Hostal Sa Tuna

Located directly on Cala Sa Tuna, one of the most iconic and best-preserved beaches on the Costa Brava, Hostal Sa Tuna is the only hotel set in this small bay of Begur, surrounded by traditional fishermen's houses, crystal-clear waters and breathtaking Mediterranean scenery. Its privileged location allows guests to enjoy one of the Empordà's most authentic settings and provides direct access to the Camí de Ronda coastal path, which connects some of the most spectacular spots along the coastline.

The hotel offers just 5 rooms, all with sea views, providing a peaceful and exclusive stay where guests can wake up watching the sunrise over the cove. Its limited number of rooms guarantees a relaxed atmosphere and personalised service, making it the ideal place to enjoy the Mediterranean in complete tranquillity.

One of the hotel's greatest highlights is Sa Tuna Restaurant, led by renowned chef Nandu Jubany and recognised as one of the area's finest dining destinations. Its gastronomic proposal showcases Mediterranean and Empordà cuisine prepared with fresh local ingredients, with outstanding rice dishes, fresh fish and seafood served on a privileged seafront terrace.

From the hotel, guests can easily discover other coves around Begur, including Aiguafreda, Sa Riera and Aiguablava, as well as the town's historic centre and the surrounding coastal landscapes. The hotel also offers parking in the cove itself for added convenience. Its exceptional location and outstanding gastronomic offering make Hostal Sa Tuna one of the best hotels in Begur and on the Costa Brava for an unforgettable getaway.

Discover Begur

Begur, on the Costa Brava (Girona), is one of the most beautiful villages in Catalonia, Spain. Its medieval old town, the Begur Castle, and several viewpoints offer stunning views of the Mediterranean. Walking through its cobbled streets and Indian-style houses reveals the essence of a medieval Empordà full of history and tradition.

The beaches and coves of Begur are among the most famous on the Costa Brava. Spots like Sa Tuna, Aiguablava, Playa Fonda, and Cap Sa Sal stand out for their crystal-clear waters and natural surroundings. Along the Camí de Ronda coastal path, you’ll find breathtaking scenery and hidden coves.

The town of Begur offers an excellent selection of hotels, boutique shops, and restaurants where you can enjoy the local Empordà cuisine. Throughout the year, Begur hosts unique events such as the Fira d’Indians (first week of September) and the International Comedy Film Festival (in October).