But it’s not all about the beach. Those looking fora little culture should take a tour of the Costa Brava’shistorical sites. For great views of the area climb to the top of eitherCastell de Sant Ferran or Sant Joan Castle both pretty incredible inside too. Castlelovers are well catered for in this region the Tossa de Mar Castle and theCastle of Montjuic are two other picturesque castles in the region that haveevolved throughout the years.
Explore at its popular museums and learn about thearea’s most famous inhabitants. Explore Salvador’s surreal world at the DaliMuseum, and check out the Palau Foundation are two of this destination’s topmuseums. The Casa-Museu Dali and the Castle of Pubol are two other museums thatare worth a wander round.
Costa Brava is perfectfor a family getaway. The kids will love you for taking them to the region’s twomost popular attractions, Water World and Marineland. The fun doesn’t endthere Aqua Brava and Parc Aventura are also great places to spend quality timewith the kids.
Costa Brava is also aplace of great architecture, with ornate squares, perfect for relaxing with acoffee and a bit of people watching. Two of the most popular squares are Placadel Mercat and also Pau Casals Plaza, or Placa Llibertat and Sant Hilari Plazaif you’re looking for a little peace and quiet.
If you’re staying in the Costa Bravaarea, grab your lucky putter and hit the area’s fabulous fairways. PGACatalunya Golf Course and Costa Brava Golf Club should be the first choice fordiscerning golfers. To make your stay a complete golfing holiday, check outPitch and Putt Papalus Golf Club and Pitch and Putt Castello Empuribrava.
Last but not least, there’s the party. Many peoplecome to Costa Brava to take advantage of its beachbars and late night clubs. On the south coast you’ll find plenty of hotels andresorts that cater to the younger crowds, many offering all-inclusive deals,pools and even spa facilities – perfect for a little rest and recuperationafter a night on the town.
