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Some Interesting Places That You Should Have To Visit In Costa Brava

Sunday, July 25th, 2010

Most of the countries all over the world have incredible beaches and stunning rolling mountains. However, the beaches and mountains in Spain are quite different from other countries especially the beaches of Costa Brava. The natural and pristine beaches that this region features are one of the main factors that make Costa Brava one of the most favorite destination spots by various travelers from all over the world. Additionally, other interesting things to see in Costa Brava are its historical ruins that remain standing still even in this recent period of time.

Costa Brava is not just all about the beaches; the region as well has incredible myriad numbers of small villages as well as cities that caters great scenery and interesting historical significance. For visitors abroad, accommodations are plenty there is nothing for you to worry. From the five star hotel, villas and apartments you will always have a place to stay in Costa Brava. But one thing that you should have to take into account, book for it beforehand especially if you planned to come here during the peak season. Expected various visitors are coming in too.

Some of the interesting places to visit in Costa Brava are the following:

Parish Church – it has been said that this church was built in 1552 for a cost of 3000 Catalan pounds. Inside, you can see some painting since the 16th century which has been displayed. The bell tower is also one of the most fascinating attractions in the church.

The Beach – the Costa Brava’s pristine beaches and naturalness are the reason why the region’s beach is always been a star in any significant events such like water sports, because the cleanliness that it has remain and well taken care. Millions of tourists around the world have been fascinated and impressed of the naturalness of Costa Brava’s beaches.

Castles – there are plenty of castles to count and visit in Costa Brava but there are only a little that worthy to visit because of their historical importance. One is the castle of Sant Joan which is believed to have been built in the 11th century. The castle suffers when it was still in the rulers of Napoleon. Another castle worth to visit is the castle of En Plaja which is located or built at the opposite of Lloret beach.

Some Interesting Places That You Should Have To Visit In Costa Brava

Friday, June 11th, 2010

Most of the countries all over the world have incredible beaches and stunning rolling mountains. However, the beaches and mountains in Spain are quite different from other countries especially the beaches of Costa Brava. The natural and pristine beaches that this region features are one of the main factors that make Costa Brava one of the most favorite destination spots by various travelers from all over the world. Additionally, other interesting things to see in Costa Brava are its historical ruins that remain standing still even in this recent period of time.

Costa Brava is not just all about the beaches; the region as well has incredible myriad numbers of small villages as well as cities that caters great scenery and interesting historical significance. For visitors abroad, accommodations are plenty there is nothing for you to worry. From the five star hotel, villas and apartments you will always have a place to stay in Costa Brava. But one thing that you should have to take into account, book for it beforehand especially if you planned to come here during the peak season. Expected various visitors are coming in too.

Some of the interesting places to visit in Costa Brava are the following:

Parish Church – it has been said that this church was built in 1552 for a cost of 3000 Catalan pounds. Inside, you can see some painting since the 16th century which has been displayed. The bell tower is also one of the most fascinating attractions in the church.

The Beach – the Costa Brava’s pristine beaches and naturalness are the reason why the region’s beach is always been a star in any significant events such like water sports, because the cleanliness that it has remain and well taken care. Millions of tourists around the world have been fascinated and impressed of the naturalness of Costa Brava’s beaches.

Castles – there are plenty of castles to count and visit in Costa Brava but there are only a little that worthy to visit because of their historical importance. One is the castle of Sant Joan which is believed to have been built in the 11th century. The castle suffers when it was still in the rulers of Napoleon. Another castle worth to visit is the castle of En Plaja which is located or built at the opposite of Lloret beach.

Cap de Creus in Costa Brava

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

Cap de Creus is located in the northern part of Costa Brava and a protected area and considered under the natural park. Cap de Creus areas includes Pau, roses, El Port de la Selva, Cadaques, La Selva de Mar, Palau-saverdera and Vilajuiga. The area has deep waters, abrupt coast, high cliffs, reefs of rocks, forest inland; clear blue water, hidden bays, and some parts are the chosen habitat of birds. The only reserve in the Spanish Mediterranean with both land and sea protected area. There are some nature made shapes that you should take note of whenever you are in the area. They shapes are referred to as “the lion of cap gros” and “the eagle of Tudela”.

Another much loved activity in the area is scuba diving in Cap de Creus due to its very clear water. There is less pollution in the area because it is protected. In fact, commercial fishing is prohibited except for a few small fisher men aloud to fish i the area bringing with then small fishing net.

Excursions are also another activity; there are boat operators that offer such services. One advantage for going to excursions in Cap de Creus is that it is the only time that you will enjoy the beauty of the island from another vantage point. The entirely of this reserve place strikes visitors and encourages them to take picture to preserve such beauty. Even tourist with small camera takes pictures to show to friends the beauty of the place.

