The main attraction of any sea resort is, without a doubt, its beach, and the many towns along the Costa Brava coast are no exception. While all of them have historical monuments and architectural masterpieces, there are not nearly enough to fill a whole day of discovery on foot. To satisfy your cultural curiosity fully, […]
The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) defines rural tourism as travel that prioritizes nature and places with low population density, where most locals are engaged in agriculture and retain a mostly traditional rural way of life. The terms agritourism and eco-tourism have a similar meaning but provide more nuance: the former is a type of rural […]
A summer vacation with children is one of the most common reasons for a Costa Brava visit. The main attraction for this type of trip is most certainly the beach, but the Costa Brava coast offers other entertainment options aplenty—there is a lot more going on beyond sandcastle building, crab catching and seashell collecting! There […]
The Costa Brava is the land of bays, coves, nooks and crannies. You won’t find many open sprawling beach spaces here—the longest stretch of the shoreline uninterrupted by hills and cliffs runs for 15 km between L’Escala and Roses along the Golf de Roses bay. Neither is there an unending chain of hotels between these […]
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