Port bo

"Beautiful beach, good views, but very crowded depending on what time you go."

"Port Bo is one of the most emblematic spots on the Costa Brava, located in the seaside town of Calella de Palafrugell. It's a small urban beach surrounded by old white fishermen's houses that preserve the traditional charm of the Catalan coast, with boats beached on the sand and a truly authentic atmosphere. The area is closely linked to the town's maritime tradition and the area's historical fishing industry. It's also known as one of the venues for the famous habanera singing, a musical tradition deeply rooted in the Costa Brava. A stroll through Port Bo offers one of the most iconic views of the Girona coastline, especially at sunrise or sunset, when the light highlights the contrast between the sea and the white facades."

"The emblematic Port Bo beach becomes a must-see for the occasional tourist or the residents of a second home. Located in the heart of Calella de Palafrugell, it is one of the purest witnesses of the traditional maritime facade of the Costa Brava, where time seems to have been suspended between the blue of the sea and the golden sand. ​This old natural port maintains its seafaring physiognomy intact, presided over by the emblematic wooden boats that rest on the water's edge and the monumental complex of Les Voltes, the white porches that historically sheltered fishermen. ​This indomitable and serene landscape has become, over the decades, a beacon of attraction for culture; a living muse where light and salt frame cinematic scenes and inspire painters, poets and plastic artists who seek to capture the soul of the coast. It is precisely under the influence of this visual setting that the legendary Joan Manuel Serrat found the refuge and driftwood necessary to conceive and write much of his famous album "Mediterráneo", thus immortalizing the nostalgia and beauty of this corner. ​Every summer, moreover, the sand of Port Bo is transformed into a mythical setting for the Cantada d'Havaneres, where voices and guitars connect the present with the town's overseas past, and fuse music and the horizon in a collective ritual that evokes the most authentic essence of the sea. Domus Aurea Empordà/Real Estate ."