Llançà

Llançà is a coastal town and municipality in the Alt Empordà comarca, province of Girona, Catalonia, Spain. Situated on the Costa Brava, it lies north of El Port de la Selva and south of Colera, near the French border.

Llançà has a rich history, dating back to pre-Roman times. Its economy is primarily based on tourism and fishing. The town is characterized by its harbor and beaches, attracting visitors interested in water sports and coastal recreation. Historically, agriculture and fishing were the dominant economic activities.

The municipality comprises two main areas: the old town (Llançà Vila) and the port (Llançà Port). Llançà Vila, situated slightly inland, retains much of its historical charm, while Llançà Port offers a more modern and tourist-oriented environment.

Notable features of Llançà include its parish church, dedicated to Sant Vicenç, and various coastal paths that offer scenic views of the Mediterranean Sea. The surrounding landscape is characterized by the Albera Massif, providing opportunities for hiking and exploring the natural environment.