Nature has been generous and abundant with the richness of the land and territory. Mountains, valleys, gardens, rivers, wetlands, beaches, dunes and islands converge in a single space.
Landscapes are beautiful and natural, offering cultural diversity that allow their discovery by land, sea and air.
The fact that Torroella has the largest area, confirms the beauty of its surroundings and the growing interest of the municipality to protect a beloved and unique landscape.
Respect for the natural environment and the land is the result from the people who have built close ties through their interaction with the environment, but also interpreted through stories and anecdotes told by past generations. The figure of nature is the instrument that guarantees the perpetual maintenance of the relationship between man and land.
The Montgrí, Medes Islands and Baix Ter Natural Park, obtained, at the end of 2016, the prestigious European Charter for Sustainable Tourism, awarded by the EUROPARC Federation.
There are many ways of ensuring that your visit to our natural park is more ecological. Here are some ideas to get you started:
The destination has received international recognition for its sustainable tourism model, including distinctions such as the Golden Award, Best of Seasides 2019 and Global Low-Carbon Ecological Scenic Spots.
The Natural Park has held this prestigious European certification since 2016. The l’Estartit Tourist Office joined the initiative in 2024, reinforcing its commitment to responsible tourism development.
Torroella de Montgrí-l’Estartit has been a pioneer in Catalonia in European conservation and coastal ecosystem restoration projects, particularly in La Pletera and the mouth of the River Ter.
Follow us on the Social Media
Home
