Coastal paths and route proposals

The old photos show us some paths in front of the sea crossed by fishermen, guards or smugglers. Today, it is the hikers who have conquered these beautiful paths that run along the coast and that bear the names of Camins de Ronda. These routes will allow us to move between villages, get to know idyllic landscapes inaccessible to motorized transport and activate our body with moderate and comforting exercise. In fact, the technical name is GR92 (acronym for Long Route) and it is known for the red and white lines that mark the way to follow.

In summer, you can complete this route on foot, discovering coves where you can swim, or shallow beaches where the little ones can do activities without any danger. If you are left wanting more adventure, the Nautical Station offers you activities as attractive as these! 

Winter is also a good time to enjoy the landscape without crowds or high temperatures. Places as special as these are waiting for you. Maybe it's time to visit some of the attractions hidden near the coast.

What do you need to embark on an excursion along a Camí de Ronda?

Very easy!

The basic kit includes:

• Suitable mountain footwear
  There are sections that can be made of large stones and others of fine sand, as well as sections with steeper slopes. Footwear is a basic element as it protects the part of the body most involved in this exercise: the feet!
• Water
  You can bring a bottle of water or any drink rich in minerals to recover from the effort. Never start this type of outing without a good supply of fluid.
• Deaf
  Protecting yourself from the sun's rays is essential. So we advise you to bring a good cap or hat to undertake the route. Remember sunscreen too!
• Camera
  An experience that is not recorded can only be relived with the mind. A camera or mobile phone can help you immortalize some of the most fascinating landscapes you encounter along the way. If you want, you can share your photos with us, and we will link them to the space designated for our social networks, so that other travelers can enjoy your snapshots.