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The city of Sant Feliu de Guixols is situated in the centre of the Costa Brava. Its climate can be considered as spring time during 365 days of the year. Surrounded by natural landscapes with cliffs finishing in paradisiacal beaches;- some of them are only accessible from the sea by boat therefore the name of "Costa Brava" (wild coast). In Sant Feliu de Guixols you can find a fishing and a sport harbour. The city has a large sea-promenade surrounded by pine trees and palms. There is an open market-place where fresh vegetables and fruits are sold, and in another, closed one, where you can buy fresh fish caught the night before by our small fisher fleet. Sant Feliu de Guixols also has a municipal theatre, a indoor sports place and indoor swimming pool.
Sant Feliu de Guixols is an eminently Mediterranean town situated at the heart of the Costa Brava and surrounded by hills with woods of pine and holm oak, which has become an important holiday resort offering visitors a wide range of services. All year round Sant Feliu has an intense commercial activity, and the municipal council organises numerous leisure and cultural activities, in addition to maintaining the town's most deeply-rooted traditions. Thanks to its pleasant, temperate climate, Sant Feliu de Guixols is an ideal place for relaxing at any time of the year. The town conserves a rich and surprising historical and architectural heritage. The coastline surrounding Sant Feliu de Guixols is full of contrasts, with stretches of cliffs interrupted by coves and bays with fine sand beaches.
The countryside surrounding Sant Feliu de Guixols is a permanent invitation to take an outing by bike or on foot. The town is set in the Aro valley and surrounded by important natural reserves such as the Gavarres hills, the Montclar mountain or the Cadiretes massif, with typically Mediterranean woods of pine and holm oak and countless paths passing through dense vegetation. The coastal paths reveal a landscape of cliffs, coves and bays, and beaches where the heritage of the first summer residents is maintained in the presence of houses in the Modernist style.