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Top 5 Most Beautiful Towns in Costa Brava

17 November 2023

Have you ever wanted to experience the allure of Costa Brava’s culture, gastronomy, and landscapes? Here, at Civitatis, we’ll share the region’s top 5 most beautiful villages! Boasting some of the most charming towns and villages in Spain, Costa Brava is known for its coves, beaches, and dream-like towns.

Cadaqués

The first reason simply has to be Cadaqués. Considered the most beautiful town in Catalonia by Salvador Dalí himself, Cadaqués has a maritime charm packed with narrow cobbled streets and white houses. Its many coves and beaches with crystal clear water make this town the ultimate destination.

Cadaqués
Cadaqués—Salvador Dalí’s proclaimed gem

Peratallada

Peratallada is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Catalonia. Its cobbled streets, the castle, the creeping vines that decorate the walls and windows of the town and the ochre colour that stands out in each of its streets gives it second pace on our Costa Brava travel guide. Get to know Peratallada with a tour of the Costa Brava and its medieval towns, you will love it.

Peratallada
See the town of Peratallada, full of cobblestone streets and ancient castle walls,

Girona

If you want to truly get to know the Costa Brava, Girona is a must-see. Its Roman and Carolingian past make it one of the cities with the longest history in Catalonia. Some of its essential sights include the Cathedral of Santa María, the Jewish quarter, Carrer de la Força, the Arab baths and the Basilica of San Félix. Find plenty for a full tour of Girona.

Tossa de Mar

Do you know that Tossa de Mar was inhabited since the Paleolithic? Or that its castle dates from 1187? In addition to being a perfect destination to enjoy the crystalline waters of the Costa Brava, Tossa de Mar is a mandatory stop, visiting Vila Vella, a walled enclosure from medieval times that juts out into the sea. So it just couldn’t be missed on our Costa Brava travel guide! With an excursion to Lloret and Tossa de Mar from Barcelona you will discover the musts of the area.

Islas Medas

Last but not least, we advise you to visit the Medes Islands. Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, this protected area has is one of the most biodiverse in the area. In addition, on its seabed you can see numerous caves and tunnels perfect for underwater exploration! We recommend drinking it all in with a catamaran ride or snorkel in its waters.

Islas Medas
Turquoise waters and pristine landscapes await you in Islas Medas

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