Villas in the Costa Brava

The Costa Brava for charming villages lovers

The Costa Brava is dotted with small, charming villages of stunning beauty. Visit the medieval village of Pals with stunning views of the massif of the Montgrí. Fall in love with the cobblestone alleys and the medieval essence of Peratallada and enjoy a delicious meal at any of the restaurants in the main square. Admire the views of Tossa de Mar, with its fortified medieval enclosure and its views of the Mediterranean. Follow Salvador Dalí’s steps in Cadaqués, listen to the “Havaneres” sipping the traditional rum punch in Calella de Palafrugell and enjoy the magical atmosphere of the fireworks in Blanes. Roses, L’Escala or L’Estartit are small fishing villages with a unique appeal in the upper part of the Costa Brava worth a visit. As you explore this picturesque region, don't miss the charming village of Tamariu, known for its pristine beaches and tranquil atmosphere. Enhance your Costa Brava experience by booking one of the exquisite villas in Tamariu, offering luxury and comfort amidst the natural beauty of the area. Start planning your trip and book a villa in Costa Brava!

The Costa Brava for beach lovers

The impressive beaches of the Costa Brava are of unrivalled beauty. Enjoy a day at the secluded and sheltered coves of Begur, Calella, Palamós, Platja d’Aro, Tamariu or Castell. Further up, following the coastline, the scenery changes, the beaches are more pebbly and the rugged cliffs plunge into the deep waters of the sea. Roses, Empúries, L’Escala and Cap de Creus are dotted with lovely little coves and beaches to spend a laid-back day basking in the sun, enjoying a lovely meal by the beach and going for ice cream as you stroll along the promenade. To make the most of your beach getaway on the Costa Brava, consider our holiday lettings in Tossa del Mar. Have a look at our villas in Costa Brava to enjoy these wonderful beaches!

1. Follow Dalí’s footprints
2. Visit the stunning Illes Medes
3. Hike up the Natural Park of Cap de Creus
4. Crossing the Costa Brava on foot
5. Discover the Natural Park of Els Aiguamolls de l’Empordà
6. Taste the Mediterranean flavours
7. Explore the Costa Brava

1. Follow Dalí’s footprints

The Alt Empordà, the northern part of the Costa Brava, would not be understood without Salvador Dalí. The Theatre-Museum of Figueras, where his remains lie, his summer house in Port Lligat and the castle of Púbol, where Gala is buried, make up the Dalinian Triangle. This is hands down the best route to understanding the genius of surrealism.

2. Visit the stunning Illes Medes

The Costa Brava offers countless incredible places to go diving, but one of the best is the Illes Medes, listed as a National Protected Natural Park, where you can enter mysterious underwater caves and dive among sunken ships. Admire the underwater spices including barracudas, groupers and lots of starfish. But if diving is not your thing, you can also take a glass-bottom boat tour from l’Estartit.

3. Hike up the Natural Park of Cap de Creus

The Natural Park of Cap de Creus offers a unique landscape with sheer cliffs, rocky crops and wild scenery. Hike up the popular trail from Cadaqués to the lighthouse of Cap de Creus, passing through Port Lligat and some of the most beautiful coves of the Costa Brava. This is a 10-mile round trip that takes between 5 and 6 hours, or maybe a bit more if the beauty of the surroundings captivates you and makes you stop to take the best pictures ever. Put a foot out of your villa in Costa Brava and hike up these wonderful landscapes!

4. Crossing the Costa Brava on foot

A must-do in the Costa Brava is to explore the incredible coastline, strolling along the popular “Camins de Ronda” (Coastal walks). This trail connects all the different coastal and fishing villages as you cross secluded coves, blistering cliffs, sandy beaches and old lighthouses. According to your fitness level, you can either choose a short 18K route from Palamós to Tamariu, a lineal 43K route from Sant Feliu de Guíxols to Begur or a circular 140K route starting in the iconic cathedral of Girona, the capital of the county, heading to Llagostera, the coastal villages of Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Palamós, Llafranc, Begur, the inland La Bisbal d’Empordà, the massif of Les Gavarres and Els Àngels and returning to Girona. You will never get tired of the views!

5. Discover the Natural Park of Els Aiguamolls de l’Empordà

From its almost one-third of protected territory, we can highlight this park with great ecological interest in its marsh areas, as well as the plant and animal species that live there. A suitable option is to base your stay in the nearby town of Roses and the beach of Can Comes. Enjoy a day surrounded by nature and breath in the fresh air of the Aiguamolls.

6. Taste the Mediterranean flavours

The Mediterranean cuisine is balanced, and it offers quality fresh produce brought to the table in the most varied ways. Try some arròs caldós and a shellfish platter at El Roser Restaurant in L’Escala. Savour the prawn set menu of Palamós or the exquisite Michelin Star menus of Casamar Restaurant in Llafranc or El Celler de Can Roca in Girona. In the summer, enjoy lovely lobster rice on your boat or wait for the boatman to take you to the shore and enjoy it with a view at La Pelosa chiringuito restaurant in Cala Pelosa.

7. Explore the Costa Brava

The seaside towns of the Costa Brava have a unique allure that leaves you in awe as you see them. From the incredible views of Tossa de Mar and its tower to the fishing village and the famous arcades of Calella de Palafrugell. Every town along the Costa Brava offers tourists the possibility to mingle with the locals in their festivals throughout the year, including the colourful carnival of Platja d’Aro and Palamós, the Fira d’Indians of Begur and the Fires of Girona. During the week and the weekends in some places, enjoy the open-air markets with varied stalls offering different fresh produce from local farmers. Discover the enchanting corners of this piece of paradise while unwinding in a unique setting and privileged climate. Don't hesitate to explore the landscape of Costa Brava, book a villa in Costa Brava now! And to make the most of your stay and immerse yourself in the charm of Begur, consider our {holiday lettings in Begur}{10345}{hub}}.