All of this is enough to make Cadaqués special and stand out as a Spanish coastal village, but Cadaqués has a couple other tricks up her sleeve:
First, and less impressively, the village is Spain’s most eastern point, and as close as your going to get to Italy without taking a boat or a plane. More of a fun fact than anything else. Secondly, and much more impressive, Cadaqués was where Salvador Dalí spent most of his summers and much of his later life. The surrealist painter built an otherworldly home in nearby Port Lligat which is still there to this day. Dalí attracted many other famous friends who came to visit him to Cadaqués and the village is still a magnet for celebrity guests.
Cadaqués is 2 hours from Barcelona and just 1 hour from Gerona. If you are thinking of visiting either of these cities, Cadaqués makes for an awesome day trip.