Sa Tuna
A sheltered fishing cove with turquoise water and whitewashed houses.
Locations: Begur
Begur is the most elegant of the Costa Brava towns, a hilltop village of pastel houses, indiano mansions, and a ruined castle that looks out over a scatter of sapphire coves. Below it, beaches like Sa Tuna, Aiguablava, and Fornells sit in pine-green hollows, their water impossibly clear and their light soft and refined.
For portraits, Begur offers something rare: a sense of privacy and quiet beauty. The streets climb and turn among flowers and sea views, while the coves give family and maternity sessions a calm, cinematic setting that feels a world away from the busier resorts.
A fotógrafa en Begur can guide a full session from the village at golden hour down to the water, weaving the changing light and landscape into a single story. It is a place I return to often, and each visit reminds me why the Costa Brava is worth photographing slowly.
Aiguablava
A pine-framed curve of pale sand among the most beautiful on the coast.
Begur Castle
Ruined ramparts above the village with sunset light across the sea.
Practical notes
- The coves are small and sheltered; early mornings keep them private.
- Paths between coves are steep — I recommend comfortable shoes for moving locations.
- Begur pairs beautifully with a visit to the beaches for a varied gallery.