SANT SEBASTIÀ LIGHTHOUSE
This lighthouse, located on a cape surrounded by wild cliffs, is one of the most powerful in Spain.
Located on a cape surrounded by wild cliffs, this lighthouse, built in 1857, and 13 meters high, is one of the most powerful in Spain. In summer, a small train linking Calella to Llafranc provides access to it. A little further on, you will also discover the archaeological site of Sant Sebastià de la Guarda and the remains of a 6th-century Iberian village as well as an 18th-century watchtower. A visit guarantees you great views of the Costa Brava, both day and night, especially if the full moon is in your favour.
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Lors de mon passage, une petite exposition présentait près du phare des témoignages de personnes d'horizons divers sur cette région, très intéressant. La visite des ruines près du restaurant ne prend pas très longtemps mais vaut la peine. En fin d'après-midi, prendre un verre sur la terrasse est très agréable.