Discover the surroundings full of attractive places: natural wetlands 'Parc Aiguamolls de l'Empordà', the ruins of Empuries, the Salvador Dalí Museum in Figueres and his house in the village of Cadaquès, the city of Girona, the natural park of 'Cap de Creus', Montjoi beach, Banyoles lake, the volcano area in Olot, the preromanic monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes, the natural area of l'Albera, .... Here below are some examples.

In this natural park you will discover a great variety of animal species and a rich vegetation thanks to the contrasts derived from its proximity to the sea: moorhens, coots and storks live side by side with all types of insects, frogs, badgers, rabbits, weasels and even otters and in winter some wild boar, in an area dominated by water and vegetation.

At 5 Kms from the campsite, there is the beautiful medieval village of Castelló d´Empúries, with the Cathedral of Santa Maria, a Gothic building with Romanesque elements from the 12th and 12th centuries. It is also known as the Cathedral of l´Empordà as a result of its influence during the middle Ages.

Empúries was founded around 575 B.C. by the Greeks of Focea who, for security reasons, first settled on the little island later called Paleopolis, now joined to the mainland and called Sant Martí d’Empúries, and later moved to the mainland to establish Neapolis or New City. This is the site of the ruins. The Greeks called it Em-porium, or market, and it was an important trading post. Empúries was most important as the landing stage, in 218 B.C., of the Roman troops under Scipio. Beside the Greek city, the Romans built a colony, the remains of which still stand. Later, in the 1st century A.D., the colony became a city and saw a period of some splendor.

Inaugurated in 1974, the Dalí Theatre-Museum was built upon the remains of the former Figueres theatre. It contains the broadest range of works spanning the artistic career of Salvador Dalí (1904-1989), from his earliest artistic experiences and his creations within the Surrealist movement down to the works of the last years of his life.

This remote coastal village is situated in the very heart of the natural reserve of El Cap de Creus. It is famous for being the refuge of many artists from all over the world, including Salvador Dalí. It is impossible not to surrender to the charms, light, and the white of its façades and the peace and quiet of the streets of this village during any visit.

The Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes, situated over the bay that was dominated by the typical Mediterranean village of El Port de la Selva. The spectacular appearance of this monastery, together with its conservation turns it into the leading exponent of Romanesque art of the regions of Girona. It also has a fabulous view over the Mediterranean.

The historical guarders of the town of Girona its narrow streets harbor the Jewish quarter, the Bonstruc ça Porta, center and the Nahmánides study center. During the latter centuries of the middle Ages, a prosperous community with an important cabalistic school inhabited the Jewish quarter. Also interesting is the Cathedral of Girona. It’s a splendid building stretching over different periods. It has a large bell tower and Romanesque cloisters. The unique gothic nave is the widest nave in medieval architecture, and it also has a spectacular façade and Baroque-Style steps.