Sa Tuna
An old fishing village below Begur, with stone cottages packed against a pebble cove. It is good for snorkelling and for walks along the coastal path.
Sa Tuna is a small fishing village near Begur. Stone fishermen's houses and white cottages cluster on steep slopes. The cove has pebbles and coarse sand, the water is clear, and the rocky reefs are full of fish, making it a good spot for snorkelling. There are two or three seafood restaurants by the bay. From here the coastal path runs north to Aiguafreda cove, about 15 minutes away. The roads are narrow and parking is limited, so take the shuttle bus in summer.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Begur & Castell de Begur
- Cala d'Aiguablava
- Tamariu
- Llafranc & Far de Sant Sebastià
- Pals
- Camí de Ronda (Calella–Llafranc–Tamariu)
- Calella de Palafrugell
- Medes Islands