The Costa Brava >>
The Costa Brava (translated as 'Brave' or 'Wild' Coast) is a
coastal region of north eastern Catalunya, in the province of
Girona, Spain.
This region hosts a wonderful variety of mountains, rocky coast line, history and modern living blended perfectly together and bathed in sunshine and offers ideal facilities for all sorts of water sports. It is evident all around the area that a combination of natural beauty, monuments and ancient history blended with modern attractions, is why it has developed into one of the most preferred tourist destinations in Spain.
Holidaymakers can revel in the hidden delights of the craggy coastline, many exploring in boats to seek out deserted coves redolent with pine and citrus trees, fragrant herbs and bright flowers. International resorts and marinas lie in close proximity to relatively unspoilt fishing villages and towns bearing evidence of the area’s rich history with ancient castles and fortifications. Offshore divers revel in the abundance of marine life to explore in the crystalline waters, while seemingly endless sunshine pours down on stretches of sandy or shingle beach. The untouched natural areas and fishing industry have also resulted in making a holiday here a gastronomic treat. Seafood reigns supreme, from sardines to delicious lobster, but specialties also include local wild game, like boar, duck and rabbit, which can all be washed down with a variety of wines produced from the vineyards that clothe the hillsides.
The variety of accommodation, activities and experiences available in this area are huge, and the diversity of views from rocky coast line, sandy beaches, mountainous areas, cosmopolitan city life, breathtaking country side and medieval villages are part of the reason why this area of Spain is one of the Mediterranean’s most popular tourist destinations.
This region hosts a wonderful variety of mountains, rocky coast line, history and modern living blended perfectly together and bathed in sunshine and offers ideal facilities for all sorts of water sports. It is evident all around the area that a combination of natural beauty, monuments and ancient history blended with modern attractions, is why it has developed into one of the most preferred tourist destinations in Spain.
Holidaymakers can revel in the hidden delights of the craggy coastline, many exploring in boats to seek out deserted coves redolent with pine and citrus trees, fragrant herbs and bright flowers. International resorts and marinas lie in close proximity to relatively unspoilt fishing villages and towns bearing evidence of the area’s rich history with ancient castles and fortifications. Offshore divers revel in the abundance of marine life to explore in the crystalline waters, while seemingly endless sunshine pours down on stretches of sandy or shingle beach. The untouched natural areas and fishing industry have also resulted in making a holiday here a gastronomic treat. Seafood reigns supreme, from sardines to delicious lobster, but specialties also include local wild game, like boar, duck and rabbit, which can all be washed down with a variety of wines produced from the vineyards that clothe the hillsides.
The variety of accommodation, activities and experiences available in this area are huge, and the diversity of views from rocky coast line, sandy beaches, mountainous areas, cosmopolitan city life, breathtaking country side and medieval villages are part of the reason why this area of Spain is one of the Mediterranean’s most popular tourist destinations.
About Us >>
With over 18 years in this beautiful area we have used our
knowledge to select and compile a list of accommodation for the
discerning traveller, all hand picked for their unique qualities.
So whether you are looking for a beach holiday, a rural retreat, a
quality hotel or a city break, you will find your ideal base
here.
From our head office located in the resort of L´Estartit, on the Costa Brava, we can advise you on all aspects of your stay and we are here to answer any questions and queries you may have, to ensure you select the holiday or break that is right for you.
Due to our extensive experience and personal contacts in this area we only deal directly with the suppliers, there are no third parties involved, thus making us the true Costa Brava Holiday Specialists.
From our head office located in the resort of L´Estartit, on the Costa Brava, we can advise you on all aspects of your stay and we are here to answer any questions and queries you may have, to ensure you select the holiday or break that is right for you.
Due to our extensive experience and personal contacts in this area we only deal directly with the suppliers, there are no third parties involved, thus making us the true Costa Brava Holiday Specialists.
What we offer >>
A hand picked, choice selection of holiday accommodations. Three
and four star hotels, in the superb city of Barcelona or the
beachside resort of L'Estartit, rural tourisms set in
the heart of the countryside and apartments and villas for private
independent travellers. Diving holidays, golf breaks and relaxing
spa breaks are all on offer here with go4spain.
Our airport transfer service and car hire options plus links to all the air travel options, enables you to build your own holiday or break package which can be one stop or a multi stop experience.
We look forward to speaking with you about your dream holiday in the Costa Brava…
Our airport transfer service and car hire options plus links to all the air travel options, enables you to build your own holiday or break package which can be one stop or a multi stop experience.
We look forward to speaking with you about your dream holiday in the Costa Brava…
Location >>

