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What To Do on New Year’s Eve in Gran Canaria 2021

Things to do on New Year’s Eve in Gran Canaria – fiestas and events

Gran Canaria is a great party destination in Europe, especially during the winter months when the rest of continental Europe is fighting snow, low temperatures and gloomy days with no sunshine.

So…how is Gran Canaria in winter?

Actually, Gran Canaria is one of the hottest Canary Islands during the wintertime, with temperatures often surpassing 25 Celsius during the day time.

Weather averages for Gran Canaria around New Year’s Eve

Temperatures in Maspalomas:

• December 31st 2017 – max 24° / min 17° 
• January 1st 2018 – max 23° / min 18° 

As you can see from the numbers above, temperatures during the day time are still ideal for lounging on the beach and getting a tan, while in the evenings you will definitely need a light coat or jacket, as it can feel chilly.

Read more info about weather conditions at this time of the year

• Weather in Gran Canaria in December
• Weather in Maspalomas in December

New Year Eve Parties in Gran Canaria 2021

Usually, there are plenty of celebrations on the entire island, so you can attend the street party in the capital or one of the celebrations in clubs or restaurants in the south. Depending on where you’ll want to spend the last night of the year, you may need to book in advance, especially for restaurants that offer a set menu with a limited number of seats.

Most towns usually have a public celebration outdoor, with fireworks at midnight, and we will add more info when we learn about new celebrations happening.

New Year Eve 2021 in Gran Canaria during Covid times

2020 has not been a normal year and due to the ongoing pandemic, there are local restrictions in place, which will apply during the Christmas holiday season.

• See the Christmas and New Year’s Eve rules in the Canary Islands

On December 31st there will be a curfew in place, which will start at 01:30 am, and bars and restaurants are required to close by midnight.

Parties and large group gatherings aren’t allowed, and the local city councils haven’t announced if they will organize any event this year. 

The information below refers to the previous years. We will update this page, as soon as anything is announced. 

New Year’s Eve in Playa del Ingles and Maspalomas 2021

There is usually a party organized in Plaza de San Fernando in Maspalomas, but here is no info yet if anything will be organized this year. 

New Year’s Eve in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 2021

Outdoor Party in the capital of Gran Canaria on New Year’s Eve.

• Location:  La Puntilla. Plaza de Saulo Torón. Playa de Las Canteras
• Time: –

RTVE will transmit live on TV the midnight bells (campanadas) from the Canary Islands.

RTVE prepares the best Christmas programming to enjoy with the family. Music will be the main protagonist in spaces like  Telepasión, with  Florentino Fernández, Alaska and La Terremoto de Alcorcón,  and many well-known faces of RTVE; and the specials by  Pablo Alborán, Vanesa Martín and  Raphael.

New Year’s Eve in Mogan 2021

Nothing has been announced for 31 December 2020.

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New Year’s Eve in Agaete

• Location: La Plaza de la Constitution
• Time: –

Nothing has been announced for 31 December 2020.

New Year’s Celebrations in Teror

• Location: Plaza del Pino
• Time: –

Nothing has been announced for 31 December 2020.

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New Year’s Eve 2022-23 Events & Parties In Las Palmas

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Tourists who decide to celebrate the New Year in the Canary Islands will not be disappointed. One of the largest cities in the archipelago, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, has presented a program for the upcoming celebration.

The City of Light at Christmas (Ciudad de Luz en Navidad) project will divide Las Palmas into four zones; each of them will be assigned its own color, embodying eternal feelings and values. Thus, white, the color of the world, will fill the streets of the historic center and the districts of San Cristobal (San Cristóbal), San Juan (San Juan) and Hoya de la Plata (Hoya de la Plata). The shopping districts of Triana and Arenales will be dressed in red, the color of love, informs Noticia.ru. Blue, the symbol of friendship, will be assigned to the Port Area, Las Canteras Beach, Mesa y López Shopping Street, Isleta and Puerto Guanarteme, while Green, representing hope, will go to areas of Siete Palmas, La Minilla and other popular tourist destinations. A decorative composition will be installed in the center of each of the “colored” areas.

Christmas lights on the streets of the city will be lit earlier than usual this year: already on November 19 at 20:00. The ceremony will take place in Santa Ana Square, followed by a concert. Another musical program is scheduled for 21:00 on Monday, December 22, and on December 31, the farewell to the old year will take place on the beach of Las Canteras (Playa de las Canteras). Here you can also see the show of synchronized swimmers, and at midnight fireworks will be launched and musicians will perform. As in previous years, the Feast of the Adoration of the Magi (January 5) will be celebrated at the cruise station: this is where the magical kings will arrive. The traditional procession will take place from Castillo de la Luz to San Telmo Park.

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The Russian barque “Sedov” at the request of the Spanish authorities was delayed for a day in Las Palmas

January 5, 2020, 20:34

KALININGRAD, January 5. /TASS/. The Russian training sailing vessel “Sedov”, which is sailing around the world as part of the sailing expedition of the Federal Agency for Fishery “Sails of the World 2020” in honor of the 200th anniversary of the discovery of Antarctica and the 75th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, left the Spanish port of Las Palmas, where it entered on the eve of the New of the year. At the request of the Spanish authorities, the barque extended its stay on the Spanish island of Gran Canaria by a day, moving the exit from the port from Saturday to Sunday evening, TASS was told in the media center of the round the world.

“Instead of the planned four days, the world’s largest four-masted training sailing ship “Sedov” stayed in the hospitable Spanish port of Las Palmas for five days. The port authorities offered the management of the Russian sailing ship to stay for a day, taking on all the costs of the overplanned parking of the “Sedov”, – said the representative of the media center. The response “gesture of goodwill” of the Russian side was the extension of the “open side” so that residents and guests of Gran Canaria could go up on the deck of the barque.0013

According to the guests of the sailboat, including the honorary consul of Russia in the Canary Islands Gonzalo Parada, the mayor of Las Palmas Agusto Hidalgo, the port director Luis Ibarca, representatives of the Russian embassy in Spain, the call of the round-the-world sailing ship “Sedov” “became significant and very valuable”, which was noted in their publications by journalists from various Spanish media.

Guests of the Sedov were able to get acquainted with the almost 100-year history of the barque, the life and life of trainee cadets, the goals and objectives of the unique expedition of training sailboats of the Federal Agency for Fishery “Sails of the World 2020” with the participation of the barges “Sedov” and “Kruzenshtern”, as well as the frigate “Pallada”. They were also presented with a unique exhibition of works by the Russian artist Pavel Mikhailov, who 200 years ago took part in the famous Antarctic expedition of Thaddeus Bellingshausen and Mikhail Lazarev. His works serve as documentary evidence of the priority of Russian researchers in the discovery of Antarctica.

During the days of the Sedov’s stay in Las Palmas, excursions to the sights of the city and the island were organized for the crew and cadets on board the barque. The ship was replenished with fuel, technical fluids and food.

Ahead of the sailboat is a long, more than 30-day ocean crossing to Montevideo. The Sedov will have to travel over 4,000 nautical miles to this Uruguayan port, which is scheduled to enter on February 6.

The Sedov sailboat was launched at the shipyard in Kiel (Germany) at 1921 and was originally called “Magdalena Winnen II”. During World War II, the ship was part of the German auxiliary fleet, and in accordance with the decision of the Potsdam Conference on reparations, it was transferred to the Soviet Union in December 1945 and renamed Sedov in honor of the polar explorer Georgy Sedov. The bark is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest training sailing vessel that has survived to this day.

Road Trip Itinerary: A Week in Mallorca Itinerary

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Have you been to Mallorca? If you haven’t get that flight booked, as you need to start planning your Mallorca Itinerary NOW!

Mallorca, otherwise known as Majorca, is one of Spain’s Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean. The island is known for its beautiful beaches, stunning sheltered coves, limestone mountains and Roman remains.

The capital of Mallorca Palma has nightlife, the Moorish Almudaina royal palace and 13th-century Santa María Cathedral.

Here you can see stone-built villages include Pollença, with its art galleries and music festival, and hillside Fornalutx, surrounded by citrus plantations.

I would recommend this Mallorca itinerary as it gives you all the hot spots and some of the best off-the-beaten-track destinations on the island. 

Mallorca is the crown jewel of Spain’s Balearic Islands and the most popular destination in the Mediterranean.

I spent most of my time during the week based in our villa close to Alcudia and Pollenca, but having a car meant we could explore this amazing island further. 

After a long journey, it’s worth simply unpacking your suitcases and opening a glass of wine. Depending on what time you arrive you could have a dip in the pool, head for lunch or nip to the local supermarket.

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How to get to Mallorca

If you are flying into Mallorca you will arrive at Palma airport, also known as Son Sant Joan Airport. The airport is situated 8 kilometres east of Palma so it’s easy to get from Mallorca airport to Palma. It’s a large international airport which has hundreds of flights a day from countries all across Europe. 

And did you know, you can also arrive by boat! You can get a ferry from Barcelona and Valencia, and it takes around 8 hours. Or you can take the Trasmediterranea car ferry between the Balearics and Spanish mainland, which takes 3 hours from Valencia to Palma and 2 hours from Ibiza to Palma.

When to go to Mallorca

I would recommend that the best time to visit Mallorca is in the months between the busy summer period. I travelled to Mallorca in June and I found this a great time to visit. The best time to visit is April–May and September–October, as you avoid the crowds, but get the warmer weather. 

Weather in Mallorca

The Mediterranean climate means the island is hot and sunny most of the year, but it can rain during the months of September to November.

• Weather in Mallorca in January Min. temperature: 8º C | Max. temperature: 15º C 
• Weather in Mallorca in February Min. temperature: 9º C | Max. temperature: 16º C
• Weather in Mallorca in March Min. temperature: 10º C | Max. temperature: 17º C 
• Weather in Mallorca in April Min. temperature: 11º C | Max. temperature: 19º C 
• Weather in Mallorca in May Min. temperature: 15º C | Max. temperature: 22º C 
• Weather in Mallorca in June Min. temperature: 18º C | Max. temperature: 26º C
• Weather in Mallorca in July Min. temperature: 21º C | Max. temperature: 29º C
• Weather in Mallorca in August Min. temperature: 22º C | Max. temperature: 30º C 
• Weather in Mallorca in September Min. temperature: 20º C | Max. temperature: 27º C
• Weather in Mallorca in October Min. temperature: 16º C | Max. temperature: 23º C 
• Weather in Mallorca in November Min. temperature: 12º C | Max. temperature: 19º C 
• Weather in Mallorca in December Min. temperature: 10º C | Max. temperature: 17º C 

Mallorca Itinerary

Day One – One Week in Mallorca Itinerary

Palma

The best way to start your Mallorca itinerary is in the capital Palma. Palma is a resort city and capital of the Spanish island of Mallorca and is most famous for the massive Santa María cathedral, a Gothic landmark begun in the 13th century, which overlooks the Bay of Palma.

Also worth a visit is seeing the adjacent Almudaina is a Moorish-style Arab fortress converted to a royal residence. Then if you have more time, head to the west of the city, to the hilltop Bellver Castle, a medieval fortress with a distinctive circular shape which offers some amazing views. 

Sant Elm

After lunch head to the wonderful town of Sant Elm, on the south-west coast of Majorca in the Balearic Islands of Spain. It lies in the municipality of Andratx. It is a picturesque fishing village at the far Southwest corner of Majorca, only a short drive from Andratx and Port D’Andratx. Although a sleepy village, with a variety of apartments and villas, there are also several restaurants of excellent quality.

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Day Two – One Week in Mallorca Itinerary

Sunday market in Pollenca

The old town in Pollenca has a great Sunday market from 10am to 2pm every week. It winds itself through the streets of the old town across the market places and up to the square at the bottom of the 365 Calvari Steps.

The market has 300 stalls where we can find food, crafts, shoes, clothes, plants. It takes place between the Plaça Major (main square) and Ca Les Monnares Square and surroundings; nowadays, in addition to these, you can also find all kinds of typical products from the island of Majorca, such as fresh produce.  

After a long walk through the streets, you can take a short walk up to the top of the hill where a monastery called the Calvari church has sit for hundreds of years. There are some great views from up here, including views of Puig de Maria, so it is well worth the walk, and also you will burn off all the calories you ate and drank last night.

Afternoon in Alcudia and Port de Alcudia

After lunch on the second-day head over to Alcudia for an afternoon of exploring everything Alcudia has to offer. There are lots of boutique shops, cafes and souvenir shops so you can shop to your heart’s content. There is also a market every Tuesday and Sunday.

And one the sun starts to dim head down to the port for dinner by the sea. Port d’Alcudia, neighbours the town of Alcúdia and has many hotels and tourist venues located within the town. Port d’Alcudia has a large beach which links up to nearby Muro Beach and it is lovely to spend an evening here. 

I would recommend eating at AQUA at the far end of the port is a beautiful restaurant with an array of dishes on the menu ranging from seafood to steak. You can sit right on the water edge as you enjoy dinner with a lovely glass of wine!

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Day Three – One Week in Mallorca Itinerary

A day out at Cala San Vicente

If you want to explore the quieter areas of Mallorca, Cala San Vincente is the perfect day out. It is an un-spoilt Majorcan fishing port and one of the least touristy places on the island. There are only a few hotels and private holiday apartments meaning you can explore the little town at ease.  

Cala Sant Vicenç is a small resort town in north-eastern Majorca, Spain. It consists of three small beaches, plus a few bars and restaurants catering to tourists. Located at one end of the town is the hypogeum of Cala Sant Vicenç, perhaps the most spectacular hypogeum on Mallorca. 

It’s set on the northern tip of the island, built into the rocky coastline at the edge of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range with beautiful views across the ocean. There are also three wonderful beaches here so remember to bring the bucket and space!

Then in the afternoon head to the prehistoric man-made caves. The caves are the remnants of a much larger burial complex that was gradually destroyed over the years, with the most dramatic destruction occurring since the beginning of the 20th century. Today there are just 7 caves remaining and only a few in good condition.

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Day Four – One Week in Mallorca Itinerary

Morning at Cap de Formentor

Cap de Formentor is a spectacular place, located on the northernmost point of the Balaeric Island Mallorca in Spain and the headland has quite a few lookout points with spectacular views of the coast and beyond. Its highest point, Fumart, is 384m above sea level and the only way in is along the so-called ‘snake road’ from Port De Pollença to Cap de Formentor.

It’s a great spot to watch the sunset in the evenings so grab a few beers and some friends and head over to this unique spot in Mallorca for one of the best sunsets I have ever seen!

After this, you can head to the viewpoint of Cap Formentor. Only six kilometres from Port de Pollenca at the Mirador des Colomer. It’s a fairly easy hike to the top, up a few steps for views across to the rocky island. The path opposite the steps leads to an old watchtower from which you can see the whole of the peninsula, as well as the bays of Pollenca and Alcudia.

On your way back from the viewpoint, make a stop at Cala Figuera, a district of Santanyí. The town is around 60km to the south-east of Palma and a great place to grab a drink and sit on the beach. The traditional town was first mentioned in records in 1306 but it was not until the end of the 19th century that the first houses were built in the area.

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Day Five – One Week in Mallorca Itinerary

Morning relaxing at your accommodation

I loved spending mornings relaxing at our villa. I would have a coffee, eat breakfast, workout and then go for a swim for a bit, then read my book for a few hours before heading for lunch. 

