Port de la Selva
VerGirona Airport to Port de la Selva
Direct transfer to the village and the northern coves.
Port de la Selva
Routes and transfers to Port de la Selva.
Connect Girona airport with Port de la Selva, its fishermen bay and the quietest coves of Cap de Creus.
Rutas principales
The last quiet village of the north.
Between Roses and Cadaques, with the mountain and the sea almost touching.
Servicios utiles
Prepare your visit.
Servicio
VerTransfers
Quote on WhatsApp from Girona or Barcelona.
Servicio
VerCadaques
Dali village across the cape.
Servicio
VerRoses
Big bay and gateway to Cap de Creus.
Servicio
VerCami de Ronda
GR-92 stages along the northern coast.
Servicio
VerCoches
Alquiler util para calas y el parque de Cap de Creus.
Servicio
VereSIM
Datos moviles desde el aterrizaje.
Quick guide
What to see in Port de la Selva
The last quiet fishing port of the Costa Brava, sheltered in its bay between Roses and Cadaques.
Best time to visit: May to September for beach and boat; June and September to have the coves almost to yourself.
Bay and port
Fishing boats, small auction house and fish restaurants on the promenade.
Cala Tamariua
The pine cove to the north, reachable on foot from the village.
Sant Pere de Rodes monastery
The Romanesque monastery on the mountain, with views over two bays.
Cala Fornells
Clear-water little cove towards the s'Arenella lighthouse.
Cap de Creus paths
Trails between coves towards the cape, without crowds.
FAQ
About Port de la Selva
When is the best time to visit Port de la Selva?
May to September for beach and boat; June and September to have the coves almost to yourself.
What to see in Port de la Selva?
The essentials are Bay and port, Cala Tamariua, Sant Pere de Rodes monastery and Cala Fornells.
How to book a transfer to Port de la Selva?
From the transfers page you can request a quote on WhatsApp with airport, flight, date and hotel, or compare online prices with external providers.
Before travelling to Port de la Selva
Port de la Selva is one hour from Girona airport, at the end of the northern coast road. The village keeps its port soul: boats, a small auction house and fish restaurants without crowds. With no train, transfer or car is the easiest way in; from here Cadaques is 20 minutes over the mountain.