Tossa de Mar

The morning starts mystically in Vila Vella, where the rain darkens the ancient stone walls. An umbrella is a must in the steep, narrow alleys. At noon, the lighthouse offers a dramatic view of the grey, stormy Mediterranean. The wind often picks up here during the rain. In the afternoon, head to Platja Gran where raindrops hit the sand, then seek shelter among the mosaics of the Roman villa. In the evening, Sant Vicenç church provides a dry and peaceful spot for reflection before heading into a cozy local tavern.

The winter morning in Vila Vella is quiet and clear. Without the summer crowds, the watchtowers look even more imposing. At noon, the low winter sun warms the area by the lighthouse. The crisp air offers incredible visibility along the coast. In the afternoon, the empty Platja Gran invites for a meditative walk. The golden light enchants the Ava Gardner statue. Towards evening, the air turns chilly; the Roman villa and Sant Vicenç church radiate a special calm in the winter twilight.

Ride along the coast to the Can Magí tower and further to the idyllic Cala Pola bay. After a swim, return to Vila Vella and visit the municipal museum in the former governor's palace.

The morning in the saddle starts at Platja Gran, where the light rain calms the sea. Be careful on the wet promenade! At noon, cycle towards Torre de Can Magí. The climbs are tiring on wet asphalt, but the air is refreshingly crisp. In the afternoon, head to Cala Pola. The coastal path is challenging in the rain but offers wild natural beauty. Return to the castle. The day ends at the Municipal Museum, where you can warm up and keep the bikes safe while enjoying the artworks.

A cool winter morning starts at Platja Gran. The wind is fresh, but the sun glitters beautifully on the waves. At noon, cycle uphill to Torre de Can Magí. The effort keeps you warm, and the view over winter Tossa is priceless. In the afternoon, the route leads to the lonely Cala Pola. The coastal road is almost entirely yours, perfect for brisk riding in the cold. Late afternoon is the time for Vila Vella and the museum. When the sun is low, the castle stones look particularly warm.

Use the car to visit Vila Vella and the lighthouse in the morning before driving to the spectacular Cala Giverola bay. In the afternoon, return to Tossa for the Roman ruins and enjoy the main beach.

A rainy morning starts relaxed with a drive to Vila Vella. Park close to the wall entrance to stay dry. At noon, head to the lighthouse. Enjoy the view of the stormy sea directly from your warm car. In the afternoon, the coastal road leads to Cala Giverola. The sound of rain on the car roof creates a cozy atmosphere. The day concludes with the Roman villa and Platja Gran. The trip ends comfortably without you having to get wet.

A clear winter morning begins with a drive to Vila Vella. The parking lots are empty, and access to the castle is effortless. At noon, the panoramic road leads to the lighthouse. The winter sun makes the sea appear deep blue. In the afternoon, head to Cala Giverola. This stretch of road is a driver's dream, as there is hardly any traffic. The day ends at the Roman villa and Platja Gran. Sitting in your warm car, you can enjoy the sunset over the bay.