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Private Costa Brava day trip from Barcelona with Dalí Museum tickets, winery visit, wine tasting, Catalan lunch, and Cadaqués exploration.
What to expect in this tour
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Discover the artistic and Mediterranean soul of Catalonia on this private day trip from Barcelona, combining surrealist art, coastal villages, and local gastronomy. Relax during a scenic drive through the Catalan countryside while your guide introduces the landscapes and traditions that inspired Salvador Dalí and many other artists.
Begin in Figueres with a visit to the extraordinary Dalí Museum, where you will explore theatrical rooms, surrealist creations, and imaginative spaces designed by Dalí himself. Wander through this fascinating artistic universe at your own pace with skip-the-line tickets included.
Continue to Celler Clos de Basella, a peaceful family-run winery surrounded by vineyards and olive trees. Enjoy a guided visit through the cellar with an expert wine guide before sitting down for a traditional Catalan lunch featuring local specialties such artisanal cheeses, cured meats, fresh seasonal salad, anchovies, and traditional bread with tomato. Continue with a main course of paella or fideuà, followed by dessert and coffee. (optional)
In the afternoon, discover Cadaqués, one of the most picturesque villages on the Costa Brava. Stroll through its whitewashed streets facing the Mediterranean, stop for a coffee in a traditional local bar, and experience the peaceful atmosphere that captivated Dalí for much of his life.
Travel back to Barcelona in comfort, reflecting on a day filled with art, wine, coastal scenery, and authentic Catalan culture.
*Veggie options
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9,5hs
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Car Tour -
Kids friendly
What's included in this private tour?
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Private car with hotel pick-up and drop-off in Barcelona
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9.5-hour private tour with a local guide
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Skip-the-line tickets to the Dalí Museum
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Guided visit to a family-run winery with an expert wine guide
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Guided tasting of 5 wines, including 3 premium wines (VIP & Premium options)
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Gourmet Catalan lunch featuring appetizers, paella, dessert, coffee, and wine pairings (VIP option)
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Free time to explore the seaside village of Cadaqués (approx. 1 hour)
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One coffee per guest in a traditional local café in Cadaqués
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Child car seat (€8)
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Extra food or drinks
Reasons
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Discover the surreal world of Salvador Dalí with skip-the-line museum tickets
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Explore Cadaqués, a whitewashed Mediterranean village on the Costa Brava
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Enjoy a guided winery visit with wine tasting in the Empordà countryside (Vip & Premium Option)
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Savor a traditional Catalan lunch with local wines and regional specialties (Vip option)
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Travel comfortably by private car with a local guide from Barcelon
Meeting Point
The guide will pick you up at the door of your hotel in Barcelona.
This is the plan
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Barcelona Pick Up
The guide will go to pick you up at your hotel (Barcelona Area)
Dali Museum - Figueres
Visit the Dalí Museum in Figueres and immerse yourself in one of the most unique artistic spaces in Spain. Walk through rooms filled with surrealist works and theatrical compositions that reveal Dalí’s creative universe.
Celler Clos de Basella
Visit Celler Clos de Basella and discover a family-run winery surrounded by vineyards and olive trees. Learn about local wine production during a guided visit before enjoying a tasting of regional wines. Then, sit down for a gourmet Catalan lunch overlooking the vineyards, with wine included. Begin with a selection of artisanal cheeses, locally produced cured meats, fresh seasonal salad, anchovies, and traditional bread with tomato. Continue with a main course of paella or fideuà, followed by dessert and coffee.
Cadaqués
Explore Cadaqués, one of the most picturesque villages on the Costa Brava. Walk through whitewashed streets facing the Mediterranean and understand why this peaceful coastal town inspired artists such as Salvador Dalí.
Barcelona return
Travel back to Barcelona in comfort and enjoy the changing scenery as the day comes to an end. Use this time to revisit the memories of Dalí’s surrealism, Mediterranean villages, and Catalan gastronomy.
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