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Cala del Crit – S'Alguer Cove loop from Palamós

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Cala del Crit – S'Alguer Cove loop from Palamós

Hard

4.3

(3)

runners

Cala del Crit – S'Alguer Cove loop from Palamós

05:18

44.2km

890m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Some sure footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

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Espai d'interès natural de les Gavarres

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View of Cala del Crit

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If you go up from Cala del Crit in the direction of Cap Roig Castle, which also offers us very good views of the entire "virgin" coast before reaching the much more urbanized area of Calella de Palafrugell.

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Cala del Crit

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Cala del Crit

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Cala d'en Remendon

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Barraca d'en Dalí

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A must see.

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View of La Roca Foradada del Castell

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Good viewpoint to observe the Roca Foradada, an aerial cave through which you can go by kayak or in a small boat.

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39.6 km

Platja del Castell

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A beach of approximately 300m of fine sand that can be reached by walking along the Camino de Ronda or by car, as it offers a car park a few meters away. Its name comes from the fact that the Iberian town of Castell is located a few meters away.
There is a kayak rental service, highly recommended to visit the Roca Foradada inside.

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S'Alguer Cove

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A picturesque bay with small old houses, unfortunately you rarely see something like that anymore

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40.7 km

Castell de Sant Esteve de Mar

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The castle was built on top of a Roman villa which, in turn, was probably built on top of an Iberian settlement.
During the Middle Ages it was owned by different feudal lords: Simon de Geronella, Jaume de Cornellà, Bernat Pallarès (Barcelona), his son Pere Pallarès and, finally, Berenguer de Cruïlles, an important feudal lord of Empordà, who bought it in the previous owner for 20,000 Barcelona sous. In 1484, all the domains of Sant Esteve Castle and the town of Palamós passed into the hands of Galceran de Requesens, first count of Palamós.

During the War of the Remences it was demolished almost in its entirety and was abandoned until in the 16th and 17th centuries it was converted into a farmhouse. The castle becomes a strategic point of surveillance and advanced defense of Palamós and its surroundings. At the same time, it became a farmhouse. During the Modern Age, agricultural exploitation was combined with control of the coast, especially to alert the population of raids by pirates and corsairs from North Africa.
The old castle remained as a farmhouse until the middle of the 20th century, when it was definitively abandoned. From that moment, it suffered a slow but progressive degradation. Its situation, near the sea, subject to inclement weather, and also away from the most frequented centers, were determining factors for its decline.

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