Costa Brava is a coastal province of northeastern Catalonia in Spain. The name itself freely translated from the word rough or wild which is perfectly fitted for this city is the paradise for those seeking adventure. In Costa Brava you could unwind for retreat as a break away from hassle.
Costa Brava has some of the Spain’s finest golden beaches, fascinating natural panoramic sights, and takes pride to its sun-filled weather conditions. Therefore, Spain vacation could certainly boast what you may possibly expect for a total holiday ever.
Remarkably if you desire not simply as extra relaxing break but some adrenaline activity, or yet love night outing then Costa Brava has the ultimate way to make you do this freely. Take advantage from the list below:
- Take a ride to La Masia to witness Spanish traditional evening with snacks and a dinner of mouth-watering Catalan cuisine counting tapas, Ali oli bread with garlic, and Crema Catalana serve for dessert. After you full your stomach with some delicious foods enjoy your night with their time-honored show presentation.
- Salvador Dali Day Tour to Figueres and Pubol is an unsurpassed museum and theater castle done by the brightly idea of the famous Spanish painter named Salvador Dali. This medieval castle in Pubol was once the residence of the Salvador Dali’s and his wife.
The museum houses Dali’s paintings and drawing which he give a long time ago to his wife and now are all exhibited as well as its furniture and some decorative pieces.
- Admire the Montserrat from Costa Brava that contains the virgin of La Moreneta or Black Madonna ( Catalonia’s Patron Saint). The natural rock formations mounting up to 4,000 feet shown off in the holy mountain.
Currently, Montserrat governed by hundreds of monks by to the decree of Saint Benedict dating back 6th century. This becomes one of the most important pilgrimage tourists spot on the Iberian Peninsula.