cadaqués: Boat Tour from Roses at Costa Brava Boat Trips

Cadaqués: Boat Tour from Roses is a coastal boat excursion departing from Passeig Marítim in Roses, running for 3 hours and 20 minutes along the shoreline of the Cap de Creus Natural Park. The route takes in some of the most distinctive stretches of the Costa Brava, a coastline that forms the northeastern tip of the Iberian Peninsula and sits within one of Catalonia's most protected natural areas. For visitors exploring Barcelona attractions and the surrounding region, this tour offers a practical way to reach the village of Cadaqués by sea.

From the water, passengers see the Rosas Yacht Club, the fishing port, Rosas Lighthouse, and Trinidad Castle before the boat moves along the Cap de Creus coves. A notable section of the route passes Cabo Norfeu, where the Tamariu Cave, a natural opening in the rock face, and the formation known as El Gato, named for its outline, are visible from the boat. The tour also passes the Bay of Jóncols before arriving in Cadaqués, where 1.5 hours of free time allows for independent exploration of the village. Audio commentary runs throughout the sailing portion. Tickets cover the 45-minute boat journey, the guided commentary, and the return trip. Food and drinks are not included. The departure point is 139 Passeig Marítim, Roses. Note that this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.