Location: Province of Girona
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What to do and see in Province of Girona, Catalonia: The Best Nature & Parks
Girona (Catalan pronunciation: [ʒiˈɾonə], Spanish: Gerona [xeˈɾona]) is a province of Spain, in the northeastern part of the autonomous community of Catalonia. It is bordered on the northwest by the province of Lleida, on the southwest by the province of Barcelona, on the north by France, and on the east by the Mediterranean Sea.
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1. Cap de Creus National Park
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4.5 based on 1,940 reviews
This National Park features unique rock formations and panoramic ocean views.
Reviewed By YankeeGotschna - Poisy, France
Spain's Eastermost and wildest cape. A must visit if you want a timelsss dose of wind, a vista of sea and rocks and ever-changing sky.
2. Medes Islands
3. Jardines de Santa Clotilde
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4.5 based on 2,421 reviews
This wonderful garden was landscaped in a setting of great beauty on top of a cliff with breath-taking views over the sea, and it is a fine specimen of the spirit that animated the Noucentista movement in Catalonia - an early twentieth-century movement for intellectual and aesthetic renewal that found a distinguished spokesman in the writer Eugeni d'Ors. The Santa Clotilde gardens were designed in the manner of the dainty yet austere gardens of the Italian Renaissance by Nicolau Rubió i Tuduri at the age of twenty-eight, when he was still brimming over with admiration for his master in the art of landscape gardening, Forestier.
Reviewed By russellt264 - Leeds, United Kingdom
Santa Clotilde Gardens are Fantastic and well worth a visit There located just outside fenals in Sa Boadella overlooking stunning Sa Boadella Beach
4. Fenals Beach
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4.5 based on 2,790 reviews
Reviewed By rebeccareeve80 - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Spent 1 week on this beach in June and 1 week in October and have to say we love the beach yes it’s shingles and there’s a bank into the water and then a bit of a shelf in the water (so beware with little ones) but in places there is waves and they are so much fun tumbling you around we had such fun trying to get in and out of the water. Your bather, bikini or shorts will end up full of shingles if you get tumbled though. There’s a little ice cream hut at the end of beach towards Lloret end and the ice creams are lovely and reasonably priced too.
5. Jardi Botanic Marimurtra
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4.5 based on 1,734 reviews
Reviewed By Trevor55m - Limoges, France
Went the 1st time to these gardens 35 years ago, was impressed then, what a differance now, gardeners do a fantastic job looking after all the plant speices. Well worth the effort to climb up all the steps for the view.
6. Lake Banyoles
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4.5 based on 609 reviews
Reviewed By sanroy - Henley in Arden, United Kingdom
At the end of August this year my family and I spent a week in this absolutely beautiful place, it was inland in the Catalona area, it was totally unspoilt with tree lined avenues surrounding the massive lake, and lovely restaurants, it was so relaxing, we swam in the lake and went on the boats, it was like going back in time as everywhere you went it was so calm, and the people were lovely, so welcoming, we plan to go back next year.
7. Jardi Botanic de Cap Roig
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4.5 based on 807 reviews
Reviewed By DP1066 - Hastings, United Kingdom
This garden is well laid out and the map provided enables you to plan your route which is essential if the Festival is on and several routes are blocked due to the staging. There are steps so taking a stroller is tricky but possible. The cacti are impressive and the views equally so! It costs 8€ for adults and 3€ for pensioners. Children have free entry. Sunscreen and a hat are useful!
8. La Fosca Beach
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4.5 based on 692 reviews
Reviewed By karinar70
This is our favourite beach in the area. The sand is pure soft sand and the sea shelves very gradually making it ideal for young children. If you use the right side of the rocks (by the pedallos) the sea is much clearer. You can swim out quite far and still stand as it’s shallow for quite a way. There are activities available such as kayaking and our children have always enjoyed searching for crabs and fish amongst the rock pools. The cafes and bars are great and not too pricey. Only problem would be parking in the area but we have found a great little spot that charges €3 for the whole day which is to the right side behind some of the apartments and hotels.
9. La Fageda d'en Jorda
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4.5 based on 861 reviews
Reviewed By santpedor - Barcelona, Spain
We visited at the end of October which is probably the best time to go. There were very few people around and we were able to wander around in blissful silence. The colours are amazing and the walking trails are clearly marked. At the end of our walk we took the horse drawn carriage which leaves from the main carpark. The ride takes about an hour and costs 10 euros for adults. I would highly recommend this ride as it takes you to a different part of the area.