Lunch at Port de Pollenca 

Port de Pollença is located about 6 km east of the inland town of Pollença and two kilometres southeast of Cala Sant Vicenç. The small port of Pollenca is a great place to head for lunch by the beach and indulge in some tasty seafood.

I would recommend a lot of the lovely restaurants by the side of the beach which serves food all day and has an array of dishes on the menu. The steak at Restaurante Celler la Parra was incredible!

Then after you’ve filled up, head on down to the beach where there is lots of space and time to relax. There are deck chairs for rental or if you’d rather be spontaneous just take your towel and pitch up by the water.

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Day Six – One Week in Mallorca Itinerary

Spend the morning in Soller

Sóller is a town and municipality near the north-west coast of Mallorca. The town is only 3km inland from the Port de Sóller, in a large, bowl-shaped valley that also includes the village of Fornalutx and, and the hamlets of Biniaraix and Binibassi. 

The main centre of the town is the Plaça Constitució which is surrounded by cafés and has plane trees and a fountain in its centre. The tram passes through the Plaça on its way to and from the main station which has been restored to incorporate a museum of Picasso and Joan Miró.

After the morning in Soller, you could head to the Mirador del Pujol de’n Banya. 

Afternoon in Alcúdia

After lunch, an afternoon in Alcúdia is an amazing way to spend your last full day. Alcúdia is known for its Mediterranean beaches, which include the busy Platja d’Alcúdia and Platja de Muro on the sweeping Alcúdia Bay.

The neo-Gothic Sant Jaume church is built into the town’s restored medieval walls and these walls encircle the well-preserved old town, which has narrow streets and centuries-old buildings. Alcúdia celebrates the festival of St. Jaume every summer. It goes on for nine days at the beginning of July. Before the festival starts the town is decorated and each street picks out a theme for that year’s look. 

Alcúdia is home to one of Europe’s largest hotel complexes, Bellevue. With 8 swimming pools and 17 apartment blocks, the complex is set in 150,000 square meters of gardens.

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Day Seven – One Week in Mallorca Itinerary

A morning in Palma and then fly home

Depending on when your flight home is, why not drive over to Palma a few hours before you need to be at the airport and explore a little of Palma.  

Palma is the economic and cultural hub of Majorca and is a delightful base for exploring the island’s many gold and white beaches alongside the walled city, Palma’s Old Town which is an appealing maze of narrow streets.

Or if you have more time on your hands, hop on the Soller Railway for a 17-mile scenic trip, visit 14th-century Bellver Castle and the museum of contemporary art, and check out the nightlife.

Have you been to Mallorca? Where would you recommend this Mallorca itinerary?

Let me know in the comments!

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My Travel Tips and Recommendations

Flights

To book flights, I always use flight search engine, Skyscanner, I regularly use the Everywhere tool to find the cheapest places to travel. It’s how I get to travel so much all around the world. I find it the easiest way to compare flight prices across airlines and get the best deals. 

Accommodation

For accommodation, I usually book most of my hotels or hostels through Booking. com. I love using this platform as it provides me with some amazing deals for accommodation all around the world. Or if you prefer, I also recommend using Airbnb. If you haven’t signed up with Airbnb already, you can use this link to get £25 off your first visit!

Photography and Technology

Here is a list of the technology I always travel with:

• Canon G7X Mark II
• Canon EOS M50 and lens
• GoPro Hero Black 7
• DJI Mavic Pro
• RØDE VideoMic GO On Microphone

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UK hot weather forecast: Met Office predicts 21C heat surge to be met with wind and rain | Weather | News

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The Met Office has suggested hotter air from the south will see temperatures peaking at unseasonal highs – but hopes of an Indian Summer have been dashed by a lack of contrast in conditions.

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The Met Office has rubbished reports of an unseasonably warm Halloween just next week – but it has said the UK can expect warmer than normal temperatures beforehand. Large swathes of the south-east are set to bask in highs of 21C in the coming days – but this may be between periods of wet and windy conditions. While the mercury continues to dip up and down in the approach to Halloween, thermometers will still be freakishly mild over the last weekend of October, peaking at 18C across the south. A spokesman for the Met Office gave some indication of what can be expected.

Oli Claydon told Express.co.uk: “Halloween is still two weeks away and outside of our detailed forecast period, however our long term outlook for the UK suggests that low pressure will remain in charge of our weather with wet and windy spells and temperatures around average for the time of year. Further ahead it suggests more settled weather as we move into November.

“We are likely to see temperatures reaching 20 to 21C later this week, with milder than average temperatures across much of the UK by the end of the week. However with low pressure dominating the forecast it will also be wet and windy for many with spells of more settled sunny weather at times.”

The leading forecaster has blamed the temperature fluctuation on the wind direction “swinging” from west to east and back again this week – but that the sunshine will come through, making it feel rather warm by Friday.

Reports had initially suggested the mercury may rise even higher to 23C on Halloween weekend, but current weather maps show a peak of around 18C on Sunday, October 30.

It’ll feel like spring all over again this week in some parts of the UK (Image: Netweather/Getty)

Maps show a plume of hot air will rise from the south (Image: WX CHARTS)

In the latest week ahead forecast, the Met Office’s Alex Deakin said: “Looking at the bigger picture, high pressure is to the north, low pressure to the southwest. And this week is going to be a bit of a scrap between these two weather systems. Eventually, the low will win out.”

The interaction between the high and low pressure will result in some windy days too, as Mr Deakin continued: “As the low squeezes up against the high, the isobars push together, suggesting at times it’s going to be quite blustery.”

The change in weather patterns is evident by the constant change in conditions – with a risk of frost overnight for some early this week, and a blustery easterly wind bringing a chill to many on Wednesday.

But the Met Office said the southwesterly winds will return by Thursday, pulling warm air up from the near continent, and allowing bands of heavy showers to push across the UK.

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Amid the warmer weather peaks, rain is still to be exepected (Image: WX CHARTS)

Rain moves in from the west – with large parts of the south east clear towards the end of this week (Image: WX CHARTS)

Looking ahead to Friday, Mr Deakin continued: “There will be showers coming and going through the day. But, with a bit of sunshine, temperatures certainly in the southeast could be knocking on the door of 20C easily. And elsewhere, temperatures still will be well above average because the air is still coming up from the south.”

Jim Dale, a senior meteorologist for British Weather Services, said these warmer periods are still not enough to warrant an Indian Summer. Speaking to Express.co.uk he said: “No Indian Summer – we need to see cold then much above average warmth first – and we’re still waiting. “

Talking about the warmer conditions pushing into next week, he added: “It will be mild in the south, colder in the north but very mixed weather. It’s still too far away to have any certainty.”

A Met Office long range weather forecast, which covers the Halloween period, goes into a little more detail. It reads: “The weekend will be unsettled to start the period as bands of rain and showers move northeastwards across the country, with locally heavy and thundery showers possible in places, most likely in the southwest.

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“The showers likely interspersed with some brighter, dry spells for many. Fairly windy for most, with a risk of gales especially in southern regions.

“Into next week, low-pressure continuing to dominate causing generally unsettled conditions, bringing a mix of showers and sunny dry spells.

“Rainfall will be most persistent in the west, along with the potential of strong winds here.

“Temperatures generally mild in the south and west, with colder spells in the northeast. For the rest of the country, temperatures will be near normal, perhaps warm during sunny spells.”

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A wide variety of yacht charter options are available in the Mediterranean, including bareboat, luxury Yacht, skippered, monohull, catamaran, and both sail and motor yacht charter. Gulet charters with crew are available in Turkey and Croatia.

Within a few hundred kilometers of Spain’s eastern coast in the western Mediterranean lie the Greece, or Islas Baleares. Mallorca, Minorca, Ibiza, Cabrera, and Formentera make up this collection of islands. The islands have three airports, making travel quite simple. At Mahon in Minorca, Ibiza, and Palma de Mallorca on Mallorca. Ferries departing from Barcelona, Denia, and Valencia provide access from the Spanish mainland as well.

Typical Yacht Charter Season

The typical Gulet Charter Greece season in Greece lasts from April to the end of October. The hottest months, July and August, also have lighter breezes and are the most expensive months to lease a boat. There are several benefits to traveling in April, May, and September through October, including more agreeable temperatures, better winds for sailors, lower costs, and less tourists than in July and August.

The Mediterranean Sea is home to the French island of Corsica. Corsica ranks as the fourth-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily, Sardinia, and Cyprus. It is situated north of the island of Sardinia, southeast of France, and southwest of Italy. For a vacation on a boat charter, Corsica is a superb location. Corsica, which is famous for its craggy mountains and high cliffs, has a lot of fishing communities and undeveloped areas that are perfect for boat anchorages.

Exploration Opportunities

Corsica offers plenty of exploration opportunities with its 600 kilometres of coastline. If you want to sail the entire 330 NM of Corsica, a two week charter is required. Combining Corsica and Sardinia in their charter is a common substitute. A narrow strait, only a few miles long, separates Sardinia from the southern portion of Corsica.

Corsica experiences typical Mediterranean summers that are sunny, warm, and dry. The coast of Corsica experiences typical summertime temperatures of 25°C, with occasional highs of 35°. The north is typically hotter than the south. The Mediterranean summer is the ideal period for a boat charter in Corsica because there are 280 days on average with sunshine every year, with the majority of those days falling between April and October.

The largest island in the Aegean Sea and the dividing line between Europe and Africa is Creta. It is approximately 20 miles broad and 140 miles long (E to W) (N – S). The majority of the island’s center is rugged, rocky, and desert-like. The Lasithi Plateau in the mountains and the plains on the north coast are the outliers.

Dominant Wind in the Summer

The notorious Meltemi breeze from the NW to WNW is the dominant wind in the summer. The winds are highest in July and August, reaching a force of 5 to 6 on the northern shore, but they are typically just a gentle force 3 to 4. Southerly winds of 2 to 4 mph are most common in the spring and fall. Strong squalls that come down from the mountains are infamous for hitting the southern coast. They give minimal notice and might be aggressive when near with Motor Yacht Charter Greece. Summertime on the island is extremely hot, with daily average temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius in July and August and regularly reaching 40 degrees Celsius.

The picturesque coastline of Croatia, which has more than a thousand beautiful islands close to the mainland, makes for safe, simple navigation in crystal-clear blue waters. Istria, the Croatian Riviera, and Dalmatia make up the coastline of the mainland, and there are also an astounding 1,187 islands off the shore, just 67 of which are inhabited.

Croatia is located in the Northern Mediterranean Sea on the Adriatic Sea, across from Italy. It first appeared on the political map of Europe in 1992 with the dissolution of Yugoslavia after a terrible civil war, although having a history dating back more than a thousand years.

Enjoyable Vacations

The Mediterranean-style climate makes for enjoyable vacations throughout the year. Early summer is the ideal time to sail in Croatia, with favorable winds most common in May and June from the S/SE. Mornings are often quiet, with afternoon winds picking up to 15 to 20 knots. The weather is calmer in July and August, which is fine for individuals who don’t mind driving. Average summertime temperatures range from 26 to 30 °C, and the summertime sea temperature is at 25 °C.

Although the Cyclades are the largest group of islands in the Aegean Sea, the Mediterranean Sea still includes them. The Northern Cyclades, Central Cyclades, and Southern Cyclades can be divided into these three categories. The notorious Meltemi, which blows from the N-NW, is the area’s predominant wind during the summer. When it can reach force 8, it is initially noticed in June and gets stronger through July, August, and September. In October, it stops. Gales from the N and SE are frequent in the spring and autumn.

Conclusion

The summertime is sweltering; daily highs frequently exceed 35 degrees Celsius with an average temperature of 25 degrees. Only 26 of the more than 163 islands and islets that make up the Dodecanese are inhabited. The islands are a part of Greece’s border with Turkey on its east. The Meltemi, which originates in the N and NW, is the predominant wind during the summer. It blows from June to October and can reach a force 7 at its strongest. Winds from the SE are common in the spring and fall, typically with speeds between 2 and 4. The summertime high can reach 35 degrees Celsius. Mild winters are typical.

Is the sea warm in Mallorca in June. Holidays in Mallorca in June. Air temperature in Mallorca in June

According to our observations, as well as reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, we can say that the weather in Kemer in September is expected to be good. The average daily air temperature in June is 29.6
°C, while the temperature of the water in the sea will be 23.0
°C.

Weather in June

	Daytime average temperature Nighttime average temperature	+29.6 °C +19.7 °C
	Sea water temperature	+23.0 °C
	Number of sunny days Length of daylight hours	28 days 2 pm 55 min.
	Number of rainy days Rainfall	1 day 18 mm
	Average wind speed	10.1 m/s

Should I go to Mallorca for a holiday in June?

82. 8%

Taking into account all the available data on the weather in Mallorca in June (air and water temperature, the amount and intensity of rains, cloudiness, day length and wind strength), we calculated the comfort level at this resort, which was 82.8
%. Please also note that the comfort level in July will be higher and will be 91.1
%

Comfort level by months

On the graph below you can see the comfort level in Mallorca calculated by us for each month. The most comfortable months for a holiday in Mallorca are July, August and September. Months with the minimum level of comfort are January, December and February.

Mallorca weather comparison by months

Select the month you are interested in from the list below if you want to receive detailed information about the weather in Mallorca at other times.

Air temperature in Mallorca in June

June is one of the hottest months in Mallorca. Daytime air temperature in June ranges from 25. 8°C to 32.2°C, at night from 16.4°C to 16.4°C respectively. At the same time, the average air temperature is 29.6
°C during the day, and 19.7
°C at night. The difference between daytime and nighttime air temperatures averages up to 9.9°C per month.

Mallorca water temperature in June

In June, the water in Mallorca is suitable for swimming. The water temperature in the sea does not fall below 20.7°C, while the maximum figure can reach 24.7°C. The average water temperature for June is 23.0
°C, which is 4.1°C higher than in May and 3.1°C lower than in July.

Rainy days and precipitation in June

Average rainfall in Majorca in June 18
mm of precipitation, as a rule, about 1
rainy day. June is one of the driest months in terms of rainfall. According to our observations and hysmeteo data, the probability of rainy weather is 6.7
%.

Sunny, cloudy and overcast days

In Mallorca in June there are usually about 28 sunny, 2 cloudy and 0 cloudy days. The day length (from dawn to dusk) is 14 hours and 55 minutes. The number of hours of sunshine when the sun’s rays reach the earth’s surface, taking into account the average cloud cover for the month, is 13 hours and 17 minutes per day. Majorca is one of the sunniest months of the year.

Wind in Mallorca in June

The graph below shows the probability of winds of different strengths during the month. The average wind speed in Mallorca in June is 10.1
m/s, which makes it one of the windiest months of the year.

Weather in June in other resorts in Spain

We bring to your attention a summary of the weather in other popular resorts in Spain in June. Select the resort you are interested in to get more detailed information.

Name		Day air temperature		Air temperature at night		Rainy days (precipitation)		Water temperature
Tenerife		23. 0 °C		15.9 °C		0 days (7 mm)		21.5 °C
Barcelona		26.4 °C		19.6 °C		3 days (42mm)		21.5 °C
Mallorca		29.6 °C		19.7 °C		1 day (18mm)		23.0 °C
Malaga		30.0 °C		18.6 °C		0 days (3 mm)		20.5 °C
Palma de Mallorca		30.1 °C		19.1 °C		1 day (14mm)		23.1 °C

Many people choose June for their holidays in Mallorca. The explanation is simple: there are still few tourists, the weather is excellent, and the sea is getting warmer and warmer every day. Find out on the Tour-Calendar what Mallorca can please you in June!

