Mediterranean escape
This emblematic coastal region, which stretches from Blanes to Portbou in north-eastern Catalonia, Spain, is full of natural treasures. Its name means ‘abrute coast’ in Catalan, in reference to its rocky coastline. Forested mountains meet turquoise coves to create a spectacular and colourful landscape. The coast is dotted with small coves, ideal for swimming or simply relaxing.
The authentic, picturesque villages along the coast, with their white houses and cobbled streets, add to the region’s Mediterranean charm.
As the birthplace of Salvador Dali, the Costa Brava boasts a rich cultural and historical heritage. In particular, you can discover a series of medieval castles dating from the time when the Girona region was a frontier between the Arab and Christian worlds.
In this 44th edition, we’ll have the pleasure of taking advantage of this idyllic setting by heading to Lloret de Mar.
