Canet de Mar

Canet de Mar is a coastal municipality situated between Arenys de Mar and Sant Pol de Mar that extends along the Mediterranean shore with sandy beaches. The settlement sits on a peninsula with granite rock formations along the coast and blends beach areas with natural stone outcrops.

The Parish Church of Sant Pere i Sant Pau was built in the Gothic style in 1579 and stands as a central landmark from the settlement's early period. The area later became a retreat for wealthy families in the late 1800s due to its proximity to Barcelona and access to the sea.

The town preserves the architectural legacy of Lluís Domènech i Montaner, whose summer home now functions as a museum and displays his Modernist style. The buildings here reflect a period when wealthy industrialists built villas to escape the city.

The municipality is accessible via the N-II coastal road, C-32 highway, and RENFE railway station with direct connections to Barcelona. The location sits within 30 minutes of the city, making it convenient for a day trip or short visit.

The place maintains flower and strawberry growing traditions that remain visible today and reflect the rural heritage of the region. These agricultural areas between the beach and town give the settlement its distinct character.