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Costa Brava - an overview

Costa Brava and Dorada are our new destinations for Summer 2008 flying from either Barcelona or Girona. In the northernmost part of Catalonia, the coast of Costa Brava, spreads along two hundred kilometres of coastline from Portbou, on the French border, to Blanes, on the estuary of the River Tordera, bordering the Maresme coast in the province of Barcelona. It was discovered at the beginning of the 20th Century by writers and artists (Picasso, Marc Chagall, Rusinol etc) who were attracted by the richness of its traditions and natural beauty. It has an extremely rugged coast with foothills that go right out to sea forming rocky cliffs with small bays where hidden beaches are surrounded by pine trees and in contrast large beaches can be found that offer variety.

Inland there are small villages and towns, often dedicated to agriculture or small industry, that maintain their charm and personality from pockets of farmhouses to huge forests and villages where medieval buildings and small narrow streets are preserved. The charms of the region captivated Salvador Dali where there are houses in which he spent a major part of his life and at Figueres there is a unique and the original Dali Museum. La Bisbal is the pottery capital of the region where master craftsmen have kept the tradition alive and where the Terracotta museum can be found.

In the area of the Costa Brava that our hotels feature, the tourist attractions include Torroella de Montgri and Peralada music festivals, the Medes Isles natural marine reserve, and small bays of Begur and Palafrugell where wonderful panoramic views can be taken from Sant Sebastia lighthouse, the Dalinian triangle, the medieval villages of Pals and Peratallada, Iberian settlement of Ullastret, pottery in Bisbal and the old medieval town of Tossa de Mar, a wealth of interesting and varied places to visit.

If you fancy a stay in the Costa Brava or Dorada then look no further than the resorts of Lloret de Mar, Malgrat de Mar, Santa Susanna, Pineda de Mar, Calella and Tarragona.  

 

Properties we currently feature in Costa Brava:

Calella Palace, Hotel Olympic, Royal Beach, Royal Star, Hotel Planamar, Paradis Park, Pineda Palace, Aparthotel Santa Susanna

Resorts in Costa Brava
Calella
Calella is on the Costa Brava in mainland Spain approximately an hour from Barcelona. &nbs...
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Costa Brava Region
Costa Brava is the northernmost part of Catalonia with a coastline that spreads along two ...
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Lloret de Mar
Lloret de Mar is situated in the southern part of the Costa Brava and was once a fishing village. Ll...
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Lloret de Mar and Fenals
Lloret de Mar and Fenals are in Spain...
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Malgrat de Mar
Malgrat was 'officially' named as Vilanova de Palafolls in 1373 and awarded town status by Guillem d...
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Pineda de Mar
Pineda de Mar is in Costa Brava...
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Santa Susana
Santa Susana in the Costa Brava boasts a 2km beach and a bustling commercial centre.  ...
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