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Holiday in Costa Brava
Diverse landscapes and cultural treasures
Spain's regional diversity and many islands give it a multifaceted appeal that has attracted visitors to the country for decades. Its cultural treasures, diverse landscapes, magnificent beaches and mild climate put it at the top of the list of the most popular destinations in Europe. The wild beauty of the Costa Brava, the golden beaches of the Costa Blanca, the southern cities' Moorish heritage, Andalusia’s distinct character, the Balearic Islands’ lively atmosphere and natural landscapes and the Canary Islands’ unique volcanic scenery all transport you to different worlds where unforgettable experiences are guaranteed.
Explore the dreamlike landscapes of Dalí’s homeland, where golden beaches meet the authentic countryside
In Catalan, Costa Brava means ‘rugged coast’, a name that reflects its wild, rocky shoreline. Stretching for nearly 250 kilometres from the French border to Blanes, it is home to some of Europe’s most famous seaside resorts, including Tossa de Mar and Lloret de Mar. The region is a popular summer destination for its stunning coastal scenery – from long golden beaches to hidden coves – but also has more treasures to be discovered inland, where charming medieval villages reveal a more authentic side of Catalonia. Girona, the capital of the province, boasts a rich architectural heritage is a testament to its a colourful past. The Costa Brava is also known for being the birthplace of Salvador Dalí, who was born in Figueres and where there is a museum is dedicated to his work. Just 100 kilometres south of Girona is Barcelona, so you can easily head to the Catalan capital for day out.
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Lloret de Mar
Lloret de Mar is the perfect destination for those seeking sun, sea, and variety. The lively seaside resort on the Costa Brava attracts visitors with its Mediterranean climate, beautiful beaches, and vibrant nightlife. Meanwhile, visitors looking for peace and quiet can enjoy picturesque coastal paths, hidden coves, and stunning viewpoints that you can’t help but stroll around and explore. Distance from the airport: 30 km.
Tossa de Mar
Tossa de Mar is a picturesque seaside resort on the Costa Brava that perfectly combines history, nature, and beach activities. The historic town, dominated by an imposing fortress and set against the deep blue sea, has a coastline dotted with pine and cork oak trees, which give the area its unique charm. Beach lovers can also enjoy the many idyllic beaches and coves for swimming. Platja Gran, the main beach, is especially popular for its proximity to the old town and fortress, as well as for the cafés and restaurants that line its lively promenade. Distance from the airport: 40 km.
Santa Susanna
Santa Susanna is a modern seaside resort known for its golden sandy beach. Visitors can enjoy a variety of water sports and other activities, and there are family-friendly facilities to ensure a relaxing and enjoyable stay for all. Distance from the airport: 35 km.
Must-do & Must-see - our suggestions
Must-do
- The Costa Brava has a striking coastline that appeals to both those seeking relaxation and nature enthusiasts. Seaside resorts such as Platja de Lloret have long beaches with all the facilities needed for a day of seaside fun, while small, secluded coves tucked between rocky outcrops provide a more peaceful escape. You can also admire the coast from a different perspective on a catamaran trip, with the azure sea and golden cliffs as a stunning backdrop.
- Staying on the Costa Brava makes it easy to explore Barcelona, Spain’s second city, which is just over an hour’s drive away. The Catalan capital is packed with things to discover, from the iconic Sagrada Família to Gaudí’s other architectural masterpieces, as well as countless cultural attractions across the city. Football fans can also visit the legendary Camp Nou stadium, home to FC Barcelona.
Must-see
- Girona, the capital of the Costa Brava, is well worth a visit. Its rich history and picturesque charm captivate visitors through remarkable monuments, vibrant neighbourhoods, and a wide selection of restaurants and shops. El Call, the old Jewish quarter, is a charming maze of narrow streets, while the medieval ramparts and colourful houses along the River Onyar provide some of the city’s most iconic views.
- Art enthusiasts should visit the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, the artist’s birthplace. The museum houses the largest collection of his works in the world and traces his career from early paintings to later works. In Púbol, the Gala House Museum, set in a castle that Dalí dedicated to his muse, completes the journey into the surrealist world of the Catalan master.
Important information
Tourist tax must be paid locally during your stay.
