Cadaqués Must-Sees

Cadaqués centers on the labyrinthine House-Museum Salvador Dalí, where the artist lived and worked for over fifty years. The village is defined by the late Gothic Santa Maria church and its iconic whitewashed architecture. To the east, the Cap de Creus Nature Reserve offers a rugged landscape of Mediterranean vegetation and steep cliffs, marked by a historic lighthouse. Coastal highlights include the pebblestone Platja Gran in the town center and the sheltered Platja de Portlligat, located adjacent to Dalí’s former residence.

House-Museum Salvador Dalí

Visit the house where Dalí lived and worked between 1930 and 1982. The house is structured as a labyrinth and preserved just like it was…

Santa Maria

Late Gothic church serving as the town's primary landmark. The structure overlooks the whitewashed village and historical fishing center.

Far del Cap de Creus

Historic lighthouse situated at the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula. It provides views across the rugged cliffs of the Cap de Creus Nature Reserve.

Cap de Creus Nature Reserve

Make a trip to this nature reserve watched over by a lighthouse to admire the Mediterranean vegetation and sharp coastal cliffs.

Platja de Portlligat

Sheltered bay and beach located directly in front of Salvador Dalí’s former home. Historically used as a harbor for local fishing boats.

Platja Gran

Main pebblestone beach located in the center of the village waterfront, characterized by its promenade and views of the surrounding whitewashed buildings.