Holidays in Spain on the Costa Brava: what to do and where to go?
Located in the north of Spain on the Costa Brava, the coastal towns of Lloret de Mar, Tossa de Mar, Rosas, Empuriabrava... benefit from an ideal climate all year round. The iodized air fills pleasant and well-equipped vacation rentals.
Choose your seaside town in Spain and get ready to experience exceptional moments, rich in discoveries, and deeply relaxing! Iberimo introduces you to this sunny region, full of colors and dedicated to vacations.
Where to stay on the Costa Brava?
The Catalan coast is full of coastal towns and beautiful, authentic, and picturesque fishing villages.
Rosas and Empuriabrava
These two cities, close to each other, stand out for their amenities. Rosas has a marina in its recent Santa Margarita district and offers direct access to the sea. Empuriabrava is known for its canals built next to houses. Luxurious residences are available for demanding vacationers. Both cities are close to natural sites such as Cap Creus, a protected reserve.
Lloret de Mar
This seaside town in Spain has well-equipped and clean beaches, but that's not its only asset. The nightlife is dynamic, and numerous entertainment venues ensure exciting moments for everyone. Its medieval castle, Sant Joan, overlooks the east of the city, while the Renaissance-style gardens of Santa Clotilde enhance a high cliff by the sea.
Tossa de Mar
Choosing a villa rental in Tossa de Mar allows you to visit relics and treasures of the past: follow the traces of the Roman Empire, relive battles in the fortified city, and watch the horizon from cylindrical towers. This tourist town by the sea also has many shops and small traditional restaurants offering seafood and fish stews.
Begur
This renowned holiday destination combines relaxation with its preserved beaches and coves, authenticity through its small tapas restaurants, and the sweetness of life, especially in the upper part where the village is located. Let yourself be captivated by the old fishermen's houses with white and pink walls brightened by colorful shutters. Mediterranean charm is perfectly represented, between fragrant pines and a clear view of the horizon.
What to do on the Costa Brava?
In Spain on the Costa Brava, the sun is always present, and water sports are one of the most popular activities. Try: - Kayaking and snorkeling; - Paddleboarding and sailing; - Surfing; - Diving and underwater vision boats; - Fishing tourism and mini-cruises, etc.
Water parks also dot the coast, inviting young and old to cool off and try new sensations. Thus, the days are well filled. Near each seaside town in Spain, there are also hiking trails and coastal paths that ensure refreshing or sporty walks. In Spain on the Costa Brava, nature has kept all its rights.
The Medes Islands on the Costa Brava
What to see and visit on the Costa Brava?
If you have rented an apartment in Tossa de Mar for a few days, you may plan to visit the Medieval Village of Pals, less than 60 km away and in the province of Girona: this recognized and typical cultural site leads along cobbled streets to the fortress and small craft shops. Only 25 km from the French border, the city of Figueres is well known for the Dali Museum it houses and its fortress of Sant Ferran, the largest enclosure in Europe with an 18th-century bastion. In addition to the rich historical heritage, Spain and the Costa Brava have preserved many natural sites such as the Aiguamolls d'Empordà, where many bird species coexist, or the Montgri, Medes Islands, and Baix Ter, enhanced by wild areas and aquatic nature reserves.
Gastronomy in Spain on the Costa Brava
Good Mediterranean dishes can be enjoyed in all seaside resorts and around the fishing ports of centuries-old villages. While tapas have a special place on the Costa Brava, other dishes perfectly symbolize local know-how, such as: - Cim i Tomba: a stew based on fish, potatoes, tomatoes, peppers; - Suquet of anchovies; - Fideua composed of durum wheat vermicelli, shrimp, and aioli; - Bastina y trumbos stew based on skate and potatoes; - Truita de bullit: an omelette with fresh vegetables made without eggs; - Brunyols de l'Empordà: donuts containing green anise and lard, etc.
Enjoy on the Costa Brava
Picturesque and Authentic or Resolutely Design Rentals
Opting for a rental on the Costa Brava ensures holidays as you like them: relaxing or dynamic. The villas for rent all provide a private pool and a sun terrace equipped with sunbeds or loungers. Facilities are also set up to allow travelers to eat outside if they wish. The interior is refined: modern or more vintage, the decors are always thoughtfully designed.
Iberimo accurately describes each rented property, whether it's a seaside house or an apartment with a balcony in the city center. Visited in advance, these holiday places are always equipped with quality equipment and benefit from all modern comforts.
In Spain on the Costa Brava, life flows quietly to the rhythm of the waves, enjoying the gentle sea breeze and the rays of the sun, always present. Take advantage of the proximity of this region to the French border to organize an exceptional weekend or week between the sea and the mountains.
