Group Experiences in Roses

Put the wind in your sails (literally!) and set your mood to cruise control (figuratively!), with a chilled-out catamaran adventure on the sparkling Costa Brava. Take the family-friendly morning cruise and sail around the stunning Catalan coastline with a stop off at a secluded beach for a paddle in the surf with some fun inflatables. Or opt for the adults-only cruise (18+) in the evening where the party gets started at sunset. All that chilling out is hungry work; luckily a delicious BBQ lunch is included, with sizzling sausages and veggie options to munch on.

Take a step back from the beach towns and appreciate just how beautiful the coastline of the Costa Brava is on this cruise toward Cap Norfeu. The rocky cliffs, caves, and outcroppings of the peninsula make for a picture-perfect boat trip. You'll pass by islets southeast of the Illes Mòniques that have weathered away to animalistic shapes, notably El Cavall Bernat (the rampant horse), and El Gat (the cat). If rocky mammals aren't enough, don't forget about the boat's glass bottom!

Take a trip to the village of Cadaqués from Roses. Cruise along the coast of the Cap de Creus Natural Park on a tour that blends nature, history, and culture. Along the route, you will see the Rosas Yacht Club, the fishing port, Rosas Lighthouse, Trinidad Castle, and the various coves of Cap de Creus Natural Park from the boat. A special highlight is Cabo Norfeu, where the Tamariu Cave (a natural hole in the rocks) and the rock formation called El Gato (named for its shape) can be seen. Before arriving in Cadaqués, the boat passes in front of the Bay of Jóncols.

Take a trip to the village of Cadaqués from Roses. Cruise along the coast of the Cap de Creus Natural Park on a tour that blends nature, history, and culture. Along the route, you will see the Rosas Yacht Club, the fishing port, Rosas Lighthouse, Trinidad Castle, and the various coves of Cap de Creus Natural Park from the boat. A special highlight is Cabo Norfeu, where the Tamariu Cave (a natural hole in the rocks) and the rock formation called El Gato (named for its shape) can be seen. Before arriving in Cadaqués, the boat passes in front of the Bay of Jóncols.

Take a boat tour on a catamaran equipped with underwater viewing facilities in Roses. Travel along the coastline of Cap de Creus, take a break to swim at a cove with clear waters, and observe underwater life through the specially designed viewing areas. The catamaran also features a water slide over 6 m high that allows you to enter the water from the second deck of the ship. Facilities include music, an onboard bar with drinks (not included), and spacious areas for relaxation.

In nearly 4,000m2, Michelin-star chef Ferran Adriá once again revolutionizes the world of food with an innovative museum concept at El Bulli 1846. With 69 abstract audiovisual installations, Adriá aims to illustrate how and why El Bulli continues to be a pioneer in the culinary sphere. See a complete reconstruction of the restaurant's dining room, take a tour of the creative process that built the award-winning menu of El Bulli. While El Bulli won't have food on the menu, an entry ticket to El Bulli 1846 instead provides food for the soul and insight into the mind of chef Ferran Adriá.

Take a boat trip from Roses to discover the traditional Mediterranean village of Cadaqués, a time capsule of old world charm, where Salvador Dalí fell was inspired to establish his atelier and residence on the nearby beach of Port Lligat. The picturesque streets of Cadaqués are waiting for you, and you'll be dropped off in the ideal spot to visit the town with an hour and 30 minutes of free time to explore. Hop on a boat from Roses and admire the stunning landscapes of the south-east coast of the Natural Park of Cap de Creus along the way.

Discover the Costa Brava from the sea with a catamaran excursion. Sail along the coast, see quiet coves, and enjoy the views from the water as you explore this part of the region. The Medes Islands, part of a protected marine park, are home to rich underwater life that you can see through the catamaran’s underwater windows. The tour also stops in L’Estartit, where you will have free time to walk around the town, see local sights, and take in the coastal atmosphere.

Take an evening cruise along the Costa Brava aboard *Aquarium II*. See coves and cliffs within the Cap de Creus Natural Park, and visit Cala Murtra, a secluded natural inlet. Use the underwater viewing rooms to observe aquatic life such as colorful fish, seagrass meadows, and starfish without entering the water. Return to Roses with views of its bay.

See more of the Costa Brava with a cruise to Cadaqués. Your cruise will take you past the craggy, rugged terrain of the Cap de Creus peninsula towards the shining white light that is Cadaqués. The white homes that line the shore are reminiscent of Santorini (minus the hills) and the fishing culture of the town promises interesting pictures and great food. Follow in the footsteps of Picasso, Joan Miró, and Marcel Duchamp with a visit to Cadaqués.

Take a roundtrip boat from Tossa de Mar to Blanes. Take a boat ride along the coast of Costa Brava for about an hour. See cliffs, hidden coves, and natural landscapes visible only from the sea. At Blanes, you’ll have free time to walk along the lively seafront, visit the Marimurtra Botanical Garden overlooking the Mediterranean, or relax at Cala Sant Francesc. Blanes is the gateway to the Costa Brava, an ideal short trip to connect with the Catalan coast.

Take a 45-minute boat from Tossa de Mar to Lloret de Mar along the Costa Brava. Travel between cliffs, hidden coves, and clear waters. Upon arrival in Lloret, explore its historic center, visit the Church of Sant Romà, or relax in the Gardens of Santa Clotilde.

Take a roundtrip boat along the Costa Brava from Lloret de Mar to Tossa de Mar. Travel by boat along the coast and see beaches and coves only visible from the sea. In Tossa de Mar, you have free time to see this historic town with a maritime past. Walk through medieval streets, visit the castle, or relax on the beach surrounded by natural rock formations.

Sail along Costa Brava aboard the MAGIC catamaran. Start at the pier dels Ginjolers in Roses and follow the coastline between Roses and Cadaquès. Pass by secluded coves, pine trees, and cliffs as you make your way to Cap de Creus. See the village of Cadaquès and Port Lligat, where Salvador Dalí once lived, along the rocky coast. The catamaran anchors at Cala Bona or Cala Culip, where you can swim, relax on floating inflatables, or snorkel with provided gear. On board, enjoy comfortable seating, sunbathe on the broad nets, or relax in the shade for a peaceful day at sea.