Cami de Ronda Estartit- Escala

The “Camí de Ronda” via the GR-92 and Punta Milà is an easy hiking route from L’Estartit to L’Escala, offering stunning views along the way. This scenic trail connects the coastal towns of L’Estartit and L’Escala and covers a distance of 17.1 km.

Coastal Path Route from L’Estartit

The “Camí de Ronda” begins in the village of L’Estartit, climbing up towards Cap de la Barra, where you can enjoy stunning views of the Medes Islands and the coastline stretching as far as Begur. The trail continues along a rocky path until it joins the GR-92 (Stage 6: from L’Escala to Torroella de Montgrí), leading you to L’Escala. Along the way, you’ll pass Punta Milà, a former artillery battery site, offering breathtaking panoramic views from the entrance of Cala Montgó all the way to Cap de Creus.

From Punta Milà, the trail continues towards Cala Montgó along a path that includes some slightly challenging sections, but rewards you with excellent views. From Cala Montgó, you’ll reach L’Escala by following the coastline, passing through the harbour and Platja dels Riells.

To view all the details of the Camí de Ronda hiking route from L’Estartit, click here.

Accommodation

If you enjoy hiking and are looking for a place to stay, you can book one of our apartments near the Camí de Ronda in L’Estartit. The Sa Gavina Gaudí Apartments are just a 5-minute walk from L’Estartit beach.

The apartments offer all the facilities you need, including a shared swimming pool, water slide, sun loungers, lift, and pet-friendly accommodation.

You can book your stay at the apartments here.

El GR 92,  “Sendero del Mediterráneo”

The GR 92 is one of Catalonia’s most iconic long-distance hiking routes, stretching 583 kilometres from Portbou, on the French border, to Ulldecona in the south, closely following the Mediterranean coastline.

Along the way, the trail winds through beaches, coves, cliffs and fishing villages, as well as passing through protected natural areas such as Cap de Creus, Aiguamolls de l’Empordà, Garraf and Collserola, and skirting the Ebro Delta. It’s not just a nature route, but also a journey through the history, architecture and culture of the Catalan coast.

As part of the European long-distance path E-10, the GR 92 links Catalonia with Europe and the broader Mediterranean, making it a must-do for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts.