Holiday rentals & lettings in Catalonia

Catalonia: beautiful nature with strong contrasts

Catalonia is located in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula and extends between the Ebro Valley and the central and eastern Pyrenean slopes, serving as a border with France. Its diverse landscape makes Catalonia a highly appreciated destination for many tourists, driven by very different interests. Thus, in its more than 500 kilometres of Mediterranean coastline, there are a good number of coves and beaches with fine sand and crystal-clear waters, in towns with excellent facilities and entertainment centres. Catalonia welcomes travellers at any time of the year. Offering fun in the snow, adventure, a good atmosphere on the beach and great cultural and artistic richness in its cities, Catalonia always presents an attractive face for those who are fortunate enough to visit it. For those seeking unforgettable experiences, Catalonia presents an array of holiday lettings in Catalonia to enhance their stay.

Where to book a holiday rental in Catalonia?

If you are looking for a blend of historical significance, cultural richness and natural beauty, you may also like booking a holiday letting in Lleida. The temperate Mediterranean coastal climate, featuring mild winters and enjoyable summers, provides the perfect backdrop for selecting an affordable accommodation in Catalonia to rent. Whether you opt for the enchanting cliffs and secluded coves of the Costa Brava or the expansive sandy shores of the Costa Dorada, you're guaranteed relaxation and fun. For those who prefer the serene ambience of a rural retreat, Catalonia's diverse landscape, encompassing the lofty peaks of the Pyrenees, the gentle slopes of the Mediterranean System, and the verdant plains of the Ebro Valley, offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities amidst nature's embrace. The continental climate of the interior, characterized by dry summers and chilly winters, beckons you to unwind in a cosy countryside abode, readily available through Holidu. You can rest peacefully at night after a day of skiing at the Baqueira Beret Resort in the Valle de Aran or the Boi Taüll Resort in the Valle de Boi. Alternatively, you can recharge following a spectacular day of hiking in the Pyrenees Sierra de Monasterios. And with more emphasis on the Catalan culture blended with plenty of opportunities regarding outdoor adventures, having a look at the holiday rentals in Sort would be a good idea

Catalonia for those looking for dream beaches

Along Catalonia's extensive 800-kilometer coastline, travellers can discover a range of beach experiences, from the expansive shores of the Costa Dorada to secluded coves with turquoise waters and hidden gems that are just a 30-minute drive from Barcelona. Families seeking urban beaches equipped with comprehensive amenities will find excellent options in Salou, Palamos, Hospitalet de l'Infant, Sitges, or Tossa de Mar. However, for those searching for charming, tranquil coves away from the crowds, idyllic spots await at Cap de Creus, Tamarit, Begur, Tamariu, Rosas, and more. Catalonia offers a diverse range of Holiday rentals in Catalonia with a sea view to suit every preference and need. Catalonia also caters to active tourism enthusiasts, providing numerous opportunities for adventure and exploration.

Catalonia offers an abundance of perfect settings for engaging in active tourism and a diverse range of nature-based activities. Whether you're drawn to the magnificent Pyrenean summits, picturesque coastal coves, expansive inland plains, or the protected environments of the Ebro Delta and Terres de Lleida, Catalonia has it all. Hiking, cycling, rowing, sailing, white water adventures, rock climbing, winter sports, or horseback riding are just a few of the captivating options awaiting those who choose to book a holiday letting in Catalonia.

1. The old town of Barcelona
2. The Costa Brava and its dream villages
3. Besalu, one of the most beautiful villages in Spain
4. Aigüestortes Park: the land of water
5. The mountain of Montserrat and its exciting monastery

1. The old town of Barcelona

The Catalan capital has many attractions, but its old town, Ciutat Vella, is well worth renting a letting in Barcelona to visit. Its Gothic cathedral, Sant Jaume Square and many other architectural jewels adorn a visit that cannot end without knowing Gaudi's Sagrada Familia. All this is always surrounded by the great atmosphere of its bars, terraces and pubs. A city that offers proposals of leisure and culture for all tastes, so that you don't find a single minute of boredom. Experience the great atmosphere of the Ciutat Vella by booking one of the villas in Catalonia.

2. The Costa Brava and its dream villages

The coast of the province of Gerona is well worth the name because of its steep cliffs. Lloret de Mar is one of its beautiful towns, with incredible panoramic views, as well as Tossa de Mar, with its beautiful walled medieval quarter or Platja d'Aro, a fine sandy beach that represents an important leisure centre of the whole coast. An area that offers the perfect balance between sun and beach tourism and cultural visits. Want to go around these wonderful beaches, consider renting a finca in Catalonia near the beach!

3. Besalu, one of the most beautiful villages in Spain

A magnificently well-preserved medieval jewel, which has been declared a National Historic Site. A walled city full of imposing buildings and an interesting Jewish quarter that invites you to get lost. An authentic journey to the past that will remain forever engraved in your memory. Every street and every building in the town tells a little bit of the history of the coexistence of cultures, of the harshness of the warlike conflicts experienced and of commercial development.

4. Aigüestortes Park: the land of water

You can let Holidu take you to a beautiful house near this National Park in the heart of the Pyrenees. You will enjoy its peaks of more than 3,000 metres, rivers, ravines, waterfalls and marshes in which live various animal and plant species.

5. The mountain of Montserrat and its exciting monastery

This impressive rocky massif is considered the most important mountain in Catalonia. It houses the Benedictine Monastery of Santa Maria de Montserrat, where legend places the discovery of the virgin "Moreneta" around the year 880. During the 17th and 18th centuries, it became an important cultural centre, a period from which numerous artistic works are preserved. In addition, it is worth a visit only for the fact that you can contemplate the spectacular views it offers from the heights.