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1 Reviews on “Badia de Portlligat”
Badia de Portlligat, located on Catalonia’s rugged northern coast near Cadaqués, offers a charming and somewhat secluded anchorage with a unique landscape. The bay itself is well-protected from most winds due to surrounding hills and the narrow entrance, making it a good spot for a calm night on the hook. The seabed here is a mix of sand, mud, and some rocky areas, so it’s worth double-checking your holding when anchoring. Ashore, you’re just a short walk from Salvador Dalí’s former home, now a museum, adding a touch of cultural intrigue to your stay. Cadaqués is close by for those seeking more services, and while it can get crowded in peak season, the atmosphere remains quiet and artsy.