Costa Brava villa rentals Holiday rentals- villas to rent on the Costa Brava
Costa Brava – known as the wild coast, is the rugged stretch of coastline in Catalunya that starts an hours drive north-east of Barcelona and continues up to the French border where the Pyrenees mountains track down to the beach. The southern coastline was developed in the 1960s and still caters for mass tourism. However, you head north, you will discover a different world, full of Catalan tradition, rich in culture, history and natural beauty.
With the Natural Park of Cap de Creus , the Natural Park of the marshes of the Empordà and the Natural Park of Montgrí, Medes Islands and Baix Ter, the region is blessed with an abundance of interesting places to visit and then you have the wonderful coastal resorts and medieval villages such as Púbol and Pals to explore.
| At a glance... | |
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| Beaches | ✔ |
| Historical sites | ✔ |
| Watersports | ✔ |
| Spa & wellness | ✔ |
| Golf | ✔ |
| Mountain biking | ✔ |
| Hiking trails | ✔ |
| Medieval mountain villages | ✔ |
| Regional airports | Barcelona & Girona |
Featured holiday rentals on the Costa Brava
There are several main holiday resorts and inland villages on the Costa Brava with each one offering a good stock of private holiday rentals. Self catering beach villas and apartments are very popuar with families and are certainly great value. Vacation rentals that are closest to the beaches or have access to a private or shared swimming pool and are within walking distance to the evening entertainment tend to get booked many months in advance.
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Property for sale in Costa Brava
If you are looking to buy a holiday home on the Costa Brava, we feature a wide selection of villas and apartments including some new developments where you can buy off-plan.
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Featured resorts
A coastal town not to miss is Cadaques reached by a long twisting road and probably the most inaccessible resort in Spain. The main attraction is the Perrott-Moore museum featuring the work of the late artist Salvador Dal. The town itself gets overrun with tourists in the summer, a bit like Puerto Banus on the Costa del Sol, and is full of expensive boutiques, bars and restaurants. If you can handle the drive to get there, its definitely worth a visit.
Things to see & do on the Costa Brava
The Costa Brava is packed with things to see and do whilst on your holidays. If you have rented a car, many of the top sites are typically within an hours drive from your villa.
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| Spend a day on the spectacular Bay of Roses | ✔ |
| The Lake of Banyoles near Girona, the largest natural lake in Catalonia | ✔ |
| Visit the impressive Girona cathedral | ✔ |
| Explore the stunning Cap Roig and gardens near Palafrugell | ✔ |
| Pinya Rosa | ✔ |
| Explore the ruins of Empúries | ✔ |
| Castle Peratallada | ✔ |
| Botanical gardens of Santa Clotilde just outside Lloret de Mar | ✔ |
Our view on holidays in the Costa Brava
The Costa Brava has always been a very popular tourist destination and these days, even more accessible with low cost airfares and value for money holiday rentals. Arguably, one of the most beautiful and dramatic coastlines in Spain with fantastic beaches. A superb destination for family holidays with short transfers, great food and wine and plenty of sunshine.
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