Articles about Costa Brava

What's the weather like in Costa Brava?

Sitting along Spain’s north-eastern coast, the Costa Brava region is perhaps one of the country’s most famous holiday spots. Weather here falls in line with its Mediterranean counterparts, which means summers are hot and dry, while the winters are mild, though a little bit wetter than other Spanish regions.

Top Costa Brava activities

A holiday to Costa Brava guarantees plenty of things, from good food and world-class culture to fine wines and, of course, endless days of hot sunshine on the beach. If you’re going with your family, or simply seeking some wet and wild entertainment, you’ll delight in knowing that there’s even some of the best waterparks around can be found in this same glorious region of sunny Spain.

Family activities in Costa Brava

Costa Brava is one of the most family friendly locales in Spain and is a big hit with children, teens, parents, grandparents and everyone else in between. Set right on the water, Costa Brava’s beaches stretch for miles and make the ideal playground for any family excursion. If you’re travelling to this ‘wild coast’ get ready for an incredible outdoor adventure, soaking up the Spanish sun and enjoying the sights with the ones you love.

The best hotels in Costa Brava

From private Jacuzzis to onsite waterparks, ginormous buffet restaurants to adults-only, Costa Brava has a whole host of hotels to suit everyone – and every budget.

The nightlife in Costa Brava

Costa Brava boasts fun once the sun sets, whether it’s friendly but quiet atmospheres you like, or you’ll be headed to the booming clubs, you’ll find something for you. Lloret De Mar tends to be were the keen party goers head!