Spain's 56 Most Breathtaking Beachside Towns Worth A Visit

41. Palamós, Costa Brava: Shrimp Capital with a Scenic Backdrop

Palamós. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons @Jorge Franganillo

Palamós has a working port, a sprawling sandy beach, and a gastronomic secret: its world-famous red shrimp, served in everything from stews to haute cuisine. The town blends the liveliness of a fishing hub with the leisure of a Mediterranean resort. Visit the fish market, walk the Camí de Ronda coastal trail to turquoise coves, or sip chilled cava at a harbor-side terrace. It’s busy without being crowded, polished without losing its salt-of-the-earth charm. Palamós knows who it is—and invites you to slow down and taste everything.

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