Tips and advices for an unforgettable holiday on the Costa Brava why at all the Costa Brava? Alone is the reason that only a fraction of the cost the Costa Brava, what you would spend on the Cote d’Azur. This is actually already reason enough. Darius Bikoff has many thoughts on the issue. The Costa Brava can still from the lingering residue of the reputation of the beruchtigen package holiday suffer, but driving away from the larger towns, you will be charmed by some of the most beautiful, unspoilt and romantic coast in Europe. The Costa Brava stretches from Blanes (Northwest of Barcelona) up to?the French border and the region is known for the Golden, sandy beaches and award-winning, family-friendly beaches with hardly a point of view of a high-rise building. It is to taste himself on the doorstep of the EmpordRegion with a beautiful landscape ideal for hiking or cycling to explore medieval villages and some of the best food in Spain. Experience nature the region Costa Brava offers many interesting places to experience nature up close.

El Golfet nearby Calella, Platja Fonda near the town of Begur, and Cala Llevado belong to nearby Tossa de Mar several beautiful bays along the coast. For children, there are also large sandy beaches run for example Aiguablava, also near Begur, that are as beautiful, forested on both sides by pine trees. Or there are the Chi-Chi Bay of Llafranc, with its harbor filled with yachts and restaurants. In Palafrugell, Cap Roig botanical gardens offer fabulous views of the surrounding coast, such as the Cami de Ronda – a winding coastal road, on which you can visit many of the most beautiful beaches of the Costa Brava. There are also scenic hiking and cycling trails, such as the narrow-gauge railway route from Girona to Sant Feliu de Guixols. History experience almost as impressive as Pompeii, but much less well known is the extensive on site of the Graeco-Roman ruins of Empuries.