Lloret Beaches route

If you like the sea and nature, look no further than this is the route that runs along the entire coastline of Lloret de Mar.

The route begins at Santa Cristina Beach, crossing the whole coastline of the town, and ends at Canyelles Cove. Don’t forget that you will also discover a wide array of natural and cultural heritage, like Santa Clotilde Gardens, Monument to the Dona Marinera and the Castle of Sant Joan.

Town: Lloret de Mar

Distance: 9.4 km

Approx time: 3 h

Type of route: Linear

Difficulty level: Easy

Accumulated climb: 209 m

Accumulated descent: 199 m

Trail markings: White/red

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Chapels route

This is one of the riches routes in terms of modernist art combined with nature.

Among the oak and cork tree forests you will find chapels, like the Virgen de las Alegrías, monuments, like L’Àngel, and the sanctuary of Sant Pere del Bosc. The route includes a stretch of the Lloret coast and some of its beaches and coves.

Town: Lloret de Mar

Distance: 19 km

Approx time: 4 h

Type of route: Circular

Difficulty level: Easy

Accumulated climb: 291 m

Accumulated descent: 285 m

Trail markings: White/yellow

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Montbarbat route

The Iberian settlement of Montbarbat is the largest archaeological site in Lloret, measuring 5,700 m2. It is surrounded by defensive walls and towers and also boasts very good panoramic views of the coastline.

The route begins at the Maritime Museum in the centre, passes by various modernist attractions in the area, like the Chapel of Les Alegries, Sant Pere del Bosc and the cross, all in the midst of nature, and ends at the Iberian settlement.

Town: Lloret de Mar

Distance: 22.5 km (there and back)

Approx time: 5 h

Type of route: Semi-circular

Difficulty level: Hard

Accumulated climb: 403 m

Accumulated descent: 397 m

Trail markings: Green

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Old road route to Tossa

This route joins the towns of Lloret de Mar and Tossa de Mar along the typical Mediterranean coastline, filled with beaches, coves and unforgettable places to enjoy the day.

Town: Lloret de Mar

Distance: 15 km

Approx time: 3 h 30 m

Type of route: Linear

Difficulty level: Medium

Accumulated climb: 205 m

Accumulated descent: 203 m

Trail markings: White/purple

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Lloret de Mar – Vidreres route, via Caulès Chapel

This route connects the two towns of Lloret de Mar and Vidreres via the Caulès Chapel.

The trail is rich in nature as it passes through the Ardenya-Cadiretes massif, a natural area home to the Caulès Chapel.

Along this route, you will also come across the Chapel of the Virgen de las Alegrías (Lloret) and Sant Iscle Castle, which is at the end of trail just outside the town of Vidreres.

Town: Lloret de Mar

Distance: 21.4 km

Approx time: 4 h 30 m

Type of route: Linear

Difficulty level: Medium

Accumulated climb: 538 m

Accumulated descent: 460 m

Trail markings: White/yellow

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Puig de Castellet route

This is the shortest route in the town of Lloret de Mar.

Departing from the centre of Lloret at the Maritime Museum, you can also pass by the Roman tomb and enter the settlement through the urbanised area of Turó de Roca Grossa.

Another option is to walk through the Molí district, through Can Ballell, and climb up to Roca Grossa.

Town: Lloret de Mar

Distance: 2.7 km

Approx time: 1 h 15 min

Type of route: Linear

Difficulty level: Easy

Accumulated climb: 169 m

Accumulated descent: -m

Trail markings: White

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