Weather in Mallorca in June

Compared to May, it is already hot in Mallorca in June, although the average temperature is just right for both a beach holiday and excursion trips. The air temperature during the day in Mallorca rises to an average of +25 degrees, but it can also be around +30. At night +17 degrees, the sea temperature in June warms up to +21 degrees, and by the end of the month it can be warmer. When choosing a place to stay, keep in mind that there are cold currents on some beaches of the island, and somewhere the water can be warmer, for example, in Alcudia, in Santa Ponsa, in Cala d’Or. Usually in Mallorca in June there are about four days with rain, but they are short.

Beach holidays

Mallorca has about 208 beaches scattered throughout the island. When choosing a holiday destination, you can find a beach for every taste – whether it’s a rocky shore or a coastline with white sand. In June, the weather allows you to sunbathe and swim with might and main, especially towards the end of the month.

Activities and excursions

Mallorca has something for everyone. Sightseeing lovers can go on one of the excursions. In the picturesque bays you can go diving, surfing or windsurfing. In June, the weather in Mallorca allows you to do cycling, which is very popular here. Animal lovers can visit one of the parks or take part in horse rides. In the evenings, the island flares up with bright lights of discos and spectacular shows, so party-goers in Mallorca are also a real expanse. For families with children, the obligatory program usually includes a visit to one of the amusement parks, for example, the Western Water Park, located in Magaluf.

Holidays and festivals

All kinds of concerts, holidays and festivals are popular in Mallorca in June. One of such highlights is the jazz festival in Cala d’Or, which takes place in mid-June. Another holiday celebrated throughout Spain is Saint Juan’s Night. On this day, torches and bonfires are lit on the seashore in honor of the beginning of summer, and the music does not stop until the morning. The holiday is especially celebrated in Palma de Mallorca. Here, as in some other coastal cities, the Sant Pere festival is held at the end of June, celebrated in honor of the patron saint of fishermen. On this day, beautiful parades are organized in coastal cities, including those on the water. The Sant Marçal Ceramics Festival takes place in Marrachi on June 30th. As a rule, Corpus Christi is also celebrated in June in Pollens – “The Feast of the Body and Blood”, one of the main Catholic holidays in honor of the Holy Eucharist. Among other things, he is famous for the “Dance of the Eagles”, performed on the streets and the main square of the city, which you can see on the video.

In the first half of June, those who do not like extreme heat go to the Balearic Islands. The swimming season is just beginning, there are few tourists, tour prices have not yet skyrocketed
. The weather in Mallorca in June is mild. There is no exhausting heat, but you can tan to a chocolate shade. It is also the best time for excursion lovers
. They can spend all day sightseeing on the Spanish island without fear of heatstroke.

Es Pontas Arch, Mallorca, Balearic Islands.

Weather

The Mediterranean summer is gaining momentum gradually. If in the first ten days of the month the daily air temperature is kept near the mark of +24°C, then in the twentieth of the month it can rise to +30°C. At night, more than + 18 ° C does not happen.

Mallorca weather forecast for June 2019.

The sea warms up more slowly: in early June the water temperature does not exceed +18°С, but in the second half it already approaches +24°С. By the way, daylight hours in June last more than 15 hours. There is little rainfall – for the whole month there will be two or three rainy days at most.

June in Mallorca is also good because it is the quietest, windless month of the year. The forecast for early summer 2019 does not promise any surprises. The weather will be average. You can not take an umbrella
, summer dress code, but for evening walks you will need jeans and a sweatshirt
.

Getting around the island

Buses are the main mode of transport here. Tickets are bought from the driver, naming their final stop. If you are going to travel around the island by bus, then buy a travel pass at the newsstand
. It is designed for 10 trips and costs 8 euros. Savings will be about 50%.

Bus is the main mode of transport.

A good solution would be (from €30 per day). This requires an international driver’s license. The service is not available to persons under the age of 21. You can rent a bike, but itineraries must be developed in advance
. The distances between cities in Mallorca are small, but not everyone can ride on mountain serpentines.

Cycling goes well with sightseeing.

Mallorca beaches

The coastline of the island is indented with rocks and headlands. There are more than 200 beaches for every taste – sandy and pebbly, noisy and not crowded, comfortable and wild. The most popular of them are:

• Cala Mondrago. Located in the natural park zone, picnic areas are equipped in the forest.

Cala Mondrago – relaxation in the shade of trees.

• Cala Tuent. The coastline is wedged into the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range for 200 m. The landscape is indescribable. The bay is always quiet.

Cala Tuent – beach surrounded by forest.

• The name of the beach was given by the hotel of the same name, where many world celebrities have stayed. The coast is surrounded by a pine forest and landscaped.

The beaches of Playa Muro, Camp de Mar, Santa Ponso, Es Trenc are recommended for families. These are many kilometers of coastline with fine sand and a safe entrance to the sea. All beaches in Mallorca are municipal, admission is free
, money is taken only for additional services.

Excursions and entertainment

Most of the interesting objects are located in the capital of the island. You can drive around them by yourself in a rented car. The main attractions of Palma:

• Cathedral;

The cathedral was built over several centuries.

• Bellver Castle;

On the mountain, at an altitude of 112 m, stands the Gothic castle of Bellver.

• Almudaina Palace;

Treasury of the Monarchs – Almudaina Palace.
Photo: flickr.com/jodastephen

• Llotja showroom;

15th century trading exchange, now the Llotja showroom.

• St. Francis Basilica.

Statue and Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi.

In the north-west of the island is the monastery of Santuari de Luc – the religious center of Mallorca. Two kilometers from the town of Felanich, on a high rock, there is a 7-meter figure of Christ. From the observation deck you can take a photo of the picturesque surroundings
.

one of the oldest in Europe. The history of the development of the city can be studied by its architecture. For example, according to the La Seu Cathedral, the construction of which lasted almost 800 years, or according to the Arab heritage – the Almudaina Palace. Also, the brightest representatives of medieval architecture are the Bellver Castle and the building of the Trade Exchange of the city of La Lonja.

It is advisable to visit the natural monuments of the island as part of an organized excursion
. This is especially true of caves, where you can get lost without a guide.

Holidays and festivals in June

Spaniards honor their traditions and know how to have fun. In June, Mallorca has several big celebrations:

• Cala d’Or Jazz Festival.

Cala d’Or Jazz Festival.

• Saint Juan’s night. It is celebrated on the day of the summer solstice. In order to see all the beauty of the holiday, it is better to go all night. There, until the morning, large bonfires burn along the coast, fireworks soar, music rumbles, thousands of cheerful people dance. The ashes of these fires are considered healing.

Fire jumping on the night of Saint Juan.

• Sant Marçal ceramics fair in Marratsi.

Sant Marçal Ceramics Fair.

• Sant Pere Festival (takes place on the day of St. Peter, patron of fishermen). It is celebrated in port cities – Palma, Alaro, Alcudier, Buchera. Ritual processions in honor of the saint, performances of musical groups, tasting of fish dishes are held on the streets. Flotillas of decorated schooners and longboats solemnly go out to sea.

Live puppet performance at the Sant Pere Festival.

• Catholic feast of the Body and Blood in honor of the Holy Eucharist.

Procession in honor of the feast of Body and Blood.

In addition, on June 11-12, 2019, a fair of medicinal and aromatic herbs will be held in the town of Selva. Like all such events, the fair is accompanied by costumed parades and musical performances.

Shopping

The best shops are in Palma on Avenida Jaime III and Boulevard des Bornes. Convenient for shopping is the 6-storey shopping center “El Corte”, located on Alexandro Rossello Street.

We invite you to take a virtual walk and see what other shops are located near the El Corte shopping center.

I got a lot of pleasure from my holiday in Mallorca at the end of June!!! The month does not indulge in sultry heat, but it allows you to combine a beach holiday with excursion programs. I did not want to return home from the Spanish island at all!

Mallorca: the weather and its features in June

I had a rest at the resort in the twentieth of June. Of course, there was no excessive heat. The temperature steadily rose during the day to a comfortable +27 degrees, in the evening it dropped to +18. There was practically no wind. The sky pleased with cloudlessness, the sea – calm. The water in the sea was cool and reached a mark of +22 degrees. But it only encouraged and pushed to active swimming. Sitting by the water was comfortable even in the evening. I remember admiring beautiful sunsets…

What to do in summer

Since there was no scorching sun, I spent two days on excursions. It’s easy to drive in search of sights. I got to know:

• the history of Mallorca;
• ended up in the capital – Palma;
• visited the Gothic Bellver Castle;
• went to Valldemos Monastery;
• walked the streets of Soller.

Of course, I didn’t have time to explore the entire miracle island. Still, my priority was beach relaxation.

The best coastal areas

The country’s beaches really resemble paradises. Each one is beautiful and unique in its own way! Evaluated for myself:

• Calo des Moro bay;
• the azure waters of Cala S’Almunia;
• Cala Mondrago shallow beach;
• unearthly beauties Cala Es Caragol;
• the unique place of Cala de Sa Calobra.

All of the above has its own zest. Swimming here is a pleasure. Due to the huge number of beautiful areas, the flow of tourists during the day is evenly distributed. Some beaches are empty! But the best beach in all of Spain – Es Trenc, I did not appreciate. He seemed to me unkempt and too wild.

Calas de Mallorca Sea Temperature today

This data shows the water temperature in Calas de Mallorca. In addition to water temperature, you can also get information about air temperature, weather for today, tomorrow and in the coming days, surf forecast, as well as sunrise / sunset and moonrise data for a given location.

Water temperature in Calas de Mallorca is currently 24. 2 degrees Celsius. Based on our historical data over a period of ten years, the warmest sea in this day in Calas de Mallorca was recorded in 2014 and was 23.9°C, and the coldest was recorded in 2010 at 21.8°C. Sea water temperature in Calas de Mallorca is expected to drop to 21.7°C within the next 10 days. October average sea water temperature in Calas de Mallorca is 23.1°C/63.5°F, the minimum temperature is 20.5°C/68.5°F, and the maximum is 25.5°C/68.5°F.

The beach season in Calas de Mallorca starts in June and ends in November. During those months, Calas de Mallorca water temperature does not drop below 20°C/68°F and therefore suitable for comfortable swimming. The average water temperature in Calas de Mallorca in winter reaches 15.4°C, in spring 16.2°C, in summer the average temperature rises to 24.9°C, and in autumn it is 22.8°C.

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Sunrise and the Sun Hall

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yesterday
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Calas de Mallorca forecast for today

In addition to water temperature, the presence and height of waves, as well as wind speed and direction, are important indicators for a comfortable stay on the beach. This data shows the average hourly wave height for today. For a more detailed forecast of sea conditions, wave height and direction for today and the coming days, go to the section Sea conditions in Calas de Mallorca. The data in the table is for October 20, 2022, time in GMT format 0 (you can change the time zone on the sea state forecast page)

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1. Mallorca weather: current forecast for the next 7 days
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Monthly average temperatures (in °C) and rainfall in Mallorca
(Annual weather / annual temperatures)

Jan Feb Mar Apr May May Jun Jul Aug Sept Nov Dec Max max. Temperature 15 16 17 19 23 27 29 30 27 23 19 16 min. Temperature 4 4 ​​5 7 11 15 17 18 16 12 8 5 Ø temp. 910 11 13 17 21 24 25 22 18 13 11 of the Sun. 5.4 6.0 6.0 7.6 9.1 10.2 10.9 10.1 7.5 6.6 5. 6 5.0 Rainy days 5 5 5 5 4 2 1 2 4 6 6 6 Water temperature , 14 13 14 15 17 21 24 25 24 21 18 15

On average, you can enjoy around 7.9 hours of sunshine per day on the popular holiday island. But even in a sunny paradise there are rainy days: if in July only about 7 millimeters of rain falls on average, then in October about 68 millimeters of rain is the wettest month. Therefore, it is especially important: Tips for Mallorca in the rain

Weather in Mallorca: current forecast for the next 7 days

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Badesaison is located in Mallorca from June to October, on smaller beaches the water can reach temperatures of about 20 degrees from mid-May.

Mallorca water temperature (in °C)

• Mallorca weather: short and sweet

Mallorca has a subtropical Mediterranean climate with dry, very warm summers and short, mild winters. Average about 300 sunny days in the year . However, due to different altitudes and weather conditions in the region can be very different. So much rain from the northwest remains on the Serra de Tramuntana Mountains where it hangs and rains, while the eastern parts of the island remain much drier.

The coldest months in Majorca are January and February. Although the average daily temperature is still at least 9-10 degrees, in the highlands it may well lead to snowfall. Although it rains quite often in April, there is plenty of sunshine in May and average highs around 23 degrees on a very pleasant side.

Summer is the best in Mallorca from June, the hottest and driest months are July and August. In the coastal zone, the thermometer often rises to 35, in the interior of the island even at 40 degrees and above. From September the temperature of air and water begins to slowly decrease, but the month is still warm in summer. With short, heavy rains are already expected, but the most precipitation falls statistically in October. There are often mild, calm weather conditions at the end of the year, causing the almond trees to bloom in January and give the island a completely different look.

Temperature records show January as the coldest month of the year. The average sees this month with only double digit temperatures around 9° Celsius. This may seem low for a sunny island, but it’s nice compared to the rest of Europe. Swimming in the sea is possible at this time of the year with a water temperature of around 14°C, but is not one of the preferred activities. Visitors to the island are advised to look for one accommodation in the south or look southwest. In the northern part of the island, many restaurants are closed in winter. Destinations for excursions in January include Miro Atelier, Marratxi Outlet Center or Palma Aquarium, where not only families can spend the whole day.

Mallorca’s subtropical climate ensures that temperatures in February are typically in the double digits during the day. The nights are cool with lows around 4°C, in the sum of February, Mallorca can also be attributed to springtime. The month offers itself due to stable weather with five rainy days for outdoor activities. For example, cyclists use this time to get in shape on the island, and hikers can explore the island without thick down jackets. Mid-February begins the time of the almond blossom which turns the Balearic Island into a sea of ​​flowers.

In March, the island shows in all its glory. The streets and paths are often covered in white almond blossoms, the meadows are filled with vibrant colors, and the sky emits a bright blue that is hard to find during the summer months. Temperatures reach a pleasant 17°C in March during the day, with a 14°C water temperature “refreshing”. If you do not want to go without swimming, you can return to the pools, where the water heats up faster. During your stay, you should consider that you are looking for a house with heating – as usual during the winter months – because the temperatures at night are single digits and the houses cool down quickly. In general, the island is not crowded with tourists, with the exception of many cyclists who use Mallorca in March for intensive training and preparation for the season. The Tramuntana Mountains are ideal for long hikes.

With temperatures around 19°C, thriving nature and almost eight hours of sunshine a day, Mallorca is worth a trip for more than just April. Anyone who wants to avoid the changeable April weather in Central and Western Europe will advise Mallorca well. rainy days in April are manageable (five days) and staying on the beach is easily possible. The sun is soft at this time. That’s why the island’s countless attractions are popular destinations in April. Palma, with its historical sites, open-air cafes and many shops, is a popular place during the “green season” in the Balearic Islands. In the evening, Mallorca invites you to take a walk or eat in the many fish restaurants in April.

