Nestled along the Costa Brava in Girona, Spain, Palamós is a charming town that has long been a favored destination for independent travelers. The small cruise port serves as a gateway to the scenic Costa Brava and the historic city of Girona. At the heart of Palamós lies its picturesque fishing harbor, renowned for its prawns. Beyond the harbor, visitors can enjoy golden sand beaches and explore rocky coves. The historic town center invites strolls through narrow streets, offering a blend of maritime charm and cultural heritage.
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