Looking for a Cheap holiday to Costa Brava ? We got great deals at Plenty Holidays. The Costa Brava in Catalonia’s Girona Province is the coastal area and one of Spain's most important cultural and gastronomic regions. It attracts thousands of tourists every year for all kinds of reasons like for families or young people out for fun in the sun. It has everything to offer like great weather, unspoilt nature, vibrant fiestas and traditions, historical sites and villages, ancient castles and picturesque towns, wild nightlife and the most lovely sandy beaches and coves. Costa Brava holidays, Lloret de Mar is one of the best places to party in Spain with private parties, festivals, nightclubs and variety of bars to chose and its also a great family destination with plenty of activities to enjoy with children, such as rope parks, water activities and the miniclub - a kids club located right on the beach that operates throughout the summer, offering a great range of supervised activities.
Girona is like the capital and the gateway of the region and holidays to Costa Brava are filled with interesting historic sights, from a large cathedral and monasteries to a city wall, ancient Arabic Baths and a maze-like Jewish Quarter.The area has an interesting collection of museums where you can discover all manner of weird and wonderful things like the Cinema Museum or the famous Cork Museum. Costa Brava holiday is one of the most preferred cheap holiday and summer sun holiday destinations in Spain.
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COSTA BRAVA INFORMATION
Currency
Euro
Language
Spanish
Time Zone
GMT+01.00
Avg. Flight Time
2 Hours
Peak Travel
May-October
Price of a pint
£2.20
MORE ABOUT COSTA BRAVA
Beaches
If you like beaches and nature, the Costa Brava will offer you a fantastic combination of both. Its pleasant Mediterranean climate makes it a popular holiday destination too but you can always find hidden beach coves with much fewer visitors.
If you’re visiting the Costa Brava, you’ll almost certainly be looking for a beach or two, but what many don’t realise is that these are not just any old beaches. Even though the 'wild coast' technically begins with one or two more populist, built-up resorts closer to Barcelona, north of the bay of Palamos, you’ll find some of the most blissfully unspoilt, Blue Flag beaches in Europe.
Wine Tours
Wine has been produced in the north eastern corner of Catalonia since Roman times. Everything is just right for it here, from the mineral-rich soils to the warm climate that is flushed in winter by a brisk northerly wind.
Several villages in the region also produce that famous Catalan speciality, Cava. If you’re an oenophile there’s a huge array of things you could get up to along the designated wine route at cellars, co-operatives, vineyards and wineries. At Castillo de Perelada you can even indulge in wine therapies, where grapes and wine are incorporated into spa treatments.
Water Sports And Active Tourism
The Costa Brava’s 200 kilometre-long coast has more than 30 PADI-approved dive centres and 17 marinas. Windsurfers and kite-surfers can catch those strong northerly breezes a few hundred metres offshore in the Gulf of Roses or at Pals Beach.
Dryer but no less intrepid are the network of cycling and hiking routes that trail off into the foothills of the Pyrenees or along Greenways, historic railway track beds coursing through Mediterranean farmland.
Take A Drive To La Garrotxa
An easy drive into the north eastern Catalan countryside via Olot will take you to the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone. It’s a large volcanic field that last saw an eruption 11,000 years ago, but is still occasionally the source of an earthquake.
The reason to come is for the scenery, with 40 tell-tale volcanic cones ensconced in oak, beech and pine woodland. The whole park is laced with inter-connecting trails that will guide you over basalt lava flows in scenery that is unlike anything else in Iberia.