Get to know the Costa Brava - Camping Castell d'Aro

A few kilometers from our Castell d'Aro Campsite you will find a wide variety of towns and cities worthy of summer and Mediterranean tourism.

The town of Castell d'Aro is located on the Costa Brava. It limits to the north with Calonge, to the west it limits with Santa Cristina d'Aro, to the south with Sant Feliu de Guíxols and to the east with the coast.

Castell d'Aro extends across the eastern end of Vall d'Aro, a narrow plain drained by the Riudaura River and located between the Serra de Cadiretes and the southern mountains of the Gavarres massif. Safety by having a steel cable installed on the entire road in case of a fall. It is essential for adventure lovers.

Platja d'Aro was originally a small fishing village located between Palamós and Sant Feliu de Guíxols, where it encompasses a large beach, more than 2 km long.

The municipality of Sant Feliu de Guíxols is located between the municipalities of Castell d'Aro and Santa Cristina d'Aro. The headland of the municipality is located in the Bay of Sant Feliu de Guíxols between the hills of Sant Telm and Forqueres.

It has a marina with 790 berths. It also has a fishing dock for 17 boats. It is surrounded by hills and pine and cork oak forests. The climate is Mediterranean with mild temperatures all year round.

Originally it was a small fishing village located between Palamós and Sant Feliu de Guixols, where it covers a large beach more than 2 km long. Today, one of the most touristic sites on the Costa Brava and the third most important town in the Girona region. In summer the population grows to about 100,000 inhabitants, while in winter only 19,000 people reside.

Palamós is famous for its landscapes, beaches, commercial port and its shrimps!! It is also essential for scuba diving lovers, thanks to the famous ship sunk in Boreas, which was a tugboat and icebreaker of the German Navy during the Second War World. Essential for all lovers of the sector.

The Camí de Ronda is the name by which the route that runs along the Costa Brava is known and was formerly used to control the maritime border and prevent smuggling. It is an attractive walk through which we can move around the Costa Brava and its beaches. In recent years, renovations have been carried out to become one of the most well-known and popular routes in the area.

The Via Ferrata is both a vertical and horizontal itinerary, equipped with various materials: keys, clamps, holds, handrails, chains, hanging bridges and zip lines that allow you to safely reach areas that are difficult to access for hikers and regulars, or not, of the climbing. The area has high security as it has a steel cable installed throughout the road in case of a fall. It is essential for adventure lovers.