Walking Tours in spain

Our journey along the Vermillion Coast commences with a short transfer from Collioure up to the small village of St. Lavall. There is a pleasant stroll following the shallow Gorge du Lavall, before a steep ascent up to a medieval fortification, the Tour de Massane. From here you get great views to probably snow bound Mount Canigou, before dropping steeply back to Collioure, with its brightly coloured Catalan fishing boats bobbing in the bay. The next walk takes us once again high on the coastal ridges and a stiff walk up to Tour Madeloc. There follows a long descent  through forest and vineyards, to the regional wine capital, Banyuls sur Mer. The next day you walk  across the border high above Cerbere at the furthest eastern extent of the Pyrenees. The landscape rapidly changes with the rain shadow effect as you descend into Spanish Catalunya. Descend to Port Bou a strange time warped duty free town. Then there is a beautiful bay hopping walking experience to the resort town of Llanca, before a steep climb from sea level to the Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes near the summit of San Salvador peak (670m). Then descending through a landscape of ancient dolmens, you reach the charming fishing town of Port de Selva. The last day is a tour de force through a rugged maquis and coastal landscape to Cap de Creus (easternmost point on the Spanish mainland) and then on to Cadaques, a beautiful whitewashed town beloved by Salvador Dali and artists worldwide.