9 hours
Daily Tour
6 people
Czech, English, Espanol, portugues, Slovak
“I am from nowhere. I am from Cadaqués. And I am surrealism itself.”
Step into the surreal world of Salvador Dalí on this unforgettable 9-hour private tour through the landscapes, towns, and ideas that shaped one of the most visionary artists of the 20th century. From his theatrical museum in Figueres to his intimate home in Portlligat, and through the whitewashed streets of Cadaqués to the medieval charm of Girona, this is a journey through art, memory, and Mediterranean beauty.
Your day begins with a scenic drive to Figueres, Dalí’s birthplace and home to the dazzling Dalí Theatre-Museum, a labyrinth of imagination built by the artist himself. From there, you’ll follow the coastal road to Portlligat, where Dalí’s house-studio reveals the most personal side of his genius.
In Cadaqués, you’ll enjoy a relaxed seaside lunch and a stroll through one of the most picturesque villages in Spain—an eternal muse for Dalí and generations of artists. On your return, you’ll stop in Girona, a city of legends and layers, with a beautifully preserved Jewish Quarter, Gothic cathedral, and colorful bridges over the Onyar River.
Accompanied throughout by your private expert guide and traveling in comfort by luxury vehicle, this tour is a deep dive into the surreal and the sublime—a perfect blend of art, culture, and natural beauty.
Your private guide and driver will pick you up at your preferred location in Barcelona. Enjoy a comfortable ride through Catalonia’s changing landscapes—rolling hills, farmland, and charming villages—as you head toward the region where Dalí was born.
Begin your immersive journey at the Dalí Theatre-Museum, one of the most surreal buildings in the world. Created by Dalí himself, it houses an extraordinary collection of his works and is considered his final masterpiece. Explore dreamlike paintings, sculptures, installations, and his crypt, where the artist is buried. You’ll also visit the Dalí Jewels Collection, a dazzling blend of creativity and craftsmanship.
Continue your journey to Portlligat, a tiny fishing cove near Cadaqués where Dalí lived for over five decades. His house-museum, preserved just as he left it, reveals the intimate spaces where he painted, entertained guests, and lived with Gala. This is a rare and emotional glimpse into the artist’s private world.
A short drive takes you to Cadaqués, Dalí’s favorite village and an inspiration to countless artists. Enjoy a relaxing gourmet lunch by the sea (not included in price, but recommendations will be provided) and take time to wander the cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and hidden viewpoints of this postcard-perfect town. You’ll sense why Dalí called it “the most beautiful place in the world.”
On your return journey to Barcelona, stop for a guided visit of Girona’s Old Town. Walk through its medieval streets, explore one of the best-preserved Jewish Quarters in Europe, admire the Gothic Cathedral with the world’s widest nave, and cross the Eiffel Bridge for picture-perfect views. Your guide will share stories of Girona’s Roman, Moorish, and medieval past.
After a full day of surrealism, art, history, and coastal beauty, relax in your private vehicle as you return to Barcelona. Your guide will be happy to offer tips for the rest of your stay or answer any questions about Catalonia’s unique cultural heritage.
Dalí Theatre-Museum (Figueres)
Enter one of the most unique museums in the world—conceived and created by Dalí himself. The museum is a surreal experience from the very first step: red walls dotted with giant eggs, rooms that play with perspective, paintings that seem to melt, and unexpected objects in every corner. It is the single largest collection of Dalí’s works and includes his crypt beneath the stage.
Dalí Jewels Collection
Within the museum complex lies a lesser-known treasure: a dazzling display of fine jewelry pieces designed by Dalí. These works combine surrealism with precious metals and stones, featuring hearts that beat, lips made of rubies, and impossible shapes brought to life with exquisite craftsmanship.
Dalí’s House-Studio (Portlligat)
Located in a quiet cove near Cadaqués, this was Dalí’s home for over 50 years. It’s a maze of interconnected fishermen’s houses turned into an eccentric artist’s retreat. You’ll see his painting studio, bedroom, quirky patios, and curious personal objects. Everything is preserved exactly as it was when he lived and worked there—offering a rare, intimate look into his daily life and creative process.
Cadaqués – Village & Lunch
Often described as the most beautiful village in Catalonia, Cadaqués is a whitewashed jewel by the sea. Its narrow, cobblestone streets and bohemian spirit have attracted artists for over a century. You’ll enjoy a seaside walk, explore small art galleries or artisan shops, and enjoy lunch at a traditional Mediterranean restaurant (optional). The atmosphere is timeless and deeply connected to Dalí’s universe.
Mediterranean Drive – Costa Brava
The journey between towns is part of the experience. As you travel along the rugged coastline of the Costa Brava, you’ll see terraced olive groves, dramatic cliffs, small fishing ports, and landscapes that appear again and again in Dalí’s paintings.