The start of the season will be in Mallorca with the Easter holidays opened. As of April, the number of tourists is constantly increasing. However, the correct high season is not yet reached in May, so the island is a bit quieter, and you may even have one beach. In the off-season, some shops are only open in tourist resorts. But in May, most of the infrastructure is again open to visitors. Another benefit of visiting the island in May is that airfare and accommodation are often cheaper than during the summer months.

From a meteorological point of view, the summer in Mallorca lasts from the end of May to the beginning of October. July and August are absolute midsummer with subtropical temperatures. In May, the situation is even more moderate, since May is considered a transitional month in Mallorcan conditions. However, in May, the island is already so warm that the weather can be compared to the German midsummer. Maximum temperatures sometimes rise to over 25°C and the sea slowly warms up. The average air temperature is between 15° and 25°C and is therefore especially pleasant for active holidaymakers who want to hike or explore the island on mountain bikes. Also for excursions, the temperature is just right, because it is not too hot. As for swimming, in early and mid-May the sea is usually too cool: the average water temperature is around 17 ° C, sometimes it is also 20 ° C. But hardened, enjoy a fun swim in the sea even now. Everyone else is sunbathing for a long time and maybe just refreshing their feet … The proper swimming season starts in Mallorca at the end of May. Some rainy days are also available in Mallorca in May. The weather is never predictable and temperatures can of course vary by region.

Also in May there are some Holidays in Mallorca . As in Germany, Labor Day is celebrated on May 1st. Festa del Treball is also a public holiday in Mallorca. Many communities also have local festivals. The largest and most famous festival is Moros y Christianos, which is celebrated annually on the weekend of May 2 in Soller. Mallorca remembers the glorious victory of the Sollérics over the Moorish invaders with a great folk festival. On the second Monday of the month, a grand battle takes place, which is an extraordinary event with historical costumes and cannon bombers – for every visitor and every Mallorca! May festivals are also celebrated in many smaller towns such as Sineu, Sencelle or Lloret de Vistalegre.

In May, the island is recommended for families with family Children’s holiday want to enjoy off the beaten track. The beaches are not crowded and are great for sports or games. Mallorca is still in the “calm before the big fever” phase. Whether you’re hiking, cycling or who prefers to play golf or ride on the beaches – Mallorca in May is worth it.

June is the turn for summer in the Balearic Islands. The island experiences its warmth, which ends the “green season”. The climate is getting drier. Flowers bloom, bathing friends conquer the Spanish island. The target group changes and the hiker or cyclist is replaced by a group of beachgoers. The water is constantly 21 ° C and offers ideal conditions. The average reaches 27 in June and at night it’s still a pleasant 15°C that invites you to linger outdoors. Currently, you can cool off in Mallorca in the approximately 3,000 cave systems that can be found on the island. The island has the densest network of caves in Europe per square meter and these caves are pleasantly cool in the high temperatures outside. Tip: Cova de Sa Campana, which is located in the municipality of Escorca in the Serra de Tramuntana. Here the visitor will find the cave of Sala de la Gracia (145m x 100m).

In July, Mallorca will not only be literally hot. In recent years, the island has reached new record temperatures, and hotels on the beaches are celebrating the high season. For those who still visit the island and are thinking about walking or cycling, do not forget about shady hats and an ample supply of water. The average temperature in July is 29°C, reaching over 25°C in the morning. Evenings are pleasant for strolling along the beach or sitting in the countless open-air restaurants. The clubs, bars and nightclubs are well stocked and the Balearic Islands are dominated by the adventurous.

Families with children There is no need to avoid the island. The safari zoo, which crosses the savannah in the landscape of African animals by car, offers air-conditioned and recreational marine activities.

According to weather data, August is the hottest month on the island. If you are planning a holiday that should be celebrated with sports activities or at the center of island excursions, you should urgently consider it. The temperature is constantly around 30°C and too early during the day. Many hours of sunshine, warm sea water (+25°C) and very dry. The climate conditions are perfect for a beach holiday, but you have to follow the Mallorcan rhythm during your lunch break and take a break from the sun. Siesta calls the Spaniard the rest phase at noon in the hottest phase. The beaches of Es Trenc in the south of Cala Figuera and the famous Cala Pi Formentor are popular starting points. For those who prefer solitude, Cala Torta Bay in the northeast of the island is recommended. Activities such as going out and dining in the evening in August.

In September, the middle of summer leaves the Balearic Island, and with it comes a great heat wave. The sea still has summer strength and the water temperature is a pleasant 24°C. Many visitors consider autumn, in addition to the “green season” in spring, to be the perfect time to visit Mallorca. The risk of rain is manageably low (four rainy days) and the wind does not interfere . Lots of sunshine, an average temperature of around 22°C and clouds that quickly move past the air currents.

The beaches are empty, there are plenty of secluded bays, shopping in Palma is possible without crowding, and the Tramuntana mountains in the west of Mallorca can be explored on foot or by bike. The pilgrimage from Port de Soller to Deia should be on the list of visitors. The hillside oaks and olive groves along the way are popular photo opportunities.

From the second half of October the swimming season ends in Mallorca. Offers in the first half of the month, still in excellent outdoor and water temperatures, swimming in the sea, threatening from the middle of the month, downpours called Gota Fría, cold drops. The temperature drops noticeably. Mallorca has a lot to offer at this time of the year. For example, as at the Son Catiu mill, which is located near the Inca, you can visit the oil presses. The olive groves are harvested completely and the olives are processed. Especially for gourmets, the time of the year, because autumn is not too warm to enjoy the harder delicacies of Mallorca. Lamb chops, stew and fish, suckling pig and one of the popular island wines!

While temperatures in Germany are slowly dropping below the 10°C mark, you can still expect fall temperatures of 15 to 20°C in November in Mallorca.
However, changeable weather is likely in November. On the good days that November brings, you can still swim in the sea. This is appreciated by water sports enthusiasts who love autumn in Mallorca. This is an important wind for surfing or sailing, and falling into the water is much more pleasant than, for example, in the North or Baltic Sea. At night it can be cool with 8°C. So you should consider as a tourist that the property has a heating option.

Empty beaches may invite you to a pleasant picnic, and the water is likely to serve only as a short-term cooling after sports. When the temperature doesn’t allow it, the gentle visitor to the island can also spend time exploring the island’s attractive fauna or visiting one of the many museums. Also the monuments of the island are a tourist attraction in their own right and moved long before the mass tourism of many people on the island.

As in Germany, November 1st is All Saints’ Day in Mallorca. Every year at the end of November, the Jazz Voyeur Festival begins. Here, jazz fans can attend jazz concerts at the Teatro Teatro de Palma for five consecutive nights. In addition to the evening program, there will also be seminars, discussions and film screenings. After the first week, the Jazz Voyeur club in the Lounge area will continue with a variety of live jazz music. Until November, as part of the Fires d’Inca folklore festival, you can still visit Sunday fairs. From tools to vintage cars to regional merchandise markets, there’s so much to do in a traditional Inca area! In mid-November, the annual Dijous Bo Folk Festival finally kicks off, attracting over 250,000 visitors a year. You can see tournaments, exhibitions, shows and fairs.

December brings an average of six rainy days and temperatures are crisp. The sundial is back (five hours a day), but those looking for the sun will find it on the island even in December. Let’s take a look at 2015: 20°C was not uncommon in December and over Christmas. Like New Year’s Eve, Mallorca’s visitors were spoiled by the sun. This is the time of long walks around the island, for example to Alcudia, the time of cycling without much traffic and the time of celebrations marked by rich food. For Families with children : Christmas markets never disappear in Mallorca!

ᐅ for Easter in Mallorca: weather, festivals and holidays
… in Mallorca, you will be surprised by an island that shows a completely different face than during the summer high season. After the Almond Blossom In January and February spring came to Mallorca, it is already beginning to bloom and bloom everywhere at Easter. In addition, warmer temperatures can be expected, which usually exceed the values ​​prevailing in Germany at the same time. However, since the weather in spring is still quite unstable, the weather for today is Tuesday, December 4th. It will be warm and rainy. No IMGW 9 warnings0023 … weather Prepared by the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management, Tuesday will be a relatively warm day, of course, as in December. The temperature throughout the country during the day will be positive. The warmest will be in the west – in Poznan, Wroclaw, Opole and Zielon Góra, thermometers will show 9 degrees Celsius. We will see 8 degrees on thermometers in Bydgoszcz, Gorzow Wielkopolski, Katowice, Krakow, Lodz and Torun, and 7 degrees in Szczecin, Gdansk, Warsaw, Kielce and Jelenia Góra. Climate and weather on the Baltic Sea
The Baltic Sea, with a total area of ​​413,000 square kilometers, is the largest inland sea in Europe and the largest sea of ​​brackish water in the world. Up to 85 million people live on the coast of the Baltic Sea from Germany, Poland through the Baltic States to Scandinavia. Considering the size of the Baltic Sea, it is not surprising that the weather and climate in the Baltic Sea Region also vary greatly from region to region.

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Most tourists who decide to relax in Spain choose the Costa Brava. They think, and some are even sure, that this is a city and a resort. In fact, this coastline is 200 kilometers long. And it is on this coast that the ancient beautiful cities: Blanes, Tossa de Mar and Lloret de Mar. And it is in them that tourists stop when they come here. And where do they come? Do you know where the Costa Brava is on the map in Spain? We offer you to look at this place and then you yourself will understand that this place is truly magical and it is worth coming here for a vacation.

A bit of geography

And so, the Costa Brava is the coast, and some say that it is a strip. This miracle is located in the northeast of Catalonia, in the province of Girona. Actually, Barcelona is about 60 kilometers from here, and the Costa Brava also borders on France and the border is natural mountains on which beautiful landscapes and picturesque paintings. Ski resorts can also be found here in winter.

Video about Costa Brava

If you have not visited the coast yet, then watch a beautiful video that shows all the beauty of the coastline 200 kilometers long. In the video you will see cities, look at best beaches countries and penetrate the rest so that you want to immediately go here.

Climate and weather of the Costa Brava

This place is one of the three most visited places in the country by tourists. But in general, the Costa Brava is the coldest place in the country, if we take the average temperature for the year.
The climate here is mild and stable. Still, this is the Mediterranean Sea and there are almost no unpleasant surprises. In summer, when the holiday season is in full swing, the air temperature is always above +30 degrees.

July and August are the hottest months. During these months, the temperature can easily rise to +35 degrees.
Winter months are the coldest. During the day there is almost no heat above +10, and at night it can drop to +2 +4. The rainiest month is November, at the end of autumn there are 15-18 days with rain. And the amount of precipitation reaches 120 millimeters.

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Look directly at the map. Where is the Costa Brava and what cities are on it.

Map of the Costa Brava with cities and resorts

And now we offer you new card with the Costa Brava. The map shows cities and resorts located along the coast. You will see how far Barcelona is from the first city of the coast, where the border with France passes and how far Andorra is.

Costa Brava
Costa Brava – literally translated as “wild coast” – the birthplace of Salvador Dali, is a strip of coast in the north-east of Spain.
The total length of the territory covers more than 160 km. This picturesque place has attracted attention since ancient times. Since the beginning of the last century, the Costa Brava has become one of the most popular destinations among European artists and poets, who were inspired to create unique beauty this coast. Thanks to the warm climate, magnificent scenery and sunny beaches, Lloret de Mar. Blanes. Tossa de Mar and Playa de Aro resort will forever sink into the heart. The beach season here is quite long, since it opens at the end of May and lasts until October. This allows residents of temperate latitudes to enjoy the sun’s rays longer than usual.
During the holiday season average temperature air is 23 degrees. Once in Costa Dorada be sure to visit local attractions such as Gothic Quarter and the famous Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar. If you are a true connoisseur of art, then be sure to go to Montjuic Castle and the Picasso Museum. The main holiday of this resort is Fiesta Mayer. also called patron day. In order to see this costume performance with singing and dancing with your own eyes, you need to plan your trip here in advance.
Ibiza is the best youth resort in Spain. The name of this resort is translated as “Island of Bes”. Every holiday season, an incredible number of young people gather at this resort, as well as active tourists. The island on which this resort is located is the third largest in the Balkan archipelago. The resort covers an area of ​​574 sq. kilometers. Although Ibiza is located at a distance of 90 km from mainland Spain, it is still the spain map of the costa bravo resorts for all those who are fans of outdoor activities, love a carefree pastime on the beach, love the sun, sea and sand.
Ibiza resort
About 73 thousand people permanently live on the island. The capital of this resort is Ibiza. If you come here on vacation, you can see the sights of this island. The Puig das Mulins necropolis and Castel Castle are always welcome to tourists. For lovers beach holiday surprise – this resort has 56 beaches!
The resort of Tenerife is located on the very big island Canary archipelago. This resort appeared at the end of the 19th century, which is a short time. In its shape, this island is somewhat similar to a triangle (look at the map). Its area is almost 4 times the area of ​​Ibiza and is almost 2 thousand square meters. kilometers.
Resort Puerto de la Cruz
This resort is conditionally divided into northern and southern parts. This separation takes place mountain range and Northern part the island has high humidity, while its southern part is arid. Rest is just the best in the southern part. Tenerife is sometimes called the island of eternal spring, which is explained by the very mild and pleasant climate on it. The average annual temperature on the island is 23 degrees. In winter it is never colder than 18 degrees here.
Of the local attractions, the most significant is the Teide volcano. After him in importance comes national park Tenerife. which is located at an altitude of almost 2 thousand meters above sea level. 3,720 meters is exactly the height of the highest part of this island.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital of Tenerife and all canary islands. The population of the capital is over 200 thousand people. There are two beaches here that are of particular interest to tourists. Taganana beach with black sand and yellow sand beach, which was specially brought here from the Sahara.
Resort Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Tossa de Mar
one of the most picturesque towns of the Costa Bravo. sung by poets and served as a source of inspiration for many artists. Back in the early 20s, Tossa de Mar was considered a vacation spot for wealthy Europeans. The vast city beach is bordered on one side by a rugged rocky shore, where sea cliffs form deep grottoes, narrow straits and secluded bays, attracting dreamers, romantic explorers underwater world. On the other side of the city beach is one of the most famous national monuments of the Costa Brava – medieval city- Fortress Vila Vella (“old village”), founded in the XII century, walking along which you can not only see the majestic fortifications, but also admire the boundless expanses of the sea. One of the most favorite walking routes for tourists goes along the stone staircase, which gradually rises to the ancient citadel and its narrow winding streets. From the height of the fortress offers a breathtaking view of the sea and the immediate surroundings.
Palamos
– a city located in the north of the Costa Brava. Surprisingly clean and transparent sea, beautiful sandy beaches, beautiful bays and romantic bays hidden behind steep sea cliffs – all this attracts nature lovers who prefer relaxing holiday. The historical part of the city, perfectly preserved to this day and consisting of winding narrow streets and old buildings, is distinguished by the special flavor of an old Spanish seaside settlement. Today in the old town there are numerous shops, souvenir shops, bars, small cozy cafes. gourmet restaurants. The new resort area, built up with modern hotels, boarding houses, campsites and summer residences, developed mainly along the coast, in a quiet beach area.
Cadaqués
– a small town in the north of the Costa Brava, located on the coast of the sea bay with the same name. The extraordinary beauty of the local landscapes has long attracted the most famous representatives of Bohemia, many of whom stayed in Cadaques for a long time to replenish their source of inspiration. It is a great pleasure to walk along the fabulously beautiful embankments of the city, on which magnificent buildings lined up, reflected in the calm waves of the bay. A picturesque mountain road leads to this recognized Bohemian capital of the Costa Brava.
The small seaside town of Sant Pol de Mar, despite the rapid development of tourism, has retained the original atmosphere of a Catalan fishing village. Excellent sandy beaches stretch for many kilometers along the entire city limits. Narrow, winding and steep streets are now lined with shops, bars, cafes and restaurants where you can taste traditional Spanish dishes, with desserts made from local strawberries occupying a special place on the menu.
City of Calella
– the largest resort and tourist capital of the Costa del Maresme. A peculiar feature of the city is the neighborhood of modern hotels with historical and residential areas that live their daily lives. The huge sandy beach stretches for more than two kilometers along the entire city line. One of the most popular walking routes passes through the central part of the city. There is an innumerable number of shops with a rich selection of goods, souvenir shops, various bars, cafes and restaurants offering both international cuisine and dishes. local cuisine. Closer to the night, numerous discos, flamenco bars and nightclubs start working.
City of Malgrat de Mar
The old seaside town of Malgrat de Mar. located on the border of the provinces of Arselona and Girona, over the past 10 years of rapid development of tourism has become one of the most modern resorts coast of the Costa del Maresme. Huge sandy beaches, washed by a perfectly clear calm sea, stretch along the city embankment and further for many kilometers. The city is conditionally divided into two parts – the historical part, preserved in its original form, known as “ Old city”, and a modern area built up with numerous hotels and entertainment centers, called the “new city”.
City of Santa Susanna
The charming old Catalan town of Santa Susanna is today one of the most developed tourist centers on the Costa del Maresme. Its spacious sandy beaches are less crowded than those more major resorts, attract lovers of a serene relaxing holiday ideal for families with children. Resort area Santa Susanna smoothly connects to the neighboring resort of Malgrat de Mar via a busy tourist promenade lined with numerous shops, shopping centers, bars, restaurants, cafes, discos and night entertainment centers.
Pineda de Mar
Pineda de Mar – an old seaside town that is gradually turning into a lively tourist centre coast of the Costa del Maresme. The rapid development of tourism has led to the construction of modern hotels, boarding houses, summer residences and campsites and has led to the formation of a wide infrastructure of shopping and entertainment centers. Like many cities on the Costa Brava, the city is divided into two areas: history Center, located around the parish church, and the tourist promenade, along which there are many hotels, shops, bars, restaurants and cafes. The resort offers extensive beaches of coarse sand, stretching for many kilometers.
Transport in the cities of the Costa Bravo
In summer, the cities of the coast (Blanes, Tossa de Mar and Lloret de Mar) are connected by sea – boats run between them several times a day. The price of a boat ticket is 3-8 euros one way, depending on the distance. But you can also move on land without problems: express buses run between the resorts along the route Tossa de Mar – Lloret de Mar – Barcelona about 7 times a day and a ticket costs about 6 euros. In Lloret de Mar, next to the railway station, there is a bus terminal, from where communication is carried out with all resort centers coast. Blanes, Barcelona and Girona are also connected by rail. Trains depart every 30-50 minutes (traffic stops at night), and the ticket price varies depending on the day of the week and is approximately 6 euros.

