Get to know about the history of this beautiful path through the Costa Brava sea side. WHAT DO YOU NEED? We suggest you everything you need to make the most of your experience at Camí de Ronda® and completing the path though the Costa Brava it without any unexpected events.

The route of Camino de Ronda® is a path made for walking along the ancient path in the seaside of the Costa Brava. The biggest part of the path of Camino de Ronda goes through narrow paths only adapted for trekkers on foot, with slopes, constant uphills and downhills, and some times even a bit tricky.

With the decline of the smuggling trade, the Camí de Ronda became an important area for fishing and mussel foraging, as well as sheep herding. Today, much of the route is a series of public footpaths often connecting beaches and resorts, and some of these are used as part of the GR 92 long-distance footpath that runs the length of the ...

The linear route runs solely along the coast and consists of 43 kilometres that go from Sant Feliu de Guíxols to Begur. It is designed to be done in two days, or in three for people who walk very sporadically.

The Cami de Ronda in Spain runs along the breathtaking Costa Brava and is divided into several stages. Each of these stages offers unique landscapes, from spectacular cliffs to secluded beaches and picturesque fishing villages.

The Camins de Ronda are a series of historic footpaths that run along the Costa Brava, one of Spain’s most beautiful sections of coastline. The paths date back more than a thousand years and were originally used by fishermen to travel from village to village.

Camino de Ronda hiking guide: 6 stunning stages along Costa Brava's GR92 trail. Personal experiences, tips, and everything you need for Spain's coastal walk.

El Camí de Ronda is a spectacularly beautiful coastal hiking trail starting at the French border and running the length of La Costa Brava.

El Camino de Ronda es una ruta de senderismo que recorre la costa de la Costa Brava. Hay tres variantes, con una longitud de entre 43 km y 219 km y un grado de dificultad que va de fácil a medio.

Camí Ronda is the Coastal path around Costa Brava Region, in Girona Province, in the North of Catalonia. In February, I walk from Sant Feliu de Guíxols to Calella de Palafrugell and one of the towns between both cities is Platja d'Aro. It is one of the nicest sections of the coastal path.