Cadaqués

Overview of Cadaqués

Cadaqués is the easternmost village on mainland Spain. With a certain charm, the place has long been a haven for celebrities, starting with Picasso and especially Dalí, whose home has been turned into a museum. It’s also from this town that a short hike leads toward Collioure in France.

Key facts

• Type of place: small town.

• Tourist interest: ★★★ (recommended).

• Location: the easternmost village on mainland Spain, in the province of Girona in Catalonia.

• Distances:

• Local time: Heure : Cadaqués.

• Population: 2,837 inhabitants (2016).

• Area: 25.73 km².

• Altitude: sea level.

• Website: http://www.visitcadaques.org

History of Cadaqués

What to see and do in Cadaqués

Dominated by its church, the town of Cadaqués is a stunning little white village with narrow streets nestled at the back of its bay. It’s a delight to wander around.

Salvador Dalí House-Museum ★★
In the cove of Portlligat, the house where Dalí lived has become a museum dedicated to the Catalan artist.

In the surrounding area

Cape Creus ★★★
This is the easternmost point of mainland Spain. The area, a natural park, offers stunning landscapes of rugged cliffs plunging into the sea, perfect for hiking. It’s on this peninsula that Cadaqués is located.

Climate and weather in Cadaqués

The town has a Mediterranean climate, very sunny, with mild winters and hot, dry summers. Some rain in autumn, especially around October-November. As for the wind, it’s quite present and can sometimes blow in strong gusts.

Sea temperature throughout the year

Transport

Getting there

Getting around

Accommodation

Food

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