Villas in Catalonia

Catalonia for hiking lovers

Catalonia enjoys the best natural and rural areas for hiking lovers. Rent a villa in Catalonia and select amongst the best hiking trails in Aigüestortes, Vallter, Pedraforca, El Montseny, Congost de Montrebei or Morro de l’Abella. An incomparable natural setting where to explore different signposted routes and walk through lush green forests, splendid valleys, beautiful lakes and rivers and get the most amazing views when reaching the highest and challenging peaks.

Catalonia for Mediterranean food lovers

As a Mediterranean country, its gastronomy is based in olive oil, fresh vegetables and the best meat and fish from the area. Great names behind each recipe have given Catalan gastronomy its great reputation. The Roca brothers, Ferran Adrià, Nando Jubany or Carme Ruscalleda will welcome you to their excellent restaurants to indulge your tastebuds. Treat yourself at El Celler de Can Roca, Les Cols, Hotel Casamar, Àbac or Lasarte to name a few. Do not leave Catalonia before you try some pa amb tomàquet, butifarra, cold meats and, of course, their delicious fresh fish and seafood. Wash it all down with a great DOO wine from l’Empordà or El Penedès. Mouthwatering bites paired with the best wines. And as if that wasn't enough, you can rent a holiday letting in Catalonia near all these amazing places.

1. Visit the most cosmopolitan city
2. Discover the coastal paths of the Costa Brava
3. Visit the Old Quarter in Girona
4. Spend a few days in Port Aventura
5. Visit the most beautiful towns
6. Practice you favourite winter sports
7. Enjoy the fabulous beaches

1. Visit the most cosmopolitan city

Barcelona, the Catalan capital, is a modern and vibrant city with great cultural sights, wonderful parks and amazing neighbourhoods. Discover the Old Quarter and its Gothic Cathedral and wander around the narrow streets with plenty of nice little shops. Visit La Sagrada Família, La Casa Batlló or La Pedrera to enjoy Gaudi’s architectural gems. Stroll around the promenade, the Olympic Port and Las Ramblas, where you will find the famous market of La Boquería. Have some tapas around El Born or enjoy a gastro tour with a local. Book a private villa in Catalonia and discover the most exciting city and fall in love with it.

2. Discover the coastal paths of the Costa Brava

There are many ways of discovering the beautiful Catalan coast but the most recommended one is walking the coastal paths running along the whole Costa Brava. From Blanes to Portbou, most coastal towns and beaches are connected by these paths. Admire the stunning views over the Mediterranean Sea, and discover secluded coves and natural pools along the way. Rugged cliffs, crystal clear waters and shades of blue and green will impress the most experienced traveller. Prepare your camera!

3. Visit the Old Quarter in Girona

Girona is a small town with a unique allure. The Old Quarter (Barri Vell) is one of the most well-known features of the city. A magnificent cathedral, the old ramparts, the Jewish Quarter or the Arab Baths. Wander the narrow cobbled streets and find the most beautiful corners and plenty of history. If you would like to know about the past, join a guided tour and find out about the legends and old stories of the city, such as El Cul de la Lleona.

4. Spend a few days in Port Aventura

In Salou, Tarragona, you will find the most amazing theme park in Catalonia divided into six themed areas. Get on the Dragon Khan, go at full speed on the breakneck Furius Baco or experience the dizzying Shambhala. Not afraid of gravity? Then get on the Huracán Cóndor and descend 86 metres in a few seconds. For group fun, get on the water rides or enjoy a show at any of the theatres of Polynesia, Mexico or the Mediterranean. The little ones can have a great time at Sésamo Aventura or Caribe Aquatic Park. And now, you can also enjoy the 16 rides at their brand new park - Ferrari Land. An incredible plan to do with the whole family, so if you're up for it, check out our family-friendly villas in Catalonia.

5. Visit the most beautiful towns

Around Catalonia you can explore little villages and towns with a great history and unique buildings. The medieval heritage is still one of their greatest features. Go to Vic, Besalú, Peratallada or Tossa de Mar. Visit the Ruins of Empúries or Tarragona and enjoy the medieval architectural gems.

6. Practice your favourite winter sports

The Pyrenees is the mountain range that separates Catalonia from France. Just an hour and a half from Barcelona or Girona, you can enjoy your favourite winter sports in Baqueira Beret, Vallter, La Molina/Masella, Boí i Taüll or Núria. Great slopes for all levels, amazing services and a great variety of restaurants, shopping and a lively après ski. Have fun skiing in Catalonia and look forward to 461 Km of slopes!

7. Enjoy the fabulous beaches

Costa Brava, Costa del Maresme i el Garraf and Costa Daurada are the main areas of the Catalan coastline. Enjoy the most beautiful beaches and coves along the Costa Brava. Visit Tamariu, Llafranc, Begur, Llançà, L’Escala or Empúriabrava. Spend a day at the large beach of la Barceloneta or discover the charm of Sitges. The Catalan rugged coast and the beautiful Mediterranean Sea will captivate you forever.