Girona – Historic Center
On your return to Barcelona, you’ll visit the magical city of Girona. Explore its hilltop medieval quarter, walk along the ancient Roman walls, and step into narrow streets full of legends. Your guide will show you highlights such as the Girona Cathedral, known for having the widest Gothic nave in the world.
Jewish Quarter (El Call)
Wander one of the best-preserved Jewish quarters in Europe. This labyrinth of stone alleyways was once home to a thriving Jewish community until their expulsion in the 15th century. Today it’s a peaceful, atmospheric corner full of hidden courtyards, arches, and memory.
Eiffel Bridge (Pont de Ferro)
Before you leave Girona, you’ll cross the striking red Eiffel Bridge, built just before the Eiffel Tower by the same engineer. It connects the old and new parts of the city and offers some of the best views of Girona’s colorful riverfront façades.
THIS DALI & COSTA BRAVA TOUR RUNS:
Every day, except: Monday (October thru May)
DALI HOUSE MUSEUM CLOSED: January to mid-March
TOUR LENGHT:
9 hours. However, our guide will always adapt to the needs of the clients and any circumstances that may arise, always trying to think about the visitor’s benefit.
WHERE DO WE MEET?
The guide will pick you up at your Hotel/ accommodation if you booked a chauffeured tour.
WHERE DO WE END?
Back to your accommodation or other point of your choice within the Barcelona city limits.
VISIT THE DALI HOUSE IN PORTLLIGAT
Visitors are required to arrive 30 minutes before their allotted entry time. During that time, you’ll retrieve the tickets (that we’ll book in advance) with your guide and have some time for toilet and gift shop BEFORE the visit.
You’ll be joining a small group of other people and follow one of the museum guides around the building. I’s not a free visit: visitors are required to stick to the group and are not allowed to wonder on their own. Our guide will only be able to add up little pieces of information to the speech given by the museum guide, trying to not disturb the rest of the visitors.
IS THERE A LUNCH STOP?
Yes, we’ve selected a wonderful option for you to enjoy a wonderful traditional meal. It will be part of an unforgettable memory.
HOW DO WE MOVE AROUND?
Rides in Mercedes car or minivan for upto 6 of you + guide & dedicated driver. Walking during the visits.
THIS TOUR IS WHEELCHAIR FRIENDLY?
This tour is partially wheelchair friendly. With advance notice, we can adapt transportation and parts of the itinerary to ensure a smooth and comfortable experience. However, accessibility varies across the sites:
Dalí Theatre-Museum (Figueres): Mostly accessible. The museum provides wheelchair access via ramps and elevators, but certain sections (like the crypt and a few upper rooms) may be difficult or impossible to access due to architectural limitations of the historic building.
Dalí House-Museum (Portlligat): Not wheelchair accessible. The house is a labyrinthine space made of interconnected fisherman’s huts, with narrow corridors, steps, and uneven floors. Unfortunately, there is no lift or alternative accessible route available.
Cadaqués (Village Walk & Lunch): Partially accessible. The town’s seafront promenade is flat and suitable for wheelchairs. However, the old town has cobblestone streets and some inclines, which might be challenging. Restaurants can be chosen in advance to ensure accessibility.
Girona (Historic Center): Limited accessibility. The medieval old town and Jewish Quarter have many steps, steep slopes, and uneven pavements. That said, with planning, your guide can adapt the route and focus on more accessible sections of the city.
Transportation: A wheelchair-accessible vehicle can be arranged with advance notice.
IS THIS TOUR SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES WITH KIDS?
Absolutely! This private tour offers a fascinating mix of art, history, and beautiful landscapes that can capture the imagination of visitors of all ages. Kids will enjoy the surreal and playful atmosphere of the Dalí Theatre-Museum, exploring the quirky artworks and unusual displays. The scenic coastal village of Cadaqués provides plenty of space to roam and enjoy the seaside.
Your expert guide will tailor the pace and content to keep the whole family engaged and comfortable, ensuring a memorable experience for both children and adults.
| # | Discount group | From adult | To adult | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 adults | 2 | 2 | €230,00 |
| 2 | 3 adults | 3 | 3 | €420,00 |
| 3 | 4 adults | 4 | 4 | €620,00 |
| 4 | 5 adults | 5 | 5 | €825,00 |
| 5 | 6 adults | 6 | 6 | €1.050,00 |
| 6 | 7 adults | 7 | 7 | €1.274,00 |
| 7 | 8 adults | 8 | 8 | €1.496,00 |
| 8 | 9 adults | 9 | 9 | €1.755,00 |
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