Costa Brava- The Wild Coast

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Costa Brava, the Wild Coast stands out with its natural beauty, wonderful rocky and wooden shores, long sandy beaches and coves and a rich historical heritage which can be seen at every step you take.

It is located north of Barcelona to the French border, and is filled with places of special significance: Girona - which is one of the oldest towns in Catalonia, with a beautiful Jewish Quarter, Figueras - birthplace of Salvador Dali, Empuries - an ancient city from the Greco-Roman period.

Even though Costa Brava is a synonym for a developed tourist destination, there are still places that have retained a more traditional look and have become hidden treasures for visitors who want something more apart from the sun, sand and sangria. If you prefer such places, you can choose to stay in a Costa Brava villa in small towns like Kadakes near the French coast which have attracted tourists like Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso. On the coast between Roses and Tosa de Mar there are a number of small coastal towns likeCalella de Palafrugell, TamariuPals, Begur, orLlafranc, AiguaBlava, Fornells, Palamós and SantFeliu de Guixols, ...
... perfect for a peaceful vacation in a Costa Brava villa.

Still, the main attention in Costa Brava is focused on the beaches. You can relax there in a divine manner and fully enjoy your vacation. Here is a selection of the most beautiful beaches in Costa Brava. Choose your Costa Brava villa near one of these beaches and prepare yourself for an unforgettable experience.

Moll Grec in SantMartíd'Empurie is a fine yellow sand beach. Here you will be surrounded with the calm flow of the waves, unspoiled nature and the best infrastructure. It is bordered by pine trees and dunes, and there is a small rocky island in front of the beach. It can be easily reached by swimming or boat. The beach is marked by a blue flag for the best quality water.

Les Muscleres in L'Escala is especially suitable for families with its yellow, fine sand. It is surrounded by high cliffs, from which you can fish. This beach also has a Blue Flag.

Riells in L'Escalais, the largest beach in L'Escala, is well equipped and adapted for people with special needs. It is also a fine, yellow sand beach with moderate waves. There is a sailing school, restaurants and shops. It is also marked with a Blue Flag.

Gran de Tossa de Mar in Passeig de Mar is a beach with coarser sand but well equipped and adapted for people with special needs and has a Blue flag.

La Mar Menuda in Av. San Raimon de Penyafort is a small beach with coarser sand, well-equipped and adapted for people with special needs, marked with Blue Flag.

These are all rather small beaches with a length from 200 metres to 750 metres. If you prefer wider and more crowded beaches, you should consider Playa de Lloret. It is a 2 km long town beach with white, fine sand, very good service and infrastructure, small waves and a Blue Flag.

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