Costa Brava

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The Costa Brava follows the north-eastern Mediterranean shore, where cliffs and wooded hills break the coastline into small bays and longer beaches. Resort towns, medieval villages and former fishing settlements are spread across the region. Northern sections feel more rugged, while southern areas are generally more developed.

Coastal paths link coves, viewpoints and small harbours, offering a more intimate experience than driving alone. Food, art history and inland villages broaden the appeal beyond beach holidays. Peak-season crowds are substantial in famous towns, but quieter stretches remain accessible between the larger resorts. Local seafood and hilltop villages add further contrast between coastal and inland experiences.