in front of you detailed map Costa Brava with city names and settlements in Russian. Move the map by holding it with the left mouse button. You can move around the map by clicking on one of the four arrows in the upper left corner. You can change the scale using the scale on the right side of the map or by turning the mouse wheel.

What country is the Costa Brava in?

Costa Brava is located in Spain. It’s wonderful beautiful place with its own history and traditions. Costa Brava coordinates: north latitude and east longitude (show on a large map).

virtual walk

The figurine of a “little man” above the scale will help to make virtual walk in the cities of the Costa Brava. By pressing and holding the left mouse button, drag it to any place on the map and you will go for a walk, while inscriptions with the approximate address of the area will appear in the upper left corner. Choose the direction of movement by clicking on the arrows in the center of the screen. The “Satellite” option at the top left allows you to see the relief image of the surface. In the “Map” mode, you will get the opportunity to get acquainted in detail with highways Costa Brava and the main attractions.

Getting to Barcelona is not difficult, the express bus runs on the route Tossa de Mar – Lloret de Mar – Barcelona about 7 times a day and the ticket costs about 6 euros, and the fare for a taxi will be about 90 euros. But still, the main mode of transport on the coast is comfortable commuter trains. Railway stretches along the coast from the town of Blanes to Barcelona and beyond. Trains leave every 30 minutes (traffic stops at night), the ticket price varies depending on the day of the week and is approximately 3 euros. From Lloret de Mar to railway station Blanes can be reached by bus, which also leaves every 30 minutes from the bus terminal. But there is also alternative way movement between neighboring resorts is pleasure boats plying between the cities of Blanes, Tossa de Mar and Lloret de Mar several times a day. The price of a boat ticket is 3 – 8 euros one way, depending on the distance. Moving between the resorts of this coast by taxi will cost you about 6 – 20 euros. Prices are for one way only.

Things to do?

Resting in the resorts of the Costa Brava, you can successfully combine a beach holiday with excursions. Moreover, there really is something to see. Well, how not to visit Barcelona, ​​for example? Not to see the famous creation of Antonio Gaudi – Sagrada Familia? 145 km from Barcelona is the magnificent medieval city of Girona. Not far from this historical monument is the town of Figueres, where the theater-museum of Salvador Dali is located. It is also impossible not to visit the miracle of ancient architecture, the symbol of Catalonia – erected at an altitude of 721 m above sea level and surrounded by bizarre rocks, the monastery of Montserrat. Full day excursion to the independent Principality of Andorra – zone duty free- this is a “deep dive” in shopping. In the town of Valtordera, you can see a real medieval jousting tournament, as well as become a participant in a medieval festival with dancing and dinner. Not only children, but also the older generation will enjoy visiting the Marineland dolphinarium, the Aqualeon minizoo, water parks, the largest of which is called Water World and is located near Lloret de Mar.

Resorts

The resorts of Costa Barcelona and Costa Brava, which have long been known under the common name “Costa Brava Coast”, are located on the northern coast of Spain and are deservedly loved by tourists from all over the world.
Vacationers are attracted by affordable prices, a large selection of entertainment for the whole family, developed infrastructure and proximity to Barcelona, ​​the capital of Catalonia.
The Costa Barcelona (or Costa Maresme) stretches from Barcelona to the resort town of Santa Susanna. Behind him begin the resorts of the Costa Brava – Blanes, Lloret de Mar, Tossa de Mar and Playa de Aro, each of which has its own unique look. Lloret de Mar is popular with young people who prefer leisure and entertainment.
​Beach lovers will appreciate the long beaches of Calella and Santa Susanna, their picturesque surroundings and sea ​​food. Tossa de Mar – natural pearl region is a quiet and peaceful family resort, located in a cozy bay on the seashore. Here is the famous medieval fortified city of Vila Vella (” old village”). The hospitable resorts of the Costa Brava will not leave indifferent those who cannot imagine life without shopping and leisurely dinners in local restaurants. A large selection of hotels for different tastes, gentle sea and bright sun, attractions located “literally at your fingertips”, all these joys of life you will find here, on the coasts of Catalonia.

Beaches and bathing season

coastal relief resort region The Costa Brava is made up of impregnable cliffs and cliffs, overgrown with Pyrenean pines and firs, which, in turn, alternate with magnificent bays and bays with white sand beaches.
All beaches here, as well as throughout Spain, are municipal and free. Many beaches are marked ” blue flag”, including: Blanes and Sabanell beaches in Blanes, Fenals, Lloret, Sa Boadella & St. Cristina in Lloret de Mar, Garbi and Gran de Calella beaches in Calella, Gran de Todda & La Mar Menuda in Tossa de Mar , central beach Malgrad de Mar and Pineda de Mar.
​Rental of beach equipment (sunbeds and umbrellas) is paid separately. The swimming season lasts from mid-May to October.

Resorts of the Costa Brava:

Blanes

Blanes is lively resort town with contrasting architecture. medieval monuments, quarters built in the old Spanish style are adjacent to ultra-modern buildings. Among tourists, the resort is famous as an excellent place for family holidays.

Costa Brava

Spain’s coolest coastline, the Costa Brava, has a particularly mild climate throughout the year. The coast includes several resorts stretching up to the border of France, the most famous of them are the towns of Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar, Blanes.

Lloret de Mar

Lloret de Mar is a small Spanish paradise where you can forget about cloudy days and the bustle of a dusty metropolis, enjoy sunny bunches of grapes and dance fiery flamenco until dawn. And during the day – to wander through the narrow streets ancient city and relax on the golden beach, where gentle waves with a gentle touch will heal accumulated fatigue.

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January 10, 2021  

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With vaccinations well under way in many parts of the world, there’s real belief that travel restrictions will gradually ease in the next few months. We make no apology for offering the information about our free digital maps once again; last time we posted this information we were pleased and surprised at how many people enjoyed them and started planning ahead to travel.

We’d like to help you get planning. Where to next? Why not start by getting your hands on our Free Digital Maps.

Read all about it HERE.

There are free maps to 19 tempting walking destinations to check out, including :

CANARY ISLANDS

La Gomera & El Hierro, Lanzarote, La Palma, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria

Las Canadas, Tenerife, Canary IslandsLa Palma, Mirador del Time, Canary Islands

BALEARIC ISLANDS

Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, Formentera

Dragonera, from La Trapa, Mallorca, Balearic Islands (Spain)

GREEK ISLANDS

Zakynthos (Zante), Corfu

SPANISH MAINLAND

Costa Blanca Mountains, Costa del Sol (Axarquia), Alpujarras, Sierra de Aracena

The ancient bell-tower, Aracena Castle

– and also:

Malta & Gozo

Madeira

Azores

Levada Nova, Madeira

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November 25, 2020  

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With the real hope of vaccines within reach, we can look forward to planning walking adventures again. Once travel freedom returns, there’s going to be a lot of pent-up desire to get away, so this could be the best time to make some plans.

We’d like to help you get planning. Where to next? Why not start by getting your hands on our Free Digital Maps.

Read all about it HERE.

There are free maps to 19 tempting walking destinations to check out, including :

CANARY ISLANDS

La Gomera & El Hierro, Lanzarote, La Palma, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria

La Palma, Mirador del Time, Canary Islands

BALEARIC ISLANDS

Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, Formentera

Dragonera, from La Trapa, Mallorca, Balearic Islands (Spain)

GREEK ISLANDS

Zakynthos (Zante), Corfu

SPANISH MAINLAND

Costa Blanca Mountains, Costa del Sol (Axarquia), Alpujarras, Sierra de Aracena

The ancient bell-tower, Aracena Castle

– and also:

Malta & Gozo

Madeira

Azores

Levada Nova, Madeira

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July 4, 2020  

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The British Government has published the list of countries you can travel from, into England, with no quarantine needed. At last, the brakes are off and all of us who want to get away have a tempting array of countries to choose from.

Plenty of fresh air and views, Las Canadas, Tenerife, Canary Islands (Spain)

Of course, keeping safe is important, so what better than getting out and about on airy mountain walks or breezy coastal trails, well away from the crowds.

Palaiokastritsa Bay, Corfu (Greece)

Greece and its lovely islands is on the ‘good to go’ list, along with all of Spain including the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands.

Dragonera, from La Trapa, Mallorca, Balearic Islands (Spain)

How about the quiet beauty of Brittany (France), or fascinating Malta and Gozo?

Pointe de Landunvez, Brittany (France)Malta

There’s plenty of information to help you choose your getaway destination here.

Have a look at our free digital maps, fully detailed and just what you need for adventuring away from the crowds. Take a look at our printed maps and walking guidebooks too.

We can offer maps (many also available as free digital downloads) and guidebooks for most of the following destinations which are all on the UK Governments ‘free to travel‘ list:

Our maps and/or guides:

FRANCE
Brittany

SPAIN
Canary Islands: Gran Canaria
La Palma
Tenerife
Lanzarote
La Gomera & El Hierro
Fuerteventura

Mainland Spain: Costa Blanca Mountains
Sierra de Aracena
Costa del Sol
Alpujarras

Balearic Islands: Mallorca
Ibiza
Formentera
Menorca

GREECE

Zakynthos (Zante)
Corfu

Malta & Gozo

Lanzarote’s north, Canary Islands (Spain)Costa Blanca Mountains – Puig Campana (Spain)

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April 2, 2020  

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We may not be able to go adventuring for a while yet. However, we can plan ahead for when we can travel again. Have a look at our digital maps, clear and fully detailed for adventure planning of all kinds, including walking, climbing, biking or maybe daydreaming about your next big trip.

Mirador Del Time, La Palma, Canary IslandsHere’s the map section of the area shown in the photo (above).

There’s a whole hatful of exciting free maps to be had. Take a look at this list of adventure destinations.

Balearic Islands

Mallorca

Menorca

Ibiza

Formentera

Menorca’s rugged north-east coast

Madeira

Madeira – approaching Ribeira Funda

Azores

Greek Islands

Corfu

Zante (aka Zakynthos)

Malta, Gozo & Comino

Spanish Mainland

Axarquia / Costa del Sol

Costa Blanca

Alpujarras

Sierra de Aracena

Axarquia

Canary Islands

Gran Canaria

La Palma

Tenerife

La Gomera & El Hierro

Lanzarote

Fuerteventura

La Gomera, Canary Islands

We hope that we’ve inspired you to think about your next big adventure. To get your free digital maps, please look here https://www.dwgwalking.co.uk

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August 28, 2018  

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We know that most people use our Tour & Trail maps for hiking and biking, for driving and occasionally while horse riding. Their strength, toughness, foldability and waterproof qualities make our maps ideal for all these pursuits.

Look at those magical blues! Paddle Boarding off Northern Menorca

But here’s a first! We received an interesting email from Oliver, a kayak, open canoe and paddle board guide. He uses our maps to navigate around coastlines and sent us a couple of photos showing how he does it.

Paddle Boarding off Menorca’s North Coast

“Just wanted to say how impressed I am with the quality of your maps, I use them to navigate our way around coastlines, most recently around some of the awesome north coast of Menorca on Stand Up Paddle Boards, (I guide in both sea kayak and Open canoe too).

Your maps definitely make life easy while afloat …

Oliver”

(Received 24 August 2018)

And here’s how to use your Tour & Trail map while paddle boarding.

Thanks Oliver!

You can see that map and many others from Discovery Walking Guides here.

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Costa Blanca Mountains – Castell de Castells

Behind Spain’s Costa Blanca with its tourist resorts lies a mountainous region waiting to be explored.

When you’ve had enough of beaches, turn and look inland. Those rugged peaks are more accessible then you might assume. First impressions might suggest an arid, austere region; prepare to be surprised.

Costa Blanca Mountains – Vall de Laguar

But, once you make the decision to explore on foot, bike or horseback, you’ll find green valleys between the rocky peaks. Villages and hamlets nestle in the mountain folds.

Costa Blanca Mountains – Puig Campana

There are many walking tracks and paths, some signposted. To get the most from adventuring here, get hold of Costa Blanca Mountains Tour & Trail Map and Walk! The Costa Blanca Mountains.

