Trip to Cadaqués
From Roses to Dalí's village by sea — about an hour along the Cap de Creus
Dalí’s refuge
By road, Cadaqués means a long stretch of hairpin bends over the mountains. By boat you skirt the Cap de Creus instead and arrive the way Dalí's visitors used to — from the water, with the white houses stacked above the bay. You get free time ashore to wander, eat or just sit at a terrace before the return leg.
Book your crossing
From €75 per person in low season, €85 in mid season and €95 in high season. Village visit and free time included; food and drinks are not.
Book nowFrequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to reach Cadaqués?
Around an hour each way, depending on the sea and the boat. The whole route hugs the Cap de Creus coastline, so the crossing is part of the trip.
Is there time to visit the village?
Yes — free time in Cadaqués is included. Enough to walk the whitewashed lanes, have lunch or sit down for a coffee by the water before we head back.