Overview
Llançà is a quiet coastal town of 4,900 residents (2018) at the northeastern tip of the Costa Brava, near the French border. It serves as an important fishing port and a pre-stage on the Catalan Way of St.
Beach · History · Nature · Transit Hub · Trekking
Before you go
Beaches
Over 20 beaches, most accessible via the Camí de Ronda (GR-92). Platja del Port has full services; many northern coves are virgin with no facilities.
Transport
Llançà train station is on the Cercanías line between Girona/Figueres and Portbou/France. The GI-612 connects to Cadaqués; the N-260 runs north-south along the coast.
Walking
The Catalan Way of St. James (Camí de St. Jaume) passes through Llançà as a pre-stage. GR-92 provides coastal hiking between Colera and Cadaqués.
Water
Tap water is safe to drink throughout Llançà.