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Car Parks
At the entrance to the town there is a roundabout, Saba car park is on the right and the road to Portlligat (1.5km away) and to Cap de Creus (about 8km away) is on the left.
Saba car park can hold all types of vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, caravans and coaches. It is a paying car park like the Portlligat car park, although the latter is only open 6 months a year, from Easter to autumn, the rest of the year it is free.
Free parking is also possible in the surrounding areas of the town or in the following car parks: Sa Conca Zone (except the summer days that coincide with the Music Festival) , Platja del Ros and opposite Cadaqués camp site, in Av.Salvador Dalí.
As for buses, they can park in the main parking of the entrance (parking Saba) or in the car park near Portlligat cove, a few metres away from Salvador Dali’s house museum. It is forbidden for buses to drive to Cap de Creus without authorization from the Local Police (972 159 343).
Car Parks
At the entrance to the town there is a roundabout, Saba car park is on the right and the road to Portlligat (1.5km away) and to Cap de Creus (about 8km away) is on the left.
Saba car park can hold all types of vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, caravans and coaches. It is a paying car park like the Portlligat car park, although the latter is only open 6 months a year, from Easter to autumn, the rest of the year it is free.
Free parking is also possible in the surrounding areas of the town or in the following car parks: Sa Conca Zone (except the summer days that coincide with the Music Festival) , Platja del Ros and opposite Cadaqués camp site, in Av.Salvador Dalí.
As for buses, they can park in the main parking of the entrance (parking Saba) or in the car park near Portlligat cove, a few metres away from Salvador Dali’s house museum. It is forbidden for buses to drive to Cap de Creus without authorization from the Local Police (972 159 343).
