Costa Brava
Description
The Costa Brava, located in Catalonia, northeastern Spain, stretches from Blanes to the French border. It's celebrated for its stunning, rugged coastline where pine-clad cliffs tumble into turquoise waters, revealing secluded coves ('calas') and picturesque fishing villages like Cadaqués (a Dalí inspiration) and Calella de Palafrugell. Larger resorts like Lloret de Mar and Tossa de Mar offer beautiful beaches and lively entertainment. The region is rich in culture, with medieval towns, the Salvador Dalí Triangle, and proximity to Girona and Barcelona. Ideal for those seeking scenic beauty, cultural exploration, and delicious Catalan cuisine, the Costa Brava offers a diverse Spanish holiday experience.
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Discover Tossa de Mar, a picturesque gem on the Costa Brava, famed for its medieval walled Old Town (Vila Vella) overlooking a beautiful bay, offering a charming and historic escape for Irish travellers.
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Experience Lloret de Mar, Costa Brava's largest and liveliest resort, offering beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, water parks, and easy access to coastal walks and historic sites for Irish holidaymakers.