Another special feature of Begur are its coastal paths and coves. These are paths that skirt the coast and have had different uses throughout history: to access coves in the event of a shipwreck, to watch the horizon to avoid pirate attacks and even (to control smuggling and bootlegging) to smuggle in post-war times. Nowadays, you can walk along them, enjoy the coastal landscape in peace and quiet and access hidden coves where everyday events used to take place. In Begur there are 3 different sections of coastal path that connect different coves and beaches.
On the one hand, on the north side, we find the coastal path that connects the beach of Sa Riera with [...]
In the most central part, there is the wonderful path that links the coves of Sa Tuna and Aiguafreda. It is a [...]
In the southern part, there is the coastal path that links the paradisiacal beaches of Aiguablava, Fornells and [...]
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