Holiday rentals and lettings in Costa Brava

The amazing neighbourhood

The Costa Brava is a coastal region at the northeastern side of Spain which stretches from Blanes to the French border. It is between the Alto Ampurdan, the Bajo Ampurdan and La Selva regions and borders the Costa del Maresme to the South and the Costa Vermella to the north. There are various villages and towns in Costa Brava offering different experiences, and where you can find very good accommodation options, such as the villas in Illafranc. To explore the local traditions, gastronomy, and cultural events, visit Pals, a charming village, perched on a hilltop and has maintained its medieval look. For an incredible view of the Mediterranean waves, proceed to the Tossa de Mar Calella de Palafrugell. Blanes is a lovely old town with gorgeous beaches, impressive monuments, beautiful churches, and rocky coves. Don't wait any longer and book a holiday rental in Costa Brava.

Great Spanish discovery

A visit to the Costa Brava would be incomplete without picking up some gifts for your loved ones and souvenirs. Visit the famous Flea Market and buy old paintings, jewellery or books. For fashions, book a holiday rental and letting in Lloret de Mar and explore various boutiques. If you want to shop for the best art and crafts, visit Cadaqués village. Each village offers different gastronomic experiences, but the Catalunya area is perfect for vegetables, beef, and wine. You can also try out freshly prepared seafood in one of the restaurants located at the coastal line. If you are looking for a more chilled night out, proceed to Blanes, a fantastic region where you can experience the Spanish culture. Rent a holiday letting in Costa Brava and enjoy all the variety that a single holiday destination has to offer.

Costa Brava for beaches lovers

At the Costa Brava, you will discover some of the best beaches in Spain in a perfect environment with quality water and, of course, great holiday rentals in Costa Brava with a sea view. Visit Cala Giverola Beach to enjoy a wide variety of water sports in the turquoise waters and rugged cliffs. The Cala Clip beach in Cadaques offers an opportunity for diving and snorkelling in well-kept marine life in ancient shipwrecks. If you have kids, visit the waterpark in Empuriabrava where your young ones can spend some time on the floating obstacles. You can also rent a holiday letting in Ilafranc, as this town is well known for its crystal clear beach.

Costa Brava for families

The family-friendly holiday lettings in Costa Brava, its climate and unspoilt nature make it a great holiday destination for families. Visit Aquabrava in Roses, a water park with multiple attractions, including swimming pools, play areas with waterfalls and dizzying slides. Proceed to the Jardí Botànic Marimurtra Botanical Gardens in Blanes and explore an array of plants and stunning views in the breathtaking coastal setting. You can also enjoy a boat trip through the calm Mediterranean waters to discover hidden beaches and coves.

1. Go to the beach
2. Go golfing
3. Learn the Costa Brava's history
4. Go hiking
5. Taste some wine

1. Go to the beach

The Costa Brava beaches will offer you a combination of nature and beach experiences. Rent a villa in Tossa de Mar and visit Platja La Mar, and enjoy scuba diving or snorkelling.

2. Go golfing

The Costa Brava offers a perfect blend of stunning natural landscapes and world-class golfing opportunities. Golf enthusiasts of all skill levels can indulge in the sport at the renowned PGA Catalunya. With its two impressive golf courses, the resort caters to both beginners and amateurs. Moreover, for those seeking professional guidance to refine their skills, the resort boasts two academies where expert instructors provide valuable insights and training. Experience the thrill of golfing amidst the picturesque beauty of the Costa Brava and create unforgettable memories on the greens.

3. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the Costa Brava, a region steeped in centuries of captivating stories. Explore the fascinating past by visiting the renowned Dali Theatre Museum, where you can witness an extraordinary collection of ancient sculptures, exquisite jewellery, and mesmerizing paintings.

4. Go hiking

Embark on an unforgettable hiking adventure along the breathtaking coastal footpath of Camino de Ronda, stretching from Blanes to Collioure. This renowned trail is a haven for nature lovers, offering awe-inspiring panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean Sea. Traverse rugged cliffs that plunge into azure waters, marvel at majestic mountains that frame the horizon and immerse yourself in the tranquil ambience of lush pine forests. Each step along this scenic route reveals a new postcard-worthy view, making it a paradise for hikers seeking the perfect blend of natural beauty and invigorating exercise. Discover the wonders of the Camino de Ronda and create lifelong memories amidst the stunning landscapes of the Costa Brava.

5. Taste some wine

Book a villa in the Costa Brava and discover the charming corners of the Costa Brava, where wine becomes a point of interest for wine enthusiasts visiting the region. Explore renowned wineries such as Masia Serra in Palamós, where you can indulge in tastings of local wines paired with delicious Mediterranean dishes. Immerse yourself in the stunning vineyard landscapes at Can Sais in Palafrugell, where you can learn about traditional winemaking methods while enjoying breathtaking views. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Celler Brugarol in Forallac, a sustainable winery that offers unique wine experiences and showcases the harmony between nature and viticulture. Uncover the hidden gems of the Costa Brava while delighting in its exceptional wine offerings.