Cadaqués, the jewel of Spain
Cadaqués - New Saint-Tropez n°1
The artists' haven
Small fishing village of the Costa Brava, Cadaqués has become famous thanks to the son of the soil, Salvador Dalí. At his invitation, the most prolific artists of the 20th century came to seek refuge, seduced by the rugged beauty of its landscapes and its sweetness of life. Éluard, Matisse, Miró, Picasso, Duchamp, Magritte, Buñuel are some of the figures that one could meet at the surrealist painter in Portlligat or at the Méliton, a bar that became a cult.
A destination which has kept its authenticity
Even now, Cadaqués remains a village with an undeniable charm. The magic happens as soon as one takes the mountain road which goes down into the village among the olive groves and the prickly pears. The view is striking. In the bend of the road, one can dive into a sea of stunning blue. Then you just need to go for a walk in the maze of steep alleyways lined with beautiful white houses, to breath the sweet perfume of pink laurels, to enjoy a cup of local Cava facing the sunset so that Cadaqués can kidnap your heart permanently.