How to Get to the Tournament (Lloret de Mar)
Lloret de Mar has three main entrance routes by road:
• From the South (Barcelona): The coastal highway C-32 connects Barcelona with Lloret as far as Palafolls. The last 12 kilometers to reach the municipality must be done via the N-II and GI-682 roads, passing through the neighboring town of Blanes.
• From the North (France): Follow the AP-7 highway until exit 9 (Lloret de Mar). The last 14 kilometers are easily driven along the GI-680 road.
• From the Northeast: The scenic GI-682 road connects Lloret with Tossa de Mar in a journey of just 12 km.
Once in the municipality, visitors have access to various public and private parking areas to park their vehicles during the tournament.
The nearest international airports are Girona-Costa Brava (30 km away) and Barcelona-El Prat (75 km away). Both airports receive daily charter, scheduled, and low-cost flights connecting the tournament venue with major European cities and the rest of the world.
Lloret de Mar does not have a direct train station, but it is perfectly connected to the main commuter and regional lines.
For transfers from Barcelona, the most recommended option is to travel by commuter train to Blanes Station. From there, there is a regular bus service operated by the Moventis company with continuous departures every 30 minutes, connecting to the Lloret terminal in just 20 minutes. If you travel by interior regional trains, the nearest transfer station is Sils (17 km away).