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December 30, 2016  

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If you are one of the many who found a Garmin GPS in their Christmas stocking, this post is for you.

Get your hands on a free sample ‘real-time’ map and see your Garmin come to life. You can choose a sample map of Graciosa ( off Lanzarote, Canary Islands) or Sierra de Aracena (Andalucia, Spain).

What you’ll get is a highly detailed real-time Tour & Trail digital download map, which you can save on your hard drive, transfer to your Garmin GPS CustomMap memory or onto a micro-SD card; you can also use the maps in Garmin Basecamp and Google Earth.

If you like what you’re seeing then you can purchase more mapping to download, for a whole host of destinations including:-

CANARY ISLANDS

Sample segment, Gran Canaria.

Gran Canaria
Tenerife
La Palma
La Gomera
Lanzarote
Fuerteventura

MAINLAND SPAIN
Alpujarras (Sierra Nevada, Andalucia, southern Spain)
Costa Blanca Mountains (Alicante, southern Spain)
Axarquia (Andalucia, southern Spain)
Sierra de Aracena (Helva province, southern Spain)

BALEARIC ISLANDS
Mallorca
Menorca
Formentera
Ibiza

PORTUGUESE ISLANDS
Madeira

For more information about Tour & Trail Maps take a look HERE.

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A tour of Raco Roig (Walk 20)

We welcome all user feedback – and in particular for our new downloadable maps for Garmin GPS.

Erik is a Costa Blanca Mountains expert and guides walks in the region. https://www.walking-holiday-in-spain.com

See the maps he’s referring to here:-http://www. dwgwalking.co.uk/CBM.htm

Here’s what he told us about  his experiences using both our printed maps and our maps for Garmin GPS:-

“Over the last month my walking customers have been testing the Discovery Walking Guides sheet map (Costa Blanca Mountains Tour & Trail Map) and downloadable basemaps on the eTrek Garmin 20 GPS for the treks and walking holidays we organise in the Costa Blanca Mountains.
The sheet maps are useful, although the 1:40,000 scale in the Spanish countryside is at the limit for precise navigating, the roads on the map translate as 55 metres wide on the ground – easily enough to get misplaced for a while. Some of what appear as roads are overgrown dirt tracks that are now footpaths, you can still get through but it can be a bit confusing so if you want to go off the marked routes you will need to be patient.

The marking of existing official routes and recommended routes is very good, there are some minor omissions and in one case replicating an error found on the local 1:20,000 topo. Not perfect but a very good approximation and an improvement on the local maps. The problem here is still the abysmal way marking of routes on the ground.

The area covered is quite extensive, although some of my routes fall outside the eastern margin of the coverage.

The basemaps for the Garmin GPS are very good, despite an initial problem with the download (for some reason Windows 7 stripped off the filetype which you had to add manually) they are now installed on all my Garmins. The image is very clear, much better than my own 1:25,000 basemaps that blur on zooming in.

The maps load relatively quickly on start-up and as you are walking the change from one tile to another is very smooth, in fact it is barely perceptible.

View over the coastal plain from the Costa Blanca Mountains

All in all a great improvement for those of us who have been struggling with Spanish maps for years, My only reservation is the 1:40,000 scale, I would love it if you would considering publishing 1:20,000 or 1:25,000 maps as a future upgrade. ”

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Inland of the famous holiday coast of Spain’s Costa Blanca lies an unspoilt walker’s paradise.

Do you want a taste? Take a look at this free sample walk. Click on this link to access the download:-

http://www.dwgwalking.co.uk/CBM.htm

Walk 7 ‘Castell de Confrides’ lies not far from Benidorm – here’s the objective, the remains of a stronghold hundreds of years old from which there are amazing views.

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Spain’s Costa Blanca is so much more than the coastal strip – look inland – you could be up on those white mountains!

Walk! The Costa Blanca Mountains is available as a printed book – from today you can also download the pdf version. Perfect if there’s no time to get the printed copy before you head off adventuring. It’s also handy if you want to print off one or two pages to carry for the day, saving weight in your pack.

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http://www.dwgwalking. co.uk/CBM.htm

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resorts, cities, coast, where it is, the sea, where it is better to relax, description – Barcelona Realty Group

Climate and weather on the Costa Brava

not allowing the air to warm up to the sweltering heat. In spring and autumn, other winds are also frequent in the zone, each brings its own aroma – resins, pine needles or salt – and paints the sea in different tones. In general, the region is characterized by a pleasant Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters. The temperature in the summer months rarely exceeds +30C, and in the cold season it does not fall below +10C. In July-August, the sea warms up to + 25C, which especially attracts those who like to swim in refreshing water, and not in “fresh milk”.

The Costa Brava on the map of Spain

The “Wild Coast” stretches for 220 km along the Mediterranean Sea, from the delta of the Tordera River in Blanes to the town of Portbou on the border with France. In the south it is a strip of white sandy beaches, and further north – a chain of small bays with azure water, lost between picturesque impregnable rocks. From the west, the region is bordered by the mountains of the Pyrenean Range, which reliably protect from the winds and create a unique healing microclimate.

Resorts on the Costa Brava

Let’s find out where is the best place to relax on this wonderful island.

Lloret de Mar

The “pioneer” of mass tourism and the most democratic of the resort towns of the Costa Brava was founded in the 4th century BC. A successful “gentlemen’s package”, including wide sandy beaches, picturesque bays, interesting architecture and a vibrant nightlife, has turned it from a quiet fishing village into a favorite place for Europeans of all ages. Sights include the charming Gothic church of Sant Roma, the oldest castle of Sant Joan, the modernist cemetery or the church of St. Christina with an altar of Italian marble and a curious collection of miniature ships.

Tossa de Mar

Picturesque medieval fortress on Guardi hill, narrow streets and blue sea – Tossa is rightly called the most beautiful corner of the Mediterranean. However, behind the carefree shell hides the dense past of a fishing village, with thousands of years of pirate raids and natural disasters. Suffering from pirate attacks, it was built up strictly inside the fortress wall, so the entire Old Town, with its temples, shops and coffee shops, is now hiding under its canopy. This is where the Costa Brava is home to the Museum of Painting, with a good collection of numerous artists in residence, including Chagall and Picasso, the neoclassical Temple of San Vincent, and the Michelin-starred restaurant La Cuina de Can Simon. Not far from the center, you can admire the ruins of the ancient Roman settlement of Vila del Ametiers or visit the bay of Mar Menuda, popular with diving fans.

Girona

One of the oldest and richest cities in Catalonia, Girona is the economic and cultural center of the province of the same name with its own airport. Strategically located on the Roman route of the Via Augusta, far from the sea, since its foundation in the 1st century, it has been subjected to raids by various peoples, gradually turning into a mosaic of traditions and cultures and acquiring a unique architectural appearance. Most of the monuments of the Arab, Jewish and Roman cultures are concentrated in the historical center, separated from the new areas by the picturesque Onyar River. Among the most famous monuments, it is worth mentioning the Cathedral of Santa Maria with the widest nave in the world and a unique collection of paintings from the Renaissance period, the monastery of San Domenic, one of the first Gothic buildings in Catalonia, and the Jewish Quarter, with a mysterious labyrinth of streets. There are two Michelin-starred restaurants in Girona: El Celler de Can Roca (three stars) and Can Massana (one star).

Pals

The tiny village 40 km from Girona has only 3000 inhabitants and a record number of historical monuments in the region. With no beaches or fashionable boutiques, this cozy place on the hill attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world. Wandering through its sleepy narrow streets, which, like a time capsule, keep the medieval atmosphere intact, you can find real gems of Gothic architecture. Particularly noteworthy is the Watchtower, built in the 12th century, an old Romanesque church and a lookout bridge offering stunning views of the green meadows of the Emporda.

Cadaqués

The white-washed fishing village has become famous as a bohemian favorite, with an endless number of art galleries and photogenic corners. The beginning of the art pilgrimage was laid by Salvador Dali, who had a house here and arranged crazy parties. Steep streets full of flowers were inspired by Lorca and Paul Eluard, André Breton and Matisse, Marcel Duchamp and Picasso… The narrow pebbly beaches of Cadaqués are not very suitable for swimming, but are always crowded with tourists, so the locals prefer secluded bays in the vicinity.

Within 10 km is the gigantic nature reserve of Cap de Creus, which offers fabulous landscapes, lost trails that do not appear on any maps, and a rich underwater world ideal for diving. The most popular point of the park is the Cap de Creus, where the events of the Hollywood film “The Lighthouse at the End of the World” with Kirk Douglas unfolded, and Luis Buñuel filmed the scenes of his “Golden Age”.

Pubol

Another place associated with the name of Salvador Dali. Right here at 19In 62, the genius of surrealism bought a castle for his “Russian muse” Gala, where he visited her with written permission. This is the place where the Costa Brava is the best place to relax for sophisticated natures. The building, dating back to the 10th century, has been restored and decorated according to the whimsical tastes of the artist. Extravagant installations, unusually shaped rooms and furniture, mysterious sculptures and stuffed animals – everything is dedicated to the cult of Galarina, invented by Dali. The tiny medieval village of Pubol itself, nestled among golden wheat fields 18 km from Girona, is a handful of rustic hotels and restaurants, and its entire population is engaged exclusively in the service sector.

Alt Emporda

Alt Emporda is an area in the north of the province of Girona, its most fertile garden, protected by a dense wall of mountains and having a unique microclimate. This is the birthplace of olives and vineyards, millet and hazelnuts, as well as the best restaurants in Spain: the world famous Can Roca, marked with three Michelin stars, is located here. Ancient monasteries and castles, ancient Roman ruins and secluded bays with crystal clear cool water, masterpieces of surrealism and exclusive wines – this welcoming region is chosen by those who are looking for peace and quiet between the mountains and the Costa Brava sea.

Blanes

The oldest city in Catalonia, already in Roman times, was considered an important trading port with one of the leading shipyards. Today it is a large resort center, attracting with its originality, wide sandy beaches, a large number of decent hotels and excellent fish taverns. Rock Sa Palomera, rising from the coast directly from the sea, is considered a symbol of the Costa Brava, and divides the place into two parts: quiet residential and tourist. The old district impresses with the number of architectural monuments, it is especially recommended to visit the castle of Sant Joan, the famous Gothic well or the temple of the Virgin of Villar, which keeps gratitude from the sailors she saved. Blanes is famous for its international fireworks festival held in July.

Palamos

Palamos, founded by the Greeks in the 2nd century BC, is built around a harbour, a strategic point for shipping and trade. The port, which includes a yacht marina and a fishing pier, is today considered the second most important in the region. Fish auctions are held here every day, the “highlight” of which is traditionally giant palamos shrimps, the “star” dish of the best Catalan restaurants. Worth a visit is the Gothic church of St. Mary with an impressive altar, located in the Old Town, as well as the Cau Museum with a unique collection of starfish and ship chests. The beach strip has clean white sand and a gentle slope, but locals prefer to swim in the surroundings: on the beaches of Fosca or Castell, or in the bays of Salguer and Estretta.

Playa de Aro

One of the most glamorous resorts in Spain is located in the north of the Costa Brava, close to the French border. Built in the 60s. of the last century, it quickly attracted the attention of the European aristocracy and turned into a fashionable place for the summer residences of the elite. Today it is the main shopping center of the coast, with a string of boutiques of leading brands and prestigious restaurants and a never-ending nightlife. The place has a completely modern look: among the few architectural monuments, we can mention the Gothic temple of the Virgin Mary, the castle of Benidormines and the old villas of the Catalan nobility. A long stretch of sandy beaches and tiny bays with cool turquoise waters, as well as a yacht port, attract fans of water sports.

Roses

One of the oldest towns on the Costa Brava, founded by the ancient Greeks and transformed into the 20th century. to a large resort, where the most extensive beaches are located. The entrance to the sea is gentle here, and the sand is shallow and clean, so the place is popular among families with children. The old center beckons with a large number of branded boutiques, discos and restaurants, including Michelin-starred ones. In summer, the tourist bus will take you to the main sights and visit the early Christian necropolis, the Romanesque monastery, the prehistoric dolmens and the Suitadella fortress, where jazz festivals are held.

Empuriabrava

The world’s largest residential water area, romantically dubbed “Catalan Venice”, was built in the 60s of the last century on the banks of artificial canals. Today, its infrastructure includes a yacht port, ship equipment stores, service stations, and boat rentals. Elegant villas, luxury hotels, restaurants and discos are located right on the canals, and private boats are the main means of transportation. In the vicinity of the city there is a sports airfield with the largest parachuting center in Europe, as well as many shops selling boats of all calibers and sizes.

Palafrugell

A small, sleepy town 30 km from Girona has long been famous for its cork production, which is reminiscent of the old cork factory, today occupied by a museum. Today it is a popular place for summer residences of metropolitan residents and wealthy Europeans. Worth a visit are the Gothic church of San Marti and the colorful farmer’s market held on Sundays. The seaside area, Calella de Palafrugell, is very picturesque and is characterized by many cozy coves lost among pine forests. The high level of local gastronomy is recognized by international experts, an example of which is the Casamar hotel-restaurant with a Michelin star. In July, a gathering of habanera performers takes place on the beach with a tasting of a pirate “cremata” – rum with coffee and orange slices.

La Escala

Former fishing village and DO anchovy production capital. The tourist boom has turned it into a major resort, which, however, has not lost its sleepy provincial charm. In addition to the Museum of Anchovies and Salt, you can visit many interesting historical monuments, such as the medieval observation tower of Puig del Pedro, the Church of St. Peter or the Archaeological Museum with one of the largest collections of artifacts in Europe.

Just a kilometer from La Escala are the remains of the cradle of Catalan navigation, the unique ruins of the first ancient Greek colony of Emporion, dating back to V-II BC. In the “Greek” and “Roman” parts of the settlement, you can see temples dedicated to Zeus, Aesculapius, Jupiter and Juno, the Greek agora and the Roman forum, houses of the nobility with mosaics, ancient factories and hospitals built by the Romans.

Sant Feliu de Guixols

Thanks to the large-scale production of cork in the old days, the port of little Sant Feliu was a point of first importance for the region’s economy. Today it is a lively tourist center with a charming promenade, clean sandy beaches and a number of architectural monuments. Chief among them is a Benedictine monastery with pre-Romanesque and Romanesque elements and an original arched façade called the “Iron Door”, serving as a summer concert venue. Other highlights include the archaeological museum, which houses finds from the excavations of the Roman settlement of Tossa, the classical modernist casino building, and the chapel of San Elma on the hill where the poet Ferran Agullo coined the name Costa Brava.

Must see on the Costa Brava

Dalí House Museum

Figueres is world famous as the birthplace of the most extravagant Spanish artist Salvador Dalí. Here is his amazing Theatre-Museum, which contains more than a thousand original paintings, sculptures and three-dimensional installations. This is a cult place for all fans of the genius and because his embalmed body rests in a crypt under the dome of the museum. The dome itself, in the form of a retina, and the walls, decorated with Catalan rolls and giant eggs, have long turned into a real symbol of the region, looking from all postcards. The space is divided into five zones, immersing visitors in the fantasy world of the maestro of hoax, and in the basement you can admire the jewelry created according to his sketches.

