Cadaqués is home to the Salvador Dali's whimsical home, and is now open for visitors to explore. A labyrinth of creativity, it encompasses Dali's workshop, outdoor spaces, and intimate quarters, all infused with surrealism. Truly a must-see if you are a fan of his work!

The former home of painter Joan Ponç, Dalí’s friend and artistic contemporary, transformed by Ponç’s grandson into a 12-room hotel. With a coffee shop, natural wine bar and a busy summer events agenda (think pop-up supper clubs, DJ sets and weekly yoga classes), it’s the place to be.  

This traditional townhouse turned stylish restaurant with rooms has a prime position on the far end of Cadaqués’ harbour. Come sundown, its terrace a few steps back from the sea has a buzzy atmosphere for an aperitivo or stay all evening and enjoy the simple yet delicious tapas – think crispy croquettes or melt-in-the-middle tortilla.  

This wine bar puts a new meaning on local by exclusively serving wine grown at the owner Martín Faixó’s vineyard in Cap de Creus which is walking-distance away. Pick between white, red or rose and enjoy with the equally local tapas plates including grilled sardines and fresh ceviche.