Route of Sant Bonós

This is an easy, circular hiking route, approximately 8.01 km long. It typically takes about 2 hours to complete, making it suitable for all fitness and skill levels.

The route features varied and urban terrain. You'll encounter a mix of paved streets, footpaths, natural sections, as well as asphalt and gravel surfaces. It's classified as easy, with easily accessible paths throughout.

The route passes by several significant local attractions. You can visit the Chapel of Sant Francesc, the Marimurtra Botanical Garden, and the Chapel of L'Esperança. Notable monuments include the Monument to La Puntaire and the Monument to Karl Faust. For fantastic views, consider optional ascents to the Hill of Santa Bàrbara or the Hill of Sant Joan, which offers a view of Blanes from Castell de Sant Joan.

Yes, the route also passes through sections of other official trails, including BTT la Selva - Circular Sud, Catalunya E12, GR 92 BTT, and Camí de Ronda.

While the trail itself is generally accessible, specific rules for dogs in Blanes' urban areas and attractions like botanical gardens may apply. It's best to keep your dog on a leash and check local regulations for any restricted areas.

The trail can be enjoyed year-round due to Blanes' mild climate. However, spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for hiking. If you visit in August, you might coincide with the annual "Night of Sant Bonós Fun Walk" which follows this route.

No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to hike the Route of Sant Bonós itself. However, some attractions along the way, such as the Marimurtra Botanical Garden, may have their own admission fees.

The route conveniently begins and ends on the Passeig del Mar (Seafront Promenade) in Blanes. As it's an urban route, you can find public parking in Blanes, though availability might vary depending on the season and time of day. Public transport options to the promenade are also available.

Navigation is made easy by markings with the route's name on the ground. Additionally, a QR code is available at the start of Blanes' hiking routes, allowing you to download the track to your device for easy digital navigation.

Yes, given its easy difficulty, varied terrain, and relatively short duration, the Route of Sant Bonós is well-suited for families with children. The numerous points of interest along the way can also keep younger hikers engaged.

As the route weaves through Blanes' neighborhoods and starts/ends on the Seafront Promenade, you'll find plenty of cafes, restaurants, and public restrooms available in the town, especially near the start and end points.