The northern Spanish coast is wild, green and quiet. Here are our favorite spots within an easy drive — beaches, walks, viewpoints and a couple of small adventures.
Our home beach and one of the gems of the Costa Brava. Located right at the entrance to the village, Tamariu offers a beautiful sandy beach with crystal-clear waters, a relaxed atmosphere, and a charming seafront promenade lined with cafés and restaurants. It's the perfect place to spend a day swimming, sunbathing, or enjoying a sunset dinner by the sea.
One of the Costa Brava’s most picturesque seaside villages, Calella de Palafrugell is known for its charming whitewashed houses, beautiful sandy beaches, and lively promenade lined with excellent restaurants and bars. Stroll along the scenic coastal path that follows the dramatic cliffs, enjoy a swim in the crystal-clear Mediterranean, and soak up the relaxed atmosphere of this authentic fishing village.
A beautiful small cove near Begur with crystal-clear blue water and a charming beach. Make sure to take the coastal road to enjoy the stunning cliffside views of the Costa Brava along the way.
Nestled in the hills of the Costa Brava, Begur is a charming medieval town well worth a visit. Take the stunning coastal drive, enjoy authentic tapas on the picturesque town square, browse the local boutiques, and make your way up to Begur Castle for breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline.
Palamós is a historical fishing village on the Spanish Costa Brava in Catalonia. Known for the region's second-largest fishing port, the town offers fine sandy beaches like La Fosca, hidden coves, the Fishing Museum, and the picturesque coastal hiking trails.
Girona is a captivating medieval city in northeastern Catalonia, Spain, located about 65 miles north of Barcelona. Straddling four rivers, it is celebrated for its remarkably preserved Old Town, winding cobblestone streets, and the colorful, pastel-painted townhouses that beautifully line the Onyar River.