Castle of Sant Joan

Lloret is worth a visit to the ruins of the medieval castle of Sant Juan, one of the oldest in the region and listed as cultural heritage. Built in the 11th century on a hill above the sea, it served as a defensive fortress, repelling the attacks of pirates and foreign invaders. After repeated destruction and rebuilding, a part of the wall, the foundation and the main watchtower, which offer stunning panoramic views of the surroundings, have survived to this day.

Castle town of Besalú

The place-fortress, which has preserved medieval beauty, is located 25 km from Girona. At the entrance you will be met by a stone bridge over the river Fluvia, then the church of Sant Pere will impress you with its austerity, and, finally, you will find yourself in the warm embraces of an old Catalan village smelling of fresh bread and almonds. Artifacts can be found at every turn, whether it is a hospital for pilgrims built by Benedictine monks, a Jewish mikvah for ritual ablutions, or a giant metal chair right on the street, left over from a modern art exhibition. Every year in September, the Medieval Festival is held, where jousting and delicacy tastings, craft fairs and troubadour performances are held.

Vila Velha Fortress

Description of the Costa Brava is impossible without mentioning the only medieval fortress located in Tossa de Mar, one of the most romantic cities in Spain. Villa Vella was built on Guardi Hill in the 12th-14th centuries. and performed defensive functions during the attacks of pirates, the eternal scourge of ancient Empurda. All houses were originally built strictly within its walls, and only in the 16th century did the inhabitants dare to develop the territory along the sea. Seven towers were left as a legacy to the descendants, among which stand out the sea “caretaker” Torre d’en Joanàs, the “keeper” of the only hours of Torre de las Horas and Torre de es Codolar. At the very top of the fortress, where the Castillo de Tossa castle, built in 1387, once stood, now stands a lighthouse with a breathtaking panorama.

Vila Velha is also the name of the entire Old Town, which grew up inside the walls. This is a unique space that retains the charm of a medieval place, a labyrinth of narrow stone streets, arches, squares, art galleries, atmospheric boutiques, cafes and restaurants.

Dona Marinera Sculpture

Dona Marinera (Fisherman’s Wife), a bronze figure by sculptor Ernest Maragall, was installed on the beach of Lloret de Mar in 1966. Strongly built “Sailor”, as the locals affectionately call her, is nothing more than a tribute to the memory of the female half of the population, faithfully waiting for their husbands from swimming. The monument, as if copied from samples of socialist realism, is located on a viewing platform in the rock, an ideal place for photography. The legend says that if you touch the foot of the statue and make a wish, it will surely come true.

Medes Islands

The Medes archipelago, consisting of seven rocky islets and reefs, is nothing more than an extension of the Montgri massif. Located a mile from the coast, opposite the resort of L’Estartit, the islands served in ancient times as a hiding place for pirates, and in the 20th century they were proclaimed the first specially protected marine reserve in the country, where even fishing is prohibited. Today it is a paradise for divers, attracted by the unusual underwater terrain with many caves and underwater tunnels and an amazing variety of fish, algae and colorful corals. Excursions to the archipelago are also organized from L’Estartit – by kayak, yacht or pleasure boat with a transparent bottom.

Mar i Murtra and Piña Rosa Botanical Gardens

On the hillside between Lloret and Blanes is the famous Mar i Murtra botanical garden, created by the German philanthropist Karl Faust, with stunning sea views. On an area of ​​16 hectares, you can see more than 4,000 species of rare and exotic plants from all over the world, wander along the flowering alleys, and in the summer enjoy various concerts as part of the Les Nits de Marimurtra festival. Nearby is the Piña de Rosa park, the only one in Spain, which contains the rarest collection of succulents, including cacti, agaves and aloe – more than 7,000 copies in total.

Lloret de Mar Cemetery

The modernist cemetery of Lloret is called an open-air art exhibition and one of the best monuments of Catalan architecture of the 19th century. Designed by Joaquim Artau for the local bourgeoisie, it includes luxurious family crypts and mausoleums, created, among other things, by students of Antoni Gaudí. During the visit, you can visit the chapel of St. Cyric, where funerals are held, or take a walk along the quiet alleys between the pantheons, studying the inscriptions and the unique decor of the tombstones.

Santa Clotilde Gardens

The magnificent Jardíns de Santa Clotilde in Lloret de Mar is a brilliant example of Italian Renaissance landscape parks with sculptures, alleys and fountains. The creation of the architect Nicolau Rubier y Tuduri, they occupy an area of ​​15 hectares near the beach of Sa Boadella and are a kind of natural amphitheater descending to the sea. The ensemble has amazing views and is considered one of the best in Europe.

Church of San Roma

Built in 1522, the Sant Roma temple is considered the main attraction of Lloret de Mar. During the time of pirate attacks, the building performed defensive functions, which is noticeable by the massive doors and narrow loopholes. Over the centuries, the appearance of the church was subjected to multiple changes until it acquired its current form – ascetic gothic inside + intricate modernism outside. The domes of the Chapel of All Saints, decorated with mosaics in the traditional Arabic and Byzantine style, can be seen on all postcards as a symbol. San Roma is the heart of the city, where all the celebrations and concerts take place, and Sunday mass is served in several foreign languages.

Water parks

The water parks of the Costa Brava are the perfect way to spend hot days without the long queues that are so common on other coasts. The largest is Water World near Lloret de Mar, where on the territory of 140,000 m2 there are roller coasters of different levels of “extremeness”, pools with sea water, kamikazes and toboggans. Another water park “Marineland” is located near Palafolls and includes one of the best dolphinariums in Europe and exotic bird shows. In turn, in the vicinity of Playa de Aro, there is “Aquadiver”, a complex of more modest dimensions, nevertheless loved by both children and adults. There is no large influx of tourists here, and the most popular attractions are the vertical “Waterfall”, “Serpentine Hills” and “Fast River”.

How to get to Costa Brava

From the airport

There are two international airports on the coast – El Prat, 15 km from Barcelona and Girona-Costa Brava, 13 km from Girona, serving mainly low-cost flights. The resort towns are connected with them by regular bus routes operating all year round.

By train from Barcelona

In contrast to the Costa Maresme, where all coastal settlements are connected by train, “Wild Coast”, due to the specifics of its relief, has a rather meager railway connection. From the capital of the region, you can get by train only to large centers – Girona, Blanes, Figueras, Sant Celoni and some others. In other cases, you will have to transfer to buses, for example, “train to Blanes + bus to Lloret”, “train to Figueres + bus to Empuriabrava”.

By bus

Looking at the map of the resorts and cities of the Costa Brava in Spain, it is clear that the situation is much better with the bus network: many carrier companies offer routes along the entire beach. Ticket prices for all agencies are approximately the same, but the road from Girona, as the provincial capital, will be closer and more economical than from Barcelona. So, a trip to Palafrugell, Lloret or Playa de Aro will cost 6 euros, to Roses – 8 euros, to Cadaqués – 10 euros.

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resorts, towns, coast, where to stay, sea, where to relax, description – Barcelona Realty Group

Climate and weather on the Costa Brava and not allowing the air to warm up to exhausting heat. In spring and autumn, other winds are also frequent in the zone, each brings its own aroma – resins, pine needles or salt – and paints the sea in different tones. In general, the region is characterized by a pleasant Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters. The temperature in the summer months rarely exceeds +30C, and in the cold season it does not fall below +10C. In July-August, the sea warms up to + 25C, which especially attracts those who like to swim in refreshing water, and not in “fresh milk”.

The Costa Brava on the map of Spain

The “Wild Coast” stretches for 220 km along the Mediterranean Sea, from the delta of the Tordera River in Blanes to the town of Portbou on the border with France. In the south it is a strip of white sandy beaches, and further north – a chain of small bays with azure water, lost between picturesque impregnable rocks. From the west, the region is bordered by the mountains of the Pyrenean Range, which reliably protect from the winds and create a unique healing microclimate.

Resorts on the Costa Brava

Let’s find out where is the best place to relax on this wonderful island.

Lloret de Mar

The “pioneer” of mass tourism and the most democratic of the resort towns of the Costa Brava was founded in the 4th century BC. A successful “gentlemen’s package”, including wide sandy beaches, picturesque bays, interesting architecture and a vibrant nightlife, has turned it from a quiet fishing village into a favorite place for Europeans of all ages. Sights include the charming Gothic church of Sant Roma, the oldest castle of Sant Joan, the modernist cemetery or the church of St. Christina with an altar of Italian marble and a curious collection of miniature ships.

Tossa de Mar

Picturesque medieval fortress on Guardi hill, narrow streets and blue sea – Tossa is rightly called the most beautiful corner of the Mediterranean. However, behind the carefree shell hides the dense past of a fishing village, with thousands of years of pirate raids and natural disasters. Suffering from pirate attacks, it was built up strictly inside the fortress wall, so the entire Old Town, with its temples, shops and coffee shops, is now hiding under its canopy. This is where the Costa Brava is home to the Museum of Painting, with a good collection of numerous artists in residence, including Chagall and Picasso, the neoclassical Temple of San Vincent, and the Michelin-starred restaurant La Cuina de Can Simon. Not far from the center, you can admire the ruins of the ancient Roman settlement of Vila del Ametiers or visit the bay of Mar Menuda, popular with diving fans.

Girona

One of the oldest and richest cities in Catalonia, Girona is the economic and cultural center of the province of the same name with its own airport. Strategically located on the Roman route of the Via Augusta, far from the sea, since its foundation in the 1st century, it has been subjected to raids by various peoples, gradually turning into a mosaic of traditions and cultures and acquiring a unique architectural appearance. Most of the monuments of the Arab, Jewish and Roman cultures are concentrated in the historical center, separated from the new areas by the picturesque Onyar River. Among the most famous monuments, it is worth mentioning the Cathedral of Santa Maria with the widest nave in the world and a unique collection of paintings from the Renaissance period, the monastery of San Domenic, one of the first Gothic buildings in Catalonia, and the Jewish Quarter, with a mysterious labyrinth of streets. There are two Michelin-starred restaurants in Girona: El Celler de Can Roca (three stars) and Can Massana (one star).

Pals

The tiny village 40 km from Girona has only 3000 inhabitants and a record number of historical monuments in the region. With no beaches or fashionable boutiques, this cozy place on the hill attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world. Wandering through its sleepy narrow streets, which, like a time capsule, keep the medieval atmosphere intact, you can find real gems of Gothic architecture. Particularly noteworthy is the Watchtower, built in the 12th century, an old Romanesque church and a lookout bridge offering stunning views of the green meadows of the Emporda.

Cadaqués

The white-washed fishing village has become famous as a bohemian favorite, with an endless number of art galleries and photogenic corners. The beginning of the art pilgrimage was laid by Salvador Dali, who had a house here and arranged crazy parties. Steep streets full of flowers were inspired by Lorca and Paul Eluard, André Breton and Matisse, Marcel Duchamp and Picasso. .. The narrow pebbly beaches of Cadaqués are not very suitable for swimming, but are always crowded with tourists, so the locals prefer secluded bays in the vicinity.

Within 10 km is the gigantic nature reserve of Cap de Creus, which offers fabulous landscapes, lost trails that do not appear on any maps, and a rich underwater world ideal for diving. The most popular point of the park is the Cap de Creus, where the events of the Hollywood film “The Lighthouse at the End of the World” with Kirk Douglas unfolded, and Luis Buñuel filmed the scenes of his “Golden Age”.

Pubol

Another place associated with the name of Salvador Dali. Right here at 19In 62, the genius of surrealism bought a castle for his “Russian muse” Gala, where he visited her with written permission. This is the place where the Costa Brava is the best place to relax for sophisticated natures. The building, dating back to the 10th century, has been restored and decorated according to the whimsical tastes of the artist. Extravagant installations, unusually shaped rooms and furniture, mysterious sculptures and stuffed animals – everything is dedicated to the cult of Galarina, invented by Dali. The tiny medieval village of Pubol itself, nestled among golden wheat fields 18 km from Girona, is a handful of rustic hotels and restaurants, and its entire population is engaged exclusively in the service sector.

Alt Emporda

Alt Emporda is an area in the north of the province of Girona, its most fertile garden, protected by a dense wall of mountains and having a unique microclimate. This is the birthplace of olives and vineyards, millet and hazelnuts, as well as the best restaurants in Spain: the world famous Can Roca, marked with three Michelin stars, is located here. Ancient monasteries and castles, ancient Roman ruins and secluded bays with crystal clear cool water, masterpieces of surrealism and exclusive wines – this welcoming region is chosen by those who are looking for peace and quiet between the mountains and the Costa Brava sea.

Blanes

The oldest city in Catalonia, already in Roman times, was considered an important trading port with one of the leading shipyards. Today it is a large resort center, attracting with its originality, wide sandy beaches, a large number of decent hotels and excellent fish taverns. Rock Sa Palomera, rising from the coast directly from the sea, is considered a symbol of the Costa Brava, and divides the place into two parts: quiet residential and tourist. The old district impresses with the number of architectural monuments, it is especially recommended to visit the castle of Sant Joan, the famous Gothic well or the temple of the Virgin of Villar, which keeps gratitude from the sailors she saved. Blanes is famous for its international fireworks festival held in July.

Palamos

Palamos, founded by the Greeks in the 2nd century BC, is built around a harbour, a strategic point for shipping and trade. The port, which includes a yacht marina and a fishing pier, is today considered the second most important in the region. Fish auctions are held here every day, the “highlight” of which is traditionally giant palamos shrimps, the “star” dish of the best Catalan restaurants. Worth a visit is the Gothic church of St. Mary with an impressive altar, located in the Old Town, as well as the Cau Museum with a unique collection of starfish and ship chests. The beach strip has clean white sand and a gentle slope, but locals prefer to swim in the surroundings: on the beaches of Fosca or Castell, or in the bays of Salguer and Estretta.

Playa de Aro

One of the most glamorous resorts in Spain is located in the north of the Costa Brava, close to the French border. Built in the 60s. of the last century, it quickly attracted the attention of the European aristocracy and turned into a fashionable place for the summer residences of the elite. Today it is the main shopping center of the coast, with a string of boutiques of leading brands and prestigious restaurants and a never-ending nightlife. The place has a completely modern look: among the few architectural monuments, we can mention the Gothic temple of the Virgin Mary, the castle of Benidormines and the old villas of the Catalan nobility. A long stretch of sandy beaches and tiny bays with cool turquoise waters, as well as a yacht port, attract fans of water sports.

Roses

One of the oldest towns on the Costa Brava, founded by the ancient Greeks and transformed into the 20th century. to a large resort, where the most extensive beaches are located. The entrance to the sea is gentle here, and the sand is shallow and clean, so the place is popular among families with children. The old center beckons with a large number of branded boutiques, discos and restaurants, including Michelin-starred ones. In summer, the tourist bus will take you to the main sights and visit the early Christian necropolis, the Romanesque monastery, the prehistoric dolmens and the Suitadella fortress, where jazz festivals are held.

Empuriabrava

The world’s largest residential water area, romantically dubbed “Catalan Venice”, was built in the 60s of the last century on the banks of artificial canals. Today, its infrastructure includes a yacht port, ship equipment stores, service stations, and boat rentals. Elegant villas, luxury hotels, restaurants and discos are located right on the canals, and private boats are the main means of transportation. In the vicinity of the city there is a sports airfield with the largest parachuting center in Europe, as well as many shops selling boats of all calibers and sizes.