A museum may perhaps take your notice and with it came a small bar sheltered from strong winds. This is one restaurant that you will experience the Catalunya culture and of course expects the restaurant to open at 2 in the afternoon during Sundays. And another expectation is the presence of some locals in the area. This made the whole experience more memorable.

Prepare for a Costa Brava Trip

Friday, August 7th, 2009

The mixture of both tranquility and crowds is somewhat unusual. If a certain place both have this, this would make the place unique. Indeed Costa Brava in Spain has both had the characteristics. No doubt, the whole year round this unique holiday Costa Brava Baydestination is filled with vacationers especially during their peak season. Costa Brava’s coast runs from 100 miles along the shorelines of Catalonia. The coast of Costa Brava is surrounded with contemporary marinas and huge skyscrapers however some part of it lays the tranquility of their caves and coves. This made Costa Brava unique and designated as the busiest holiday vacation destinations all over Europe.

The Medes Islands are just some of the many attractions in Costa Brava that you should have to visit. These astounding islands have been called as the heaven for divers. This little archipelago of the few reefs and the seven islets are the most significant and wealthy marine reserves known in the Mediterranean. The breathtaking views of the millions of different fish and plant species and submarine caves are the reasons why divers were in love in these islands. There are in fact two choices you can opt to when you were in these islands. You can do diving or glass boating which takes an hour if you really wanted to view the marine life.

While the lakeside of Banyoles which is located in the north of Girona. The lakeside is famous for being the host of the rowing events. But aside of being famous as a host of the rowing events another reason why Banyoles has been visited with tourists because it has a great attractions and interesting views to see. Some of the interesting activities here include bicycle, pedal-boating and more. For the best of your Costa Brava Spain travel vacation make sure you prepare all the necessary things you need for your travel vacation. If you are well prepared you will surely enjoy your Costa Brava trip.

The best places in Costa Brava ideal for short period of breaks

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

Costa Brava is one of the most famous destinations in Spain. The natural beauty of Costa Brava as well as its endless stretches of sandy beaches is some of the factors why this city has been the favorite destinations of all the tourists around the world. Recently, there are various contemporary and international tourists’ resorts along with the huge hotels. Costa Brava as well boasted its pristine fishing villages, ancient castles, medieval towns and sheltered rocky coves. If you were planning to visit Costa Brava for just a short period of time, planning for the best itineraries is important. Below are some of the places to go when you were in Costa Brava.

  • Santa Susanna—this is one of the best tourist’s attractions that you could add in your lists of itineraries during your holiday vacation in Costa Brava. Santa Susanna is an old walled which is set back from the beach. If you want to witness some of their big fiestas the best time to visit here would be during the month of August.
  • Lloret de Mar—this is previously a fishing village which has a great history from the past. Today, Lloret de Mar is one of the best resorts that have been rushed with thousands of tourists the whole year round. This is the best place for party animals who love bars, pubs, discos and beach parties.
  • Water World—if you have kids with you during your holiday vacation brings them here. There are many activities that your kids will love here such like rapids, wave pool tubes, Jacuzzi’s, slides and more.
  • Tossa de Mar—a tourists attraction which is located about 20km at the north of Lloret de Mar. This is also the best place if you were looking for tranquility. Swimming on its nearby silky sand beach is also enjoyable.

A Toast for Tossa de Mar Travel

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

Tossa de Mar. Costa Brava SpainTossa de Mar used to be a fisherman’s village with a strong character on the south area of Costa Brava. Lloret a town in Tossa is gifted with the combination of castle and sand; mountain and sand.

Words limits the description of Tossa de Mar. So, have you seen some pictures of this village? Have you come across of pictures depicting a village that seems to exist in Robin Hood times? Spanish destination seems to have this character- a town or city which can depict an aura and atmosphere of the present times and not totally erasing the picture of the past. The castle-like buildings, the monasteries, and the architecture seems to be transported back to time.

Villa Vella is a medieval town with a Roman origin complete with flower scents and cafes. Its wall dates back as far as the 12th century. There are only three towers preserved in this walled tourist attraction namely the Jonas tower, entrance tower and Homage tower. Try also to see the Entrance tower and get a picture of the view of the bay from there.

Villa Vella views are unmatched. If you are here for visual pleasure you just come to the right place. It is nothing so elaborate but imply beautiful. The month of august is peak season in this beautiful fishing village. So, come here before or after the August season to avoid the crowd. Tossa de Mar just can not help but magnet hoards of tourist from all over the world.

Costa Brava is named as a wild coast to give justice to the rough coasts, mountains that surrounds the place. But the crystal blue is irreplaceable. Sangria made form certain lemonade and wine is very popular here. So, better take a long drink from ‘porro’ and cheers and toast for it existence.

Tossa de Mar is known in the 20th century as the haven of artists for artist visits this place to exchange ideas. And they were also the first group of people to discover the beauty of Tossa de mar.