Water Sports
The Marine Reservation of Ses Negres along the 16km stretch of the Begur coastline, it is a unique rocky area, penned in by cliffs which hide picturesque, sunlit coves. The area offers visitors the chance to enjoy water sports such as sailing or kayaking, which are alternative ways of discovering the coast. Scuba-diving has become a popular activity which allows enthusiasts to discover a new, silent, magical world.

Cycle Tourism
The area of Begur has an extensive network of rural paths and lanes far away from the main thoroughfares and well-suited to cycling. The routes are well-signposted and provide splendid views over the countryside and access to hidden sites of local heritage.

Walking Routes and Footpaths
The footpaths of the Ronda de Begur route lend access to the beautiful coves or “cales” which are so characteristic of the Costa Brava, such as Sa Riera, Sa Tuna or Aiguablava. The area of the Baix Empordà is ideal for walking excursions with family or friends. This is a county where you can walk from its northernmost point to its southernmost point, and from its most eastern to its most western points. There are different routes (Petits Recorreguts or small routes and local paths) which trace their way through solitary coves, enchanting woods and sleepy villages.