Is Spain's Costa Brava worth visiting? The answer is a solid yes from us, and travellers tend to agree as the Costa Brava is one of the most visited tourist areas in Spain and the coast that receives the most visitors in the region of Catalonia. This area is home to some beautiful villages and things to do for all the family, and you'll definitely need several days to be able to fully discover the wonders they hide. Check out our recommendations for the best villages and beaches on the Costa Brava and add them to your bucket list for summer 2022.
Visit the coast of Girona
The coast of Girona has an infinite number of unique experiences that you won't be able to experience anywhere else, such as letting yourself be carried away by the overwhelming creativity of Salvador Dalí and all the mark he left in the charming villages of Figueres, Cadaqués and Port Lligat.
The beauty of these Costa Brava towns has certainly not gone unnoticed, with the TV channel HBO choosing to shoot several scenes from the spectacular Game of Thrones series in Girona. On the other hand, it is not surprising that a medieval series is shot here, considering the beautiful castles and natural parks that abound on the Costa Brava.
Best beaches Costa Brava
If you're longing for a sunny beach holiday in 2022, then the Costa Brava's crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean and golden sands are sure to delight you.
You have at your disposal all kinds of beaches, from small coves like Cala Taballera in El Port de la Selva, to Blue Flag beaches to visit with the whole family, like La Fosca in Palamós.
The most beautiful Costa Brava towns and villages
As well as beaches and tourist hotspots, the Costa Brava also has beautiful, quieter corners where you can let yourself get carried away by the air of the sea breeze and the smell of pine trees and the area is also home to some of the most beautiful towns in Catalonia, Spain and even in the world. Immerse yourself in the history of the Costa Brava and its marine past through the remains of a charming fishing village in Cadaqués, one of the first villages to see the sunrise on the Iberian Peninsula.
Other equally stunning options include Calella de Palafrugell, a charming white village with a wide range of artisan shops and buzzing restaurants where you can check out the local gastronomy, or Begur, a village that prides itself in being off the beaten track, dating back to pre-historic times.
As you can see from this brief snippet of Spain's Costa Brava, this beautiful coast concentrates art, culture, landscapes, beaches, nature, history and traditions in a few kilometres, and is the ideal destination to spend a perfect summer break. Don't wait any longer to check out the best Costa Brava towns and beaches.
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