Guide
Costa Brava: unique destinations to explore
The Costa Brava is a unique destination that combines beautiful beaches, impressive nature, rich history and charming fishing villages. Every corner offers something special, making it a perfect place to explore and enjoy an unforgettable holiday.
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- Platja Cala Aiguablava
This golden sand beach with crystal-clear waters is located in Begur and is one of the most picturesque on the Costa Brava. Surrounded by green cliffs, it's perfect for swimming and relaxing.
- Cala Sa Tuna
Also located in Begur, this cove is ideal for those seeking a peaceful and tranquil setting. Its small bay and calm waters are perfect for enjoying nature at its best.
- Parque Natural del Cap de Creus
This protected area features stunning landscapes of cliffs and hidden coves. It's perfect for hiking and enjoying panoramic sea views.
- Cadaqués
This charming fishing village is famous for its white architecture and narrow cobbled streets. Its artistic atmosphere and breathtaking views have attracted many artists over the years.
- Tossa de Mar
A captivating medieval village with an impressive ancient wall and dreamlike beaches. Immerse yourself in history while enjoying the sea breeze.
- Ruinas de Empúries
An impressive archaeological site that preserves remains of an ancient Greek and Roman city. It's a unique opportunity to delve into the region's history.
- Islas Medes
This archipelago off the coast of L'Estartit is a paradise for diving and snorkelling enthusiasts. Its clear waters are home to rich marine life.
- Jardines de Cap Roig
Located in Calella de Palafrugell, these beautiful botanical gardens offer stunning sea views and a wide variety of exotic plants and flowers.
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