Where is the Costa Brava?

The Costa Brava on the Catalan coast of Spain is made up of several neighbouring villages and resort towns as well as the celebrated city of Barcelona. Beautiful beaches, a stunning natural landscape and a temperate climate have all contributed to the Costa Brava becoming a holiday hotspot for those seeking fun in the sun. What makes the Costa Brava interesting is that while several parts of the coast have become clichéd tourist destinations, there are still also several hidden gems dotted along the coastline that are ripe for exploring.

Take for instance Tossa de Mar. This romantic marine town holds its own as one of the Costa Brava’s most beautiful cities. A visit here wouldn’t be complete without a stroll around the Old Town and its city wall – the only one that has been maintained on the Catalan Coast. Pause for a few moments and enjoy the sun, sand and sangria whilst watching the world pass by.

Many holidaymakers will choose to stay in Blanes for its excellent shopping or Lloret de Mar for its eclectic nightlife, but go off the beaten path and in between the two you’ll find little known Cala Sant Francesc, a small hidden beach that’s popular with locals. Head here for a truly authentic Spanish experience. Be sure to stop for a bite to eat at Restaurant Cala Bona where you’ll find delicious Mediterranean cuisine and very affordable prices. What’s great about this Spanish region is that you can choose to base yourself at any one of the many cheap Costa Brava hotels then set out to explore all the hidden gems the area has to offer.

This post is part of a monthly Spanish Series sponsored by www.hotels4u.com, where you’ll find plenty of Costa Brava hotels suitable for all tastes and budgets.

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2 Responses to “COSTA BRAVA, Spain: The Hidden Gems of the Costa Brava”
  1. Nice looking place, apart from the sand and the water I’ve never experienced architecture except for a little of it in Tasmania Australia ..

    Cheers Maurie

  2. What beautiful music …

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