Costa Brava Holidays - Travel Guide

The Costa Brava lies just north of Barcelona and stretches up toward the French border in the Girona region. Costa Brava Holidays in Spain have become the chosen destination for all sorts of visitors from families to younger crowds looking for a party atmosphere. Offering quiet tranquility in some resorts and bustling, fun-packed amusement in others, it's easy to see why British holidaymakers have taken to Costa Brava Holidays so readily.

The miles of coastline that make up the Costa Brava are dotted with superb beaches and secluded coves that invite you to discover your own perfect spot. The liveliest resort in the Costa Brava is Lloret de Mar with literally hundreds of bars and discos catering for the 'party' crowd, but with facilities to cater for families with children as well.

In addition to the many resorts that stretch along the coastline there are numerous little fishing villages and small towns that feature some of the region's impressive historical architecture.

Take the opportunity to enjoy the excellent cuisine of the Costa Brava, which includes some delicious, fresh seafood and local wild game such as rabbit and boar.

Lloret de Mar has a vibrant nightlife with bars and restaurants to suit most tastes. For children and the young at heart the water park and the aquatic zoo make for a great Family day out on Costa Brava holidays. The picturesque Tossa de Mar is an atmospheric mediaeval town that would appeal to families and couples seeking a more relaxed Spanish holiday.

The cobbled streets of the old town are host to a number of bars and restaurants that entice in the passer by with their natural ambiance. The beaches at Tossa de Mar are another big attraction of Costa Brava holidays.