Things to do on the Catalan coast
The Costa Brava and the Barcelona Coast are a tourist area full of lively villages, especially in summer. Calella, Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar, S'Agaró and Playa de Aro are full of activities to have a great time and discover the local heritage: major festivals, music festivals, sports events and children's activities.
Check here on the list of activities to see what you can do during your holidays in our hotels and make the most of your stay at GHT Hotels!
Casteller Day in Lloret de Mar
On 23 August, Lloret de Mar comes alive with strength, balance, courage and teamwork during the Casteller Day, a popular celebration that brings one of the most iconic traditions of Catalan culture to the streets.
Throughout the day, casteller teams will build impressive human towers, creating thrilling moments in an atmosphere full of music, cheers and shared celebration. It’s a unique opportunity to experience a tradition recognised as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Casteller Day is perfect to enjoy with family or friends, discover an extraordinary cultural expression and share a festive day where cooperation and trust take centre stage.
AFIA World Cup Catalunya
AFIA Catalunya World Cup of American Football in Lloret de Mar
The international amateur football tournament promises excitement and great matches in Europe.
This edition will feature 40 matches, divided into four categories yet to be determined.
Lloret Drone Show Festival
The sky over Lloret de Mar will become a spectacular stage of innovation and creativity during the Lloret Drone Festival 2026, an event that blends technology, digital art and entertainment in an exceptional setting: Lloret de Mar Beach.
Over two nights, drones will take centre stage with light choreographies, visual shows and technological displays, filling the sky with stunning shapes and colours. A festival designed to amaze audiences of all ages and bring innovation closer to the public.
A unique experience combining sea, technology and the future, turning the beach into a magical meeting point.
Come and see the sky like never before and experience the future on Lloret’s beach.
World Tourism Day
On 27 September, Lloret de Mar joins the celebration of World Tourism Day, a worldwide event that highlights tourism as a space for meeting, discovery and shared experiences.
To mark the occasion, the town will host an open doors day, inviting residents and visitors to rediscover iconic heritage sites, historic corners and local landmarks in a welcoming, participatory and festive atmosphere.
The celebration will also feature a special concert, providing the soundtrack to a day dedicated to enjoying the area, culture and music together.
An invitation to celebrate tourism, heritage and culture, and to be part of a festival that connects Lloret de Mar with destinations around the world.
"NASJI FUSSANO" SWIMMING TRIP (LLoret de Mar)
New route with views of the coves of Lloret de Mar: Sa Caleta, Cala dels Frares, Cala Trons. The race can be followed from the roundabout that skirts the entire route. Test timing with electronic chip system.New route with views of the coves of Lloret de Mar: Sa Caleta, Cala dels Frares, Cala Trons. The race can be followed from the roundabout that skirts the entire route. Test timing with electronic chip system.
Maximum height: 1500m
Maximum time: 60 min
Categories: 7
Walk of the Beaches and Open Water Crossing
Walk 11 km along Lloret's five beaches or take on the Swim Lloret, a 5,800-metre open-water swim
The Coastal Walk – Marxa de les Platges returns with a spectacular route along Lloret de Mar’s shoreline. A perfect activity to enjoy nature, explore hidden coves and experience the coast with energy and good company.
Start at Sa Caleta Beach
The Lloret Beaches Open Water Swim is an open water swimming race designed for swimmers seeking challenge, endurance and performance along one of the most spectacular stretches of the Lloret de Mar coastline.The course follows the shoreline, combining beaches, coves and cliffs, with a constant contrast between the deep blue Mediterranean and the rugged Costa Brava landscape. A privileged setting that demands focus, strategy and the ability to adapt to sea conditions.This race tests technique, effort management and environmental awareness, turning every stroke into an intense sporting and visual experience.