El Port de la Selva – S'Aranella Lighthouse loop from el Port de la Selva

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El Port de la Selva – S'Aranella Lighthouse loop from el Port de la Selva

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El Port de la Selva – S'Aranella Lighthouse loop from el Port de la Selva

01:22

21.5km

200m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 4.89 km for 286 m

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Start point

Bus stop

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256 m

El Port de la Selva

Highlight • Settlement

It is a town that has traditionally been dedicated to fishing. Now tourism has displaced this activity and in high season you will find quite a lot of people. Many people come here to practice different types of water sports.

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1.37 km

El Port de la Selva Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Precious. A place to meditate or simply enjoy the landscape.

In the middle of the "Camí de ronda" that connects Port de la Selva with Llança

Unforgettable

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2.01 km

Platja de la Vall

Beach

2.66 km

Platgetes de la Colomera Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

It is advisable to get off the bike and sit on one of the benches in this area to admire the beautiful views and peace of this viewpoint.
Platgetes de Colomera does not have services and the beach surface actually has some gravel, as well as coarse sand. However, the waters are very clear and the shore is made up of rocks and sea inlets that are very beautiful to appreciate with simple diving goggles.

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3.15 km

S'Aranella Lighthouse

Highlight • Monument

The s'Aranella lighthouse was inaugurated in 1913 and is at a height of 22 meters above sea level, at the northern end of the Port de la Selva bay. The views of the coast are stunning from here.

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3.55 km

Platja d'en Balleu

Highlight • Beach

Very clean beach, although quite crowded. Ideal for snorkeling and enjoying the Mediterranean flora and fauna. Access, despite having parking, is somewhat cumbersome, since you have to go down steep and quite high stairs, and if you are carrying an umbrella and/or carrying a load it is annoying.
For the rest, it's worth it... but be careful! Like all the coves in the area, they are made of stones and access to the sea is not easy.

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12.4 km

Llança

Highlight • Settlement

Near where the town of Llansá stands today, was the ancient city of Deciana, founded in the year 218 BC. C., close to the Roman road that forked in Roussillon and crossed the Pyrenees through the mountain passes of La Massana and Portús. After the destruction of Ampurias, at the hands of Hasting and his Normans, in the year 862, the inhabitants of the coasts of Ampurdán, for fear of the incursions of the Saracen pirates, moved from the coast towards the interior, and thus the The town of Llansá was built near the sea, but almost completely hidden.

The old town was organized around the parish church and was delimited by three streets: Dins la Vila, Major and Església. In the port of Llansá there were old fishermen's houses that have been renovated. Currently, this has become a tourist and residential center.

In the 1960s, tourism meant urban and demographic growth that caused the revitalization and transformation of the municipality. The people of the time began to dedicate themselves to new, more attractive and profitable professions: merchants, waiters and builders, among others.

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20.3 km

L'Arola Beach

Highlight • Beach

The location is unbeatable, a small paradise just a few meters from the city just leaving the main beach of the town. The views are cinematic and you have parking and toilets just behind the trial.

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21.1 km