Palafrugell

A small, sleepy town 30 km from Girona has long been famous for its cork production, which is reminiscent of the old cork factory, today occupied by a museum. Today it is a popular place for summer residences of metropolitan residents and wealthy Europeans. Worth a visit are the Gothic church of San Marti and the colorful farmer’s market held on Sundays. The seaside area, Calella de Palafrugell, is very picturesque and is characterized by many cozy coves lost among pine forests. The high level of local gastronomy is recognized by international experts, an example of which is the Casamar hotel-restaurant with a Michelin star. In July, a gathering of habanera performers takes place on the beach with a tasting of a pirate “cremata” – rum with coffee and orange slices.

La Escala

Former fishing village and DO anchovy production capital. The tourist boom has turned it into a major resort, which, however, has not lost its sleepy provincial charm. In addition to the Museum of Anchovies and Salt, you can visit many interesting historical monuments, such as the medieval observation tower of Puig del Pedro, the Church of St. Peter or the Archaeological Museum with one of the largest collections of artifacts in Europe.

Just a kilometer from La Escala are the remains of the cradle of Catalan navigation, the unique ruins of the first ancient Greek colony of Emporion, dating back to V-II BC. In the “Greek” and “Roman” parts of the settlement, you can see temples dedicated to Zeus, Aesculapius, Jupiter and Juno, the Greek agora and the Roman forum, houses of the nobility with mosaics, ancient factories and hospitals built by the Romans.

Sant Feliu de Guixols

Thanks to the large-scale production of cork in the old days, the port of little Sant Feliu was a point of first importance for the region’s economy. Today it is a lively tourist center with a charming promenade, clean sandy beaches and a number of architectural monuments. Chief among them is a Benedictine monastery with pre-Romanesque and Romanesque elements and an original arched façade called the “Iron Door”, serving as a summer concert venue. Other highlights include the archaeological museum, which houses finds from the excavations of the Roman settlement of Tossa, the classical modernist casino building, and the chapel of San Elma on the hill where the poet Ferran Agullo coined the name Costa Brava.

Must see on the Costa Brava

Dalí House Museum

Figueres is world famous as the birthplace of the most extravagant Spanish artist Salvador Dalí. Here is his amazing Theatre-Museum, which contains more than a thousand original paintings, sculptures and three-dimensional installations. This is a cult place for all fans of the genius and because his embalmed body rests in a crypt under the dome of the museum. The dome itself, in the form of a retina, and the walls, decorated with Catalan rolls and giant eggs, have long turned into a real symbol of the region, looking from all postcards. The space is divided into five zones, immersing visitors in the fantasy world of the maestro of hoax, and in the basement you can admire the jewelry created according to his sketches.

Castle of Sant Joan

Lloret is worth a visit to the ruins of the medieval castle of Sant Juan, one of the oldest in the region and listed as cultural heritage. Built in the 11th century on a hill above the sea, it served as a defensive fortress, repelling the attacks of pirates and foreign invaders. After repeated destruction and rebuilding, a part of the wall, the foundation and the main watchtower, which offer stunning panoramic views of the surroundings, have survived to this day.

Castle town of Besalú

The place-fortress, which has preserved medieval beauty, is located 25 km from Girona. At the entrance you will be met by a stone bridge over the river Fluvia, then the church of Sant Pere will impress you with its austerity, and, finally, you will find yourself in the warm embraces of an old Catalan village smelling of fresh bread and almonds. Artifacts can be found at every turn, whether it is a hospital for pilgrims built by Benedictine monks, a Jewish mikvah for ritual ablutions, or a giant metal chair right on the street, left over from a modern art exhibition. Every year in September, the Medieval Festival is held, where jousting and delicacy tastings, craft fairs and troubadour performances are held.

Vila Velha Fortress

Description of the Costa Brava is impossible without mentioning the only medieval fortress located in Tossa de Mar, one of the most romantic cities in Spain. Villa Vella was built on Guardi Hill in the 12th-14th centuries. and performed defensive functions during the attacks of pirates, the eternal scourge of ancient Empurda. All houses were originally built strictly within its walls, and only in the 16th century did the inhabitants dare to develop the territory along the sea. Seven towers were left as a legacy to the descendants, among which stand out the sea “caretaker” Torre d’en Joanàs, the “keeper” of the only hours of Torre de las Horas and Torre de es Codolar. At the very top of the fortress, where the Castillo de Tossa castle, built in 1387, once stood, now stands a lighthouse with a breathtaking panorama.

Vila Velha is also the name of the entire Old Town, which grew up inside the walls. This is a unique space that retains the charm of a medieval place, a labyrinth of narrow stone streets, arches, squares, art galleries, atmospheric boutiques, cafes and restaurants.

Dona Marinera Sculpture

Dona Marinera (Fisherman’s Wife), a bronze figure by sculptor Ernest Maragall, was installed on the beach of Lloret de Mar in 1966. Strongly built “Sailor”, as the locals affectionately call her, is nothing more than a tribute to the memory of the female half of the population, faithfully waiting for their husbands from swimming. The monument, as if copied from samples of socialist realism, is located on a viewing platform in the rock, an ideal place for photography. The legend says that if you touch the foot of the statue and make a wish, it will surely come true.

Medes Islands

The Medes archipelago, consisting of seven rocky islets and reefs, is nothing more than an extension of the Montgri massif. Located a mile from the coast, opposite the resort of L’Estartit, the islands served in ancient times as a hiding place for pirates, and in the 20th century they were proclaimed the first specially protected marine reserve in the country, where even fishing is prohibited. Today it is a paradise for divers, attracted by the unusual underwater terrain with many caves and underwater tunnels and an amazing variety of fish, algae and colorful corals. Excursions to the archipelago are also organized from L’Estartit – by kayak, yacht or pleasure boat with a transparent bottom.

Mar i Murtra and Piña Rosa Botanical Gardens

On the hillside between Lloret and Blanes is the famous Mar i Murtra botanical garden, created by the German philanthropist Karl Faust, with stunning sea views. On an area of ​​16 hectares, you can see more than 4,000 species of rare and exotic plants from all over the world, wander along the flowering alleys, and in the summer enjoy various concerts as part of the Les Nits de Marimurtra festival. Nearby is the Piña de Rosa park, the only one in Spain, which contains the rarest collection of succulents, including cacti, agaves and aloe – more than 7,000 copies in total.

Lloret de Mar Cemetery

The modernist cemetery of Lloret is called an open-air art exhibition and one of the best monuments of Catalan architecture of the 19th century. Designed by Joaquim Artau for the local bourgeoisie, it includes luxurious family crypts and mausoleums, created, among other things, by students of Antoni Gaudí. During the visit, you can visit the chapel of St. Cyric, where funerals are held, or take a walk along the quiet alleys between the pantheons, studying the inscriptions and the unique decor of the tombstones.

Santa Clotilde Gardens

The magnificent Jardíns de Santa Clotilde in Lloret de Mar is a brilliant example of Italian Renaissance landscape parks with sculptures, alleys and fountains. The creation of the architect Nicolau Rubier y Tuduri, they occupy an area of ​​15 hectares near the beach of Sa Boadella and are a kind of natural amphitheater descending to the sea. The ensemble has amazing views and is considered one of the best in Europe.

Church of San Roma

Built in 1522, the Sant Roma temple is considered the main attraction of Lloret de Mar. During the time of pirate attacks, the building performed defensive functions, which is noticeable by the massive doors and narrow loopholes. Over the centuries, the appearance of the church was subjected to multiple changes until it acquired its current form – ascetic gothic inside + intricate modernism outside. The domes of the Chapel of All Saints, decorated with mosaics in the traditional Arabic and Byzantine style, can be seen on all postcards as a symbol. San Roma is the heart of the city, where all the celebrations and concerts take place, and Sunday mass is served in several foreign languages.

Water parks

The water parks of the Costa Brava are the perfect way to spend hot days without the long queues that are so common on other coasts. The largest is Water World near Lloret de Mar, where on the territory of 140,000 m2 there are roller coasters of different levels of “extremeness”, pools with sea water, kamikazes and toboggans. Another water park “Marineland” is located near Palafolls and includes one of the best dolphinariums in Europe and exotic bird shows. In turn, in the vicinity of Playa de Aro, there is “Aquadiver”, a complex of more modest dimensions, nevertheless loved by both children and adults. There is no large influx of tourists here, and the most popular attractions are the vertical “Waterfall”, “Serpentine Hills” and “Fast River”.

How to get to Costa Brava

From the airport

There are two international airports on the coast – El Prat, 15 km from Barcelona and Girona-Costa Brava, 13 km from Girona, serving mainly low-cost flights. The resort towns are connected with them by regular bus routes operating all year round.

By train from Barcelona

In contrast to the Costa Maresme, where all coastal settlements are connected by train, “Wild Coast”, due to the specifics of its relief, has a rather meager railway connection. From the capital of the region, you can get by train only to large centers – Girona, Blanes, Figueras, Sant Celoni and some others. In other cases, you will have to transfer to buses, for example, “train to Blanes + bus to Lloret”, “train to Figueres + bus to Empuriabrava”.

By bus

Looking at the map of the resorts and cities of the Costa Brava in Spain, it is clear that the situation is much better with the bus network: many carrier companies offer routes along the entire beach. Ticket prices for all agencies are approximately the same, but the road from Girona, as the provincial capital, will be closer and more economical than from Barcelona. So, a trip to Palafrugell, Lloret or Playa de Aro will cost 6 euros, to Roses – 8 euros, to Cadaqués – 10 euros.

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Most tourists who decide to relax in Spain choose the Costa Brava. They think, and some are even sure, that this is a city and a resort. In fact, this coastline is 200 kilometers long. And it is on this coast that the ancient beautiful cities are located: Blanes, Tossa de Mar and Lloret de Mar. And it is in them that tourists stop when they come here. And where do they come? Do you know where the Costa Brava is on the map in Spain? We offer you to look at this place and then you yourself will understand that this place is truly magical and it is worth coming here for a vacation.

A bit of geography

And so, the Costa Brava is a coast, and some say that it is a strip. This miracle is located in the northeast of Catalonia, in the province of Girona. Actually, Barcelona is about 60 kilometers from here, and the Costa Brava borders on France and the border is natural mountains with beautiful landscapes and picturesque paintings. Ski resorts can also be found here in winter.

Video about the Costa Brava

If you haven’t visited the coast yet, then watch a beautiful video that shows all the beauty of the 200 km long coastline. In the video, you will see the cities, look at the best beaches in the country and penetrate the rest so that you want to immediately go here.

Climate and weather Costa Brava

This place is one of the three most visited places in the country by tourists. But in general, the Costa Brava is the coldest place in the country, if we take the average temperature for the year.
The climate here is mild and stable. Still, this is the Mediterranean Sea and there are almost no unpleasant surprises. In summer, when the holiday season is in full swing, the air temperature is always above +30 degrees.

July and August are the hottest months. During these months, the temperature can easily rise to +35 degrees.
Winter months are the coldest. During the day there is almost no heat above +10, and at night it can drop to +2 +4. The rainiest month is November, at the end of autumn there are 15-18 days with rain. And the amount of precipitation reaches 120 millimeters.

Map of Spain from the Costa Brava

Look directly at the map. Where is the Costa Brava and what cities are on it.

Map of the Costa Brava with cities and resorts

And now we offer you a new map with the Costa Brava. The map shows cities and resorts located along the coast. You will see how far Barcelona is from the first city of the coast, where the border with France passes and how far Andorra is.

It is difficult to overestimate the usefulness of maps when traveling. With the help of them, we can make the best route to our hotel, get to a particular destination without wasting time, determine which sights are in the area, where to go for dinner. In other words, quickly get used to a new city for us and feel like a fish in water. If you are preparing for a trip to the Costa Brava, use the selection of maps, plans and schemes of coastal resorts posted in this section. Just hover over the image, click on it and download it to your computer or any other device.

Costa Brava occupies the northern part of the Mediterranean coast of Spain, being a neighbor of France.

Look at the map of its coastline. It stretches for 240 km from Portbou (in the north) to Blanes (in the south).

We bring to your attention artistic maps, on which all settlements of the coast are marked, some of them have their own illustrations.

Blanes cards

Blanes is the southernmost resort of the Costa Brava, 60 km away from Barcelona. The schematic map of Spain shows its location.

The tourist map gives a visual representation of where bus stations, boutiques, restaurants, pharmacies, police stations, information centers, etc. are located. Check out his plan.

Plan of the water park “”Marineland””

Maps of Lloret de Mar

The next city, if you move to the northeast, is Lloret de Mar. A detailed street map with driving directions, gas stations, tourist offices, entertainment complexes, etc. will allow you to navigate it.

Clubs, parks, hotels, main attractions, see here.

Map of Tossa de Mar

Map of Tossa de Mar shows the location of beaches, hotels, pensions and campsites.

Palamos Cards

The port of Palamós and Barcelona are separated by a distance of 120 km.

The geographical map of the resort shows where the car routes lie and where to look for the historical part of the city.

Map of Playa de Aro

Below is a large map with the sights and street names of the resort.

Roses Card

The map of the resort area Roses contains information about the location of the tourist infrastructure, bus stations and government institutions.

Maps are an invaluable source of information. We are sure that you will appreciate the opportunities they provide more than once.

Getting to Barcelona is not difficult, the express bus runs on the route Tossa de Mar – Lloret de Mar – Barcelona about 7 times a day and the ticket costs about 6 euros, and the fare for a taxi will be about 90 euro. But still, the main mode of transport on the coast is comfortable commuter trains. The railway runs along the coast from the town of Blanes to Barcelona and beyond. Trains leave every 30 minutes (traffic stops at night), the ticket price varies depending on the day of the week and is approximately 3 euros. From the town of Lloret de Mar, the Blanes train station can be reached by bus, which also leaves every 30 minutes from the bus terminal. But there is an alternative way to travel between neighboring resorts – these are pleasure boats plying between the cities of Blanes, Tossa de Mar and Lloret de Mar several times a day. The price of a boat ticket is 3 – 8 euros one way, depending on the distance. Moving between the resorts of this coast by taxi will cost you about 6 – 20 euros. Prices are for one way only.

What to do?

Resting in the resorts of the Costa Brava, you can successfully combine a beach holiday with excursions. Moreover, there really is something to see. Well, how not to visit Barcelona, ​​for example? Not to see the famous creation of Antonio Gaudi – Sagrada Familia? 145 km from Barcelona is the magnificent medieval city of Girona. Not far from this historical monument is the town of Figueres, where the theater-museum of Salvador Dali is located. It is also impossible not to visit the miracle of ancient architecture, the symbol of Catalonia – erected at an altitude of 721 m above sea level and surrounded by bizarre rocks, the monastery of Montserrat. A full day excursion to the independent Principality of Andorra – a duty-free zone – is a “deep dive” in shopping. In the town of Valtordera, you can see a real medieval jousting tournament, as well as become a participant in a medieval festival with dancing and dinner. Not only children, but also the older generation will enjoy visiting the Marineland dolphinarium, the Aqualeon minizoo, water parks, the largest of which is called Water World and is located near Lloret de Mar.

Resorts

The resorts of Barcelona and Costa Brava, which have long been known collectively as the “Costa Brava”, are located on the northern coast of Spain and are deservedly loved by tourists from all over the world.
Vacationers are attracted by affordable prices, a large selection of entertainment for the whole family, developed infrastructure and proximity to Barcelona, ​​the capital of Catalