Overview
Parc del Garraf covers 12,376 hectares of Catalonia's coastal mountain range, offering dramatic limestone karst formations including caves, sinkholes, and striking pavement landscapes. The park provides excellent hiking with panoramic views over the Mediterranean Sea and arid interior lands.
Architecture · Day Trips · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Camping
Only authorized campgrounds are permitted. Free camping, bivouacking except during treks, and motorhome overnight stays outside designated areas are prohibited.
Connectivity
Mobile coverage (Spanish carriers like Vodafone, Orange, Movistar) is generally available. WiFi at information centers and picnic areas is limited.
Money
Most park services and parking are free. Catalonia uses the Euro (EUR). ATMs available in nearby towns of Sitges, Castelldefels, and Gavà.
Transport
The park is accessed via roads from Sitges, Castelldefels, Gavà, and Begues. R2 Sud trains from Barcelona serve Castelldefels and Sitges. Multiple free parking areas throughout the park serve as trailheads.
Weather
Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers (30°C+) and mild winters (5-12°C). Spring and autumn offer the best hiking conditions.