Cala Sa Boadella

Pebbly grains and natural rocky outcrops form the scenic face to this slice of tranquility in the southern surroundings of Lloret de Mar.

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Platja de sa Cova during your trip to Lloret de Mar? Wander the beautiful beaches in this family-friendly area.

Go for a walk in one of Catalonia’s finest gardens, an elegant expanse of greenery found in a dramatic setting overlooking the sea.

Amid the excitement of the Costa Brava, this natural and secluded sandy stretch has amenities similar to the region’s more popular beaches.

Swim, sunbathe and enjoy exciting water sports at this beach near Lloret de Mar. Use convenient ferry connections throughout the area to get here.

A marble altar from Italy and a collection of model ships adorn the interior of a fascinating structure paid for in the 18th century by nearly the entire town.