I'll be in Girona from March 31 to April 1 and I'd like to spend a day walking along the water. I've tried checking bus schedules, and although I've come close, I can't seem to find the exact times for buses. Does anyone have suggestions which town to visit, will probably be a Monday or Tuesday. I'd like to walk through at least a couple of old charming towns along the sea over the course of several hours. Would be nice if the buses were ruining at least a few times a day. And no steep walks please. Thanks.
Posted by
USA
423 posts
I am interested in this as well- try using www.rome2rio.com or www.loco2.com for planning.
Posted by
3442 posts
I was going to recommend a tour company that we used in 2017, but then I realized that you would be starting in Girona, not Barcelona.
If you decide to go with a tour, this looked interesting to me.
http://www.gironaexperience.com/en/girona-experience-tours/costa-brava-and-romanesque-villages_i101
Posted by
Washington DC
28096 posts
Thanks for posting that, traylaparks. I take very few day-tours, but something like that is worth the money to me, since it's generally impossible to string together so many small towns if you depend on public transporation.
Posted by
Salt Lake City, UT (Previous Seattle, WA)
315 posts
dofijetboats.com between Blanes and Tossa Mar. Seasonal. Service begins in April. Take a look at Girona airport sight for buses. The airport bus hits several small communities on the coast, bus station and Gerona, it will send you to Moventis. The schedule is a bit confusing. I agree with above suggestions. Most likely you will have to wing it a bit!
Posted by
OP
Burlington, Vermont USA
114 posts
Thanks everyone, great information. I’ll look it over and plan according to weather and time