Palamós, Coastal municipality in Baix Empordà, Spain.
Palamós is a coastal municipality along the Mediterranean, stretching across several beaches and coves. A working commercial port sits at the water's edge, serving fishing boats and regional trade.
The town was founded in 1279 as a strategic point for Mediterranean maritime commerce. Its growth over centuries was tied directly to the prosperity brought by sea trade and fishing.
The fishing museum preserves maritime heritage through displays of traditional fishing methods and local seafaring customs. These collections show how the sea has shaped the work and daily life of people here for generations.
The town is well-connected to nearby settlements by public transport and has parking near the beaches. Visit outside the peak summer season to enjoy the beaches and the town with fewer crowds.
The protected cove of S'Alguer preserves traditional fishing huts scattered along rocky shores, offering a rare glimpse into coastal life from another era. This corner shows how fishing families built their homes and work spaces directly on the water's edge.
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