Holiday Rental on the Costa Brava

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Costa Brava

26 Towns

La Fosca (Palamós)

La Cala de la Fosca is a wide sandy area divided into two halves by the large black fosca rock.

Sant Pere Pescador

Sant Pere Pescador opens onto one of the most noteworthy landscapes of the Costa Brava.

Cadaqués

Cadaqués is a name inextricably linked to the Mediterranean and some of the most renowned beaches and coves on the Costa Brava

Santa Cristina d'Aro

Although the town of Santa Cristina d’Aro itself is situated inland, they say that its small and heavenly coves nestled among the cliffs are the ones that inspired the Costa Brava name. Make sure you don't miss them!

Calella de Palafrugell

All the towns that form part of the municipality of Palafrugell have a special charm, but when you visit Calella de Palafrugell you'll discover that it sounds wonderful as well.

Sant Antoni de Calonge

If you enjoy travelling as a family, Sant Antoni de Calonge, in Baix Empordà, is the place for you. A long sandy beach awaits you.

Blanes

Once you get to Blanes, you are in the Costa Brava. Sa Palomera Rock, right in the middle of the long beach, marks the beginning of the Costa Brava. This is why it is known as the Portal to the Costa Brava.

Castelló d'Empúries

The history books refer to Castelló d'Empúries as the mediaeval capital of a county that experienced a long golden age.

Empuriabrava

It is said that Empuriabrava is the little Venice of the Costa Brava.

L'Escala

L’Escala is one of the Costa Brava’s main tourist destinations. It’s easy to see why. It is set in unbeatable surroundings with the Montgrí massif, the Empordà wetlands, small and large beaches, and tiny coves nestled between rocky cliffs.

L'Estartit

Where the Montgrí massif dips its feet in the sea you'll find L’Estartit, the coastal area of Torroella de Montgrí. This is a town whose seafaring past can still be savoured and where the beaches and coves share the limelight with the Medes islands.

Llafranc

It is said that the Palafrugell coastline in Baix Empordà forms the core of the Costa Brava, and that's where you'll find Llafranc, a tourist town whose seafaring and fishing past remains evident.

Llançà

If you’ve never heard of Llançà, just shut your eyes for a moment and imagine a small Mediterranean town surrounded by protected natural landscape: on one side, the Cap de Creus Natural Park, with stunning beaches and dreamy coves; on the other side, the Albera mountain range, with plenty of trails to explore.

Lloret de Mar

Lloret de Mar is a perfect combination of sun, beach, culture and leisure time activities. You can enjoy this municipality on the Costa Brava, bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, as you like and with whom you like.

Palafrugell

Palafrugell is one of the star attractions of Baix Empordà and the Catalan coastline. Its beaches (Tamariu, Llafranc and Calella) are set in the quintessential landscape of the Costa Brava, sheltered by cliffs with their crystal-clear water.

Palamós

Palamós grew around the port. In fact, the economy of this town in Baix Empordà is still sustained by the commercial, fishing and tourism activity of its port.

Pals

The town of Pals is associated with many words and sensations: mediaeval, with the walled old quarter protected by the clock tower;

Platja d'Aro

Platja d’Aro is one of the tourist towns par excellence in Baix Empordà and one of the main Costa Brava destinations.

Port de la Selva

In the north of the Costa Brava you'll find the Cap de Creus Natural Park, and on the north coast of the Cap de Creus peninsula and headland you'll find El Port de la Selva.

Roses

Roses could be summed up as a Mediterranean fishing and tourist town in the north of the Costa Brava but the charms of this place seem endless: from contemplating a sunset on the beach to discovering the historical legacy of the Citadel;

S'Agaró

S’Agaró, one of the little towns in the municipality of Castell d'Aro, is an architectural jewel by the sea. This is one of the legendary and most exclusive areas of the Costa Brava.

Sant Feliu de Guíxols

When you come to Baix Empordà you just have to visit Sant Feliu de Guíxols. The Benedictine monastery with its Porta Ferrada (Iron Gate) is one of the town's great landmarks.

Tamariu

In Tamariu it's all about the beach and coves, an oasis of calm in winter or glistening under the radiant sun in summer, and set in stunning surroundings.

Tossa de Mar

Tossa de Mar, in the Selva region, has one foot in the sea. The walls of the ancient town almost reach down into the water and beaches and small hidden bays among pine forests and cliffs envelop this fishing village. Its streets are full of history.

Begur

You'll take away some great memories of your visit to Begur. The landscape is sure to feature prominently since this area boasts some of the most spectacular beauty spots on the Costa Brava.

Calonge

Calonge is one of many towns in Baix Empordà with more attractions than you can count on the fingers of both hands. To start with, you have mediaeval Calonge in the shape of an exceptional old quarter with the arcaded Carrer Càcul, Plaça de la Doma and Plaça Major, where the castle awaits you, forming an integral part of the town.