Villas in Llançà

About Llançà

Llançà is a fishing port and tourist town of about 4,900 people, on the Costa Brava between Cap de Creus and the French frontier. The N-260 connects it with Figueres and runs on to the border at Portbou. It is a staging point on the GR 92 long-distance path, with a stage of 9.8 km north to Portbou and 20.3 km south to Cadaqués. Cap de Creus, a peninsula of 190 square kilometres that is now a natural park, lies close by. The homes sit within about three kilometres of each other, mostly for four people, and roughly a third have a pool. Check each listing for its distance from the sea.

Is Llançà right for you?

Best for

Coastal-path walkers and small families on the quiet northern Costa Brava

Not for you if

You want a large resort strip with late bars, because Llançà is a small town of fewer than 5,000 residents.

Near Llançà

• Portbou

  Border town at the end of the N-260, 9.8 km north along the GR 92 coastal path.

• Cadaqués

  Village long home to artists and writers, 20.3 km south along the GR 92; Dalí built his home at nearby Port Lligat.

• Cap de Creus

  Easternmost point of mainland Spain, a 190 square kilometre peninsula that is now a natural park.

• Figueres

  Dalí's birthplace, joined to Llançà by the N-260.

Getting to Llançà

Girona-Costa Brava airport is the closest, about 50 minutes by road. Ryanair flies from Stansted all year, and Jet2 runs seasonal routes. A bus to Girona and then a train to Llançà takes about an hour and 40 minutes, so a car is not essential.

When to go to Llançà

The coast is often swept by the tramontana, a strong north wind that is a feature of Cap de Creus. About half the homes have air conditioning, and a minority have a fireplace, so check the listing for your dates. Winter flights are thin, as only the Ryanair route from Stansted runs to Girona all year.

Llançà villa holidays: questions answered

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