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Beaches and coves of Tamariu

Tamariu is one of the most charming towns on the Costa Brava, and also one of the quietest. This small coastal village stands out for its landscapes, privileged sea views, and spectacular beaches.

The coves and beaches of Tamariu are notable for their cosy size and clear waters, surrounded by pine trees and rocks. Some are more accessible, while others are hidden gems. This variety allows visitors to alternate between family-friendly beaches and secluded coves, always with the Mediterranean as the main attraction.

Discover beaches and coves near Tamariu

Platja Gran de Tamariu

The main beach of Tamariu, popular with visitors and modest in size. Ideal for spending the day with family or as a couple, practising water sports, or enjoying the seafront promenade. Facilities include showers, toilets, lifeguards, and access adapted for people with reduced mobility.

Platja dels Lliris

Located next to Gran Beach, it is easily accessible on foot from the town centre or directly from Hotel Hostalillo via a staircase. Surrounded by rocks, it offers a more intimate and peaceful atmosphere, with nearby showers and restaurants.

Cala Aigua Dolça

A small pebble beach near Gran Beach. Easily reached via the Camino de Ronda, which connects the town with other Costa Brava villages. It is a quiet spot with clean waters and a beautiful natural setting, perfect for those seeking a more peaceful experience without venturing far from Tamariu.

Cala Aigua Xelida

This cove, north of Tamariu, is divided into two small areas surrounded by pines and rocks. It is a more secluded and tranquil space, ideal for visitors who prefer to escape the busier areas and enjoy untouched nature.

Cala Pedrosa

A small cove that is accessible only by boat or on foot via the Camino de Ronda. It features a beach bar housed in an old fishermen’s hut, where visitors can enjoy rice dishes or seafood by the sea.

Cala de Gens

Located south of the town, this cove is also known as El Cau. Its surroundings are rugged, mainly consisting of pebbles and rocks. Access is difficult and it is easiest to reach by sea.

Cala Marquesa

A small natural area made of stones, little-known, and with fewer visitors. It remains almost untouched, and the best way to reach it is by sea.

Beachfront hotel in Tamariu

Hotel Hostalillo enjoys a privileged location by the sea, with direct access to Tamariu Beach and Lliris Beach. This setting allows guests to easily enjoy Tamariu’s main beaches and coves on foot, without needing to travel far by car.

This beachfront hotel in Tamariu is a comfortable and charming choice, ideal for couples or friends looking to combine relaxation and activities, with the sea just steps away and dining options with Mediterranean views. Additionally, it is a practical starting point for exploring the coast and enjoying the Empordà landscape.

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