The route
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Saturday 16:00, we leave Port Olímpic for sa Caleta, at Lloret. Cala de l'Illa Roja, north of Begur, comes next. Cala Montgó leads to the bay of Cadaqués, the northernmost point of the voyage. The run south stops at Llafranc, then Cala Cobertera and Platja des Monestri. A night in Arenys harbour comes before Barcelona on Friday at 18:00. In all, 179 nautical miles and 29 hours under way over six nights, two of them in port: an outline to rework when routing.
The voyage, day by day
Day 1 · sa Caleta
37 nautical miles · about 6 h under way
sa Caleta
16 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 2 · Cala de l'Illa Roja
27 nautical miles · about 4 h under way
Cala de l'Illa Roja
20 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 3 · Badia de Cadaqués
22 nautical miles · about 4 h under way
Badia de Cadaqués
24 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 4 · Port de Llafranc
30 nautical miles · about 5 h under way
Port de Llafranc
24 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 5 · Platja des Monestri
7 nautical miles · about 1 h under way
Platja des Monestri
21 other places within 5 nautical miles
Day 6 · Port d'Arenys
33 nautical miles · about 5 h under way
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Day 7 · Port Olímpic
23 nautical miles · about 4 h under way
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