The Costa Brava is a destination that has it all: crystal-clear beaches, charming villages, and cuisine that wins your heart. Between culture, nature, and relaxation, this Mediterranean gem invites you to enjoy every moment. Discover why Costa Brava tourism captivates travellers from all over the world.
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The Costa Brava is deep blue, silence among pine trees, and villages that seem to wait for you without hurry. Here’s what you need to feel it like someone who always comes back.
Golden rocks, transparent water, the scent of salt and pine. Beaches discovered by walking, not by searching.
Cala Sa Tuna (Begur) — minimal, magical
Cala Estreta (Palamós) — wild and remote
Cala Montjoi (Roses) — pure nature
Feel-local tip: arrive early and walk a little further. The best views usually appear after the easy path.
Each village has its own rhythm, but all share calm and Mediterranean character.
Cadaqués — white, artistic, infinite
Begur — hidden coves and discreet elegance
Tossa de Mar — medieval walls by the sea
Pals and Peratallada — golden stone and narrow streets
Walk without fixed routes. The best surprises are on nameless corners.
Here, the table is tradition.
suquet de peix
Palamós prawns
seafood rice dishes
wines from Empordà
From fishermen’s bars by the harbor to fine dining temples, the Costa Brava tastes of history, sea, and memory.
Gentle adventure, landscapes you experience with your senses.
Camí de Ronda — walking suspended between cliffs and sea
Cap de Creus — lunar landscapes, wind, and freedom
Aiguamolls de l’Empordà — birds, rice fields, green horizons
If your body asks for a pause: towel, book, and a nap to the sound of the Mediterranean.
Where surrealism, history, and the sea meet.
Dalí Triangle — Portlligat, Figueres, Púbol
Empúries Ruins — history by the sea
Girona — walls, river, and medieval magic
Light, stone, sea, and genius. A unique combination.
Sleeping here means hearing crickets, feeling the breeze, and waking up to soft light.
Feelathome Vila Romana Apartments — Tossa de Mar
Next to the medieval walls, surrounded by history and sea. Ancient stone, nearby coves, authentic Mediterranean life. Ideal for families or couples seeking calm and coastal charm.
FAQ
What’s the best time to visit the Costa Brava?
Spring and September–October: soft light, clear water, absolute calm.
Must-sees
Cadaqués, Tossa, Begur, Camí de Ronda, Cap de Creus.
Perfect feel-local plan
Small cove + rice by the sea + village stroll + glass of wine at sunset.
Walking without a watch, swimming in silence, eating with pleasure, feeling time stretch. Pure Mediterranean. Authentic, bright, simple.
Costa Brava, at your own pace.
Feelathome.
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