Head out on an adventure along the glorious Costa Brava as you discover some of the best things to do in Cadaqués. As the artistic home of Salvador Dalí, and with a prime spot on the Spanish coast, this idyllic town has so much to offer!
- Fun and informative drive to Figueres.
- A visit to the Dalí Museum.
- Explore the stunning town of Cadaqués and enjoy a trip to Cadaques Beach.
- Enjoy a tour through the Dalí House.
Know before you book
- Minimum of 2 people per tour.
- If there is no availability for entrance to the Dalí House on the dates you require, there is an alternative visit on offer to the Gala Dalí Castle of Pubol (the final point on the Dalí Triangle).
Experience the idyllic shores of Cadaqués off the Spanish coast, on a trip that has it all. The white sandy beaches and mountainous outcrops make for the ultimate background to a journey along the historic streets and their landmarks.
Enjoy a meander along the Costa Brava, the ‘wild coast’ of Spain, as you discover the popular sites that tell the story of artistic genius, Salvador Dalí, all in one day!
Take in the unbelievable shorelines, endless beaches and coastal towns that inspired many a painting.
Along the way, you can enjoy historical attractions and local spots that form part of the area’s long artistic past. Visit Salvador Dalí’s House Museum and incredible monasteries along the Catalonian coastline. You can also take a kayak or boat ride round the seaside headlands, or carry on in the hiking vein on a nature trail around the incredible cliffs.
Finish your journey in the beautiful town of Collioure, where many prominent 20th century artists made their mark. The likes of Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque all found a meeting place in this historic seaside town.
Take a Full-day Tour to Cadaqués
If you think about a trip to Cadaqués, Dali may be the first word that pops into your mind. In this little town on the Coast Brava, things to do are endless, and one of the top spots of any itinerary is a visit to the many Salvador Dalí attractions.
Begin your tour from the dreamy Barcelona on a trip to Figueres, one corner of the ‘Dalí Triangle’, where Salvador Dalí spent his childhood. The little town near the border of France is filled with quaint streets and village landmarks, including the iconic Salvador Dalí Theatre-Museum, which has become known as the largest Surrealist object in the world.
The spectacular museum was designed by Dalí in the footprint of an old municipal theatre. Take a trip through the eclectic world of Dalí through a collection of mind-bending artistic creations, including the incredible rooftop egg sculptures.
You can also experience Dalí’s truly unique artworks including, Galatea of the Spheres and the fascinating Mae West Room installation. Salvador Dalí’s Surrealist works shaped a generation of artists with the topsy-turvy stories they told.
Following Dalí’s journey down to the stunning coast of Cadaqués is one of the best things to do in Coast Brava. Have a splash in the clear water or walk along the sandy coves along the beaches of Cabo de Creus.
The Old Town is decorated with idyllic white houses (with splashes of blue) and gorgeous architecture that paints a picture of olden-day Cadaqués. You can visit the stunning church of Saint Maria as you explore the cobbled streets and take in the amazing view of the Cadaques beaches, and its sparkling bay. Experience a true-blue Mediterranean vibe on the streets of Cadaqués!
Then, discover the secrets of the Casa-Museo de Salvador Dalí (Dalí’s House), the artist’s old residence in Port LIigat (the second point on the Dalí Triangle) where Dalí created some of his most prolific works in the tranquil cove he called home.
If you’re looking for something different in the summer, take a day tour from Barcelona to Figueres, then head for Pubol Castle, the third point on the Dalí Triangle, and the gorgeous beach town of Palamos.
Visit the Gala Dalí House-Museum in the castle, which was home to Dalí and his wife, and makes for a fascinating experience. Then, enjoy a meander through the sun-kissed streets of Palamos, where you can find the spectacular home of Josep Maria Sert, a close friend of Dalí’s and fellow artist.
Discover the artistic heart, stunning beaches and picturesque streets of the Costa Brava on a trip to Cadaqués. This little town is an unsung treasure on the Spanish coast that you won’t want to miss!
- Fun and informative drive to Figueres.
- A visit to the Dalí Museum.
- Explore the stunning town of Cadaqués and enjoy a trip to Cadaques Beach.
- Enjoy a tour through the Dalí House.
- Minimum of 2 people per tour.
- If there is no availability for entrance to the Dalí House on the dates you require, there is an alternative visit on offer to the Gala Dalí Castle of Pubol (the final point on the Dalí Triangle).
- Amazing visit to the Costa Brava.
- Guided tour of significant Salvador Dalí locations.
- See the beautiful beaches of Cadaqués.
- Meals not included.
- Museum tickets not included.
Specification: Things to do in Cadaqués, Spain
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Sandra H –
The Museum is wild fun and the trip to the fishing village over the mountains was breathtaking. No Costa Bravo tour however so mis-represented on that front.
Emayen –
Ruben our guide is excellent, the tour very illustrative with his anecdotes and knowledge about Dali. Highly recommended
stgp75052 –
Great tour, our guide Ruben was very knowledgeable. We appreciated all his insight, he answered all our questions and was delighful.
lynnette1232019 –
Loved this experience! Dali was even more Amazing than I ever new! Vincent our guide was excellent!👍🏻
Elvis S –
Great History of Dali for all art lovers. Our guide was so knowledgeable and the trip was well planned and very comfortable. Have always loved VIATOR tours, and this was great for the whole family.
Nancy S –
A well organized tour with adequate time in the various places. Learned a lot from our very pleasant and knowledgeable guide.
croal –
Based on the description of the tour I expected to visit a small fishing village on a coast of Costa Brava. The museum tour was as expected however afterwards we were taken to a remote beach in a national park. We passed through a trailer park full of campers to get to a parking lot with 100s of cars, all parked in a dusty field. Then had to trek 15 min through a dirt road, in hot sun to the beach in our museum attire. We were then given 20 min on the beach before we had to head back to the car. I expected to visit a fishing village in lieu of Cadaques. This was definitely not at all comparable. It would have been better if the tour ended at the museums.
KENNETH – United Kingdom –
Excellent and fascinating tour from start t.o end Our guide, Arnau, was friendly, helpful, and very knowledgeable. He was also a very good and safe driver. Everything went smoothly and all four of us had a great day.
Patrick – United States –
Fantastic
a GetYourGuide customer – Australia –
An interesting well organised day