For those wishing to discover the region lying between Girona and Barcelona we present a catalogue containing a wide range of suggested activities by land, sea or air throughout the year.

Pedal around the coast, the plain or mountain forests!

The circular routes include easy trails suitable for all the family and tougher trails for more demanding cyclists.

Explore the county on foot or by bike!

You can plan excursions of varying duration and difficulty along the long-distance routes that connect the towns in the county of La Selva.

Map of the La Selva district with tourist information.
Publication covering the key features of the various areas comprising the district: Costa Brava, Plana, Montseny-Guilleries and Ter Brugent; local cuisine and notable fairs, festivals and traditions.

We suggest a route exploring the local butchers and the different specialist botifarra sausages produced in the traditional manner.

The villages of La Selva boast a whole range of different cakes, biscuits and pastries handed down from generation to generation of bakers who have over the centuries created a culinary heritage preserved with pride by the local people, and which we invite you to discover and savour.

The Serrallonga Route is one of great historical, landscape and wildlife interest crossing through the uplands of Les Guilleries. The main route connects Santa Coloma de Farners to Sau via Osor. There are also side tracks linking up the towns of Anglès and Sant Hilari Sacalm to the route.

Walk around the surroundings of our towns!

There are routes to suit everyone, from walks close to towns to excursions or short mountain trails.

Cultural heritage is the legacy of the past, through which La Selva conveys and explains the district’s history and traditions

Blanes, Lloret de Mar and Tossa de Mar, located on the southern Costa Brava, are home to some important tangible and intangible maritime heritage, such as chapels, fishermen’s districts and monuments to seafarers’ wives, and fishing retains a strong presence in all three towns today in the form of fish markets, local cuisine and special words passed down the generations.