Caminhada na floresta de Romanyà de la Selva com dólmens

Highlights

• Discover the prehistoric heritage of the Costa Brava on a guided walk
• Explore the quiet forests of Romanyà de la Selva with a small group
• See the Dolmen de la Cova d’en Daina, a 4,000-year-old monument
• Visit a menhir, a standing stone marking sacred or ceremonial places
• Enjoy a tea or coffee break in nature and take in the forest atmosphere

Description

Meet in the village center, near the Church of Sant Martí de Romanyà. Begin a relaxed walk along forest paths that have existed for thousands of years. Discover several megalithic monuments, including the impressive Dolmen de la Cova d’en Daina, one of the most important prehistoric sites in Catalonia, built more than 4,000 years ago. Visit a nearby menhir, a standing stone that once marked sacred or ceremonial places in the ancient landscape. Pass through a beautiful Mediterranean forest filled with giant cork oak and pine trees, some of them centuries old. Enjoy peaceful scenery, fresh air, and quiet viewpoints over the surrounding hills. Near the dolmen, take a short tea or coffee break in nature. Relax, enjoy the forest atmosphere, and reflect on the ancient history of the place before continuing the walk back to the village.

Includes

Guided walk Stories about prehistoric sites Tea or coffee stop in nature

Easy cancellation

Cancele com até 24 horas de antecedência e obtenha reembolso integral