Top 10 attractions in the Costa Brava >>
There is an abundance of culture, adventure, history, and fun to be
had in the Costa Brava which is bursting with places you will want
to visit. Here are our top 10 attractions…
Barcelona – The capital of Catalunya and arguably Europe’s most beautiful city
Here you will find exquisite architecture from Gaudi including his
famous unfinished temple, the Sagrada Familiar. Experience the
gothic quarter, the Rambla where you will find Sant Josep Market –
voted the world’s best market in 2006 – offering over 300 stalls.
Visit Camp Nou, Barca´s amazing stadium and soak up the culture
with 50 museums, festivals, flamenco, plays, musicals, exhibitions,
classical and contemporary music festivals, opera and much more all
year round. To find out what is happening when you want to come,
visit the tourism website for Barcelona which has the full
programme of events.
The Dali Museum – in the artist's home town of
Figueres
Experience the world of Salvador Dali one of the world’s greatest surrealist artists. The museum opened in 1974 houses the single largest collection of his works most of which come from the artists own collection. Dali is buried in a crypt under the theatre-museum. Children are engaged by the optical illusions, holograms and dream like canvases and adore the museum visit.
Museum Castell Gala Dali – Pubol
This medieval castle was the residence of Dali’s wife Gala in the 1970´s and his residence in the 80´s. Here you can see the paintings and drawings the painter gave his wife, huge elephant sculptures in the gardens he designed, a collection of Gala’s dresses and furniture and art they enjoyed together. Gala is buried in a crypt under the Castle which you can visit.
Port Adventura – Salou
A fantastic Universal Studios theme park offering 5 themes from
around the world, Far West, Polynesia, Mexico, Mediterranea, and
the Orient, as well as a huge water park famous for it´s extreme
rides. The kids will never forget this trip and grown ups will love
the big scary rides too such as the Dragon Khan. There is the
temple of Doom from the Indiana Jones movie which recreates the
film set with fire and atmosphere catapulting you into the
movie.
Girona Cathedral
A stunning cathedral with the widest gothic nave in the world. The main façade is Baroque, the cloister is from the 12th C, the Bell Tower from the 11th C, and the rest of the building from the 14th C. View works of great value and beauty inside, such as the Altar made from silver, enamel and precious stones, and the Tapestry of the Creation an important piece of Romanesque tapestry making. General admission 3 euros.
Ruins d´Empuries – L´Escala
Visit this fascinating Greek and Roman coastal trading centre which
is now a proposed UNESCO world heritage site. Entrance is 3 euros
which includes free entry to the museum. See the water purification
centre, erotic drinking vessels, massive Roman walls and
beautifully preserved mosaic floors.
Girona City and Market Day
Every Saturday hosts the busy market offering a great chance to buy locally grown produce such as fruit, vegetables, cheeses, wine, olive oil, bread, flowers and meats. The city itself is interesting – it has endured countless invasions seeing Girona reborn in numerous guises including a Roman trading centre and the centre of Arab culture. Today it boasts a remarkably intact medieval centre and has enduring elegance. The Jewish quarter is one of the best preserved in Europe and a huge tourist attraction. Take the quaint tourist train which weaves in and out of the narrow cobbled streets to see the old part of the city.
Aqua Diver – Playa d´Aro
A fun day out for the family at this water park with rides for all ages, wave pools, splash pools, Jacuzzi’s slides and tunnels. Take a picnic or choose from the snack bars there.
Marineland – Palafolls
A fantastic day out offering a dolfinarium, marine zoo and water
park all in one venue. See dolphin, sea lion and parrot
exhibitions, make contact with nature and learn more about these
creatures. The water park offers rides for big kids such as the
Kamikaze and black hole as well as the mini park for tiny
kids.
Barcelona – The capital of Catalunya and arguably Europe’s most beautiful city


Experience the world of Salvador Dali one of the world’s greatest surrealist artists. The museum opened in 1974 houses the single largest collection of his works most of which come from the artists own collection. Dali is buried in a crypt under the theatre-museum. Children are engaged by the optical illusions, holograms and dream like canvases and adore the museum visit.
Museum Castell Gala Dali – Pubol
This medieval castle was the residence of Dali’s wife Gala in the 1970´s and his residence in the 80´s. Here you can see the paintings and drawings the painter gave his wife, huge elephant sculptures in the gardens he designed, a collection of Gala’s dresses and furniture and art they enjoyed together. Gala is buried in a crypt under the Castle which you can visit.
Port Adventura – Salou

Girona Cathedral
A stunning cathedral with the widest gothic nave in the world. The main façade is Baroque, the cloister is from the 12th C, the Bell Tower from the 11th C, and the rest of the building from the 14th C. View works of great value and beauty inside, such as the Altar made from silver, enamel and precious stones, and the Tapestry of the Creation an important piece of Romanesque tapestry making. General admission 3 euros.
Ruins d´Empuries – L´Escala

Girona City and Market Day
Every Saturday hosts the busy market offering a great chance to buy locally grown produce such as fruit, vegetables, cheeses, wine, olive oil, bread, flowers and meats. The city itself is interesting – it has endured countless invasions seeing Girona reborn in numerous guises including a Roman trading centre and the centre of Arab culture. Today it boasts a remarkably intact medieval centre and has enduring elegance. The Jewish quarter is one of the best preserved in Europe and a huge tourist attraction. Take the quaint tourist train which weaves in and out of the narrow cobbled streets to see the old part of the city.

A fun day out for the family at this water park with rides for all ages, wave pools, splash pools, Jacuzzi’s slides and tunnels. Take a picnic or choose from the snack bars there.
Marineland – Palafolls


Cadaques
A small town formally a fishing village perched on the edge of the
Cap de Creus Peninsula, where the Pyrenees Mountains slope into the
Med. This picture perfect town was made famous by Picasso and Dali
who were drawn there by the fresh air and incredible light. Around
the bay is Port Lligat where you will find Dali’s house. You can
view the house but have to book a time when you buy your ticket.
There is an abundance of art galleries, shops and restaurants in
this delightful town and boats available for hire allowing you to
discover some of the hidden coves along the coast line.
Travel Information >>
The Costa Brava is extremely accessible with a large number of
flights arriving into Girona and Barcelona airports daily from many
UK and European airports. Flights to Perpignan, France are an
option too, as the Spanish border is only 30 minutes from this
small French airport.
• We can collect you from the airport with our fully licensed airport transfer service, and deliver you directly to your accommodation in your own private transfer.
• We can arrange competitive car hire from the airport.
• We can combine your return airport transfers with a car hire package for as many or as few days as you need.
• We provide detailed directions to your accommodation, and advice for drivers.
www.lowcostairlineguide.com An Excellent site!! Find which budget airlines fly on the route you wish to travel using the simple search tool. They search the routes of every known budget airline or no frill airline in Europe to provide a comprehensive guide.
www.skyscanner.net An easy site to help find the cheapest flights, and the best time to book them.
www.momondo.com All European low cost flights. You can compare prices before you book
www.rumbo.es Spanish site offering low cost flights
www.ryanair.com To Girona airport and Perpignan Airport (France)
www.bmibaby.com To Barcelona airport, Perpignan Airport (France)
www.easyjet.com To Barcelona airport
www.flyglobespan.com To Barcelona airport
www.jet2.com To Barcelona airport
www.thomsonfly.com To Barcelona airport
www.flymonarch.com To Barcelona airport
www.airberlin.com To Barcelona airport
Driving to the Costa Brava can be a pleasurable part of your holiday experience.
You can choose a leisurely drive down through France, or opt for the Motorail service which carries you and your car from Calais, France down to Narbonne, the closest stop to the border with Spain.
For more information visit www.raileurope.co.uk
We can help with directions and planning or check out the hundreds of sites available on Google.
www.SpeedFerries.com Good cheap site
www.poferries.co.uk
www.portsmouth-port.co.uk
www.seafrance.com
www.brittany-ferries.co.uk
www.aferry.co.uk
www.directferries.co.uk/seafrance
www.ferrysmart.co.uk
Email us with any queries!
• We can collect you from the airport with our fully licensed airport transfer service, and deliver you directly to your accommodation in your own private transfer.
• We can arrange competitive car hire from the airport.
• We can combine your return airport transfers with a car hire package for as many or as few days as you need.
• We provide detailed directions to your accommodation, and advice for drivers.
Flights
To book a flight to the Costa Brava, the following websites will be helpful to you.www.lowcostairlineguide.com An Excellent site!! Find which budget airlines fly on the route you wish to travel using the simple search tool. They search the routes of every known budget airline or no frill airline in Europe to provide a comprehensive guide.
www.skyscanner.net An easy site to help find the cheapest flights, and the best time to book them.
www.momondo.com All European low cost flights. You can compare prices before you book
www.rumbo.es Spanish site offering low cost flights
www.ryanair.com To Girona airport and Perpignan Airport (France)
www.bmibaby.com To Barcelona airport, Perpignan Airport (France)
www.easyjet.com To Barcelona airport
www.flyglobespan.com To Barcelona airport
www.jet2.com To Barcelona airport
www.thomsonfly.com To Barcelona airport
www.flymonarch.com To Barcelona airport
www.airberlin.com To Barcelona airport
Driving here
Driving to the Costa Brava can be a pleasurable part of your holiday experience.
You can choose a leisurely drive down through France, or opt for the Motorail service which carries you and your car from Calais, France down to Narbonne, the closest stop to the border with Spain.
For more information visit www.raileurope.co.uk
We can help with directions and planning or check out the hundreds of sites available on Google.
www.SpeedFerries.com Good cheap site
www.poferries.co.uk
www.portsmouth-port.co.uk
www.seafrance.com
www.brittany-ferries.co.uk
www.aferry.co.uk
www.directferries.co.uk/seafrance
www.ferrysmart.co.uk
Email us with any queries!
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