The route of Camino de Ronda is a path made for walking along the ancient path in the seaside of the Costa Brava. The biggest part of the path of Camino de Ronda goes through narrow paths only adapted for trekkers on foot, with slopes, constant uphills and downhills, and some times even a bit tricky. In some occasions we also walk though sea promenades, beaches and flat stretches.

• Natural interest area. "Les Gavarres" are the mountains you can see around. There you can find Dòlmens, hermitages, etc.
• Fitor, Sant Cebrià dels Alls, Els Metges, Santa Pelaia.
• Difficult access.

• Castle.
• Roman settlement (Actually closed).
• Iberian settlement - Castellbarri
• Dolmen: Puig ses Forques.
• Local wine: Mas Molla, Mas Ponsjoan,... Farmahouses where they produce wine in the traditional way.
• Calas & coves: Roques Planes, Cala Cristus,...
• Book:    “La Vall de Calonge”, by Pere Caner (History of Calonge area).