Llançà

Llançà is a small Mediterranean town of about 5,000 inhabitants and with an area of 28.625 km².

It is located in a valley, amidst a unique landscape that combines sea and mountains, in the Alt Empordà region, in northeastern Catalonia, about 30 km from the French border. It also boasts 7 km of coastline with 22 charming beaches and coves.

Llançà is surrounded by both land and sea, by two protected natural areas: the Cap de Creus Natural Park and the Albera Natural Area of National Interest. In order to preserve our environment, we are committed to sustainable, local, and environmentally friendly tourism.

Llançà's excellent selection of beaches and small, tranquil coves, its unique and characteristic landscape, its wealth of significant cultural heritage elements, from megalithic sites (with dolmens and prehistoric remains) to significant remains of pre-Romanesque architecture, and its wide range of activities, make Llançà an ideal destination to enjoy an unforgettable holiday with family, as a couple, in a group or even alone.

Tranquility, safety, adventure, discovery of heritage from various historical periods, the freshness of the sea, the well-being of nature and the discovery of unique landscapes, the tasting and purchase of local and quality products, new experiences and a wide variety of activities for all audiences, are some of the sensations you can experience in Llançà.

Places of interest

Church of Sant Vicenç

Located in the historic center of the town, this church is notable for its 18th-century Baroque façade, featuring decorative elements characteristic of the period. Although the church has Romanesque origins, it has undergone several renovations over the centuries. Inside, one can admire a Baroque altarpiece dedicated to Sant Vicenç, the town's patron saint.

Port of Llançà

It's one of the town's main hubs, where fishing and water sports come together. Along the promenade, you'll find restaurants and terraces with sea views, as well as small beaches with crystal-clear waters. During the summer, the port is a lively place, offering activities for all visitors.

Romanesque Tower

The medieval tower is a historical testament to Llançà's defensive past. Built between the 13th and 14th centuries, it formed part of the old fortified enclosure that protected the town. Today, it is one of the municipality's most representative architectural features and can be visited year-round.

Grifeu Beach

One of the most popular and visited beaches in Llançà, thanks to its fine sand and crystal-clear waters. It offers tourist amenities such as showers, lifeguards, and parking, making it an ideal choice for families. Its location, surrounded by nature, makes it a perfect place to relax and enjoy the scenery.

Parapet walk

This coastal route offers spectacular views of the Llançà coastline and allows you to discover hidden coves and impressive cliffs. It's ideal for hiking and nature lovers, as it connects with other towns on the Costa Brava and offers varying levels of difficulty depending on the section chosen.

Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes

Just a few kilometers from the town, this Benedictine monastery is one of the most impressive monumental complexes in Catalonia. Built between the 10th and 12th centuries, it offers a unique combination of Romanesque architecture and a spectacular landscape overlooking Cap de Creus. It's a must-see for anyone visiting Llançà.

Cala Bramant

This small cove, surrounded by rocks and turquoise waters, is a true paradise for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. Located a bit away from the town center, it can be reached on foot from the coastal path. It's known for its wild beauty and tranquility, as it's not usually crowded.

Watercolor Museum - J. Martínez Lozano Foundation

Llançà is a leading center for watercolor painting thanks to Josep Martínez Lozano, a renowned artist in this field. The museum exhibits his works and those of other painters, making it a unique space in Catalonia dedicated exclusively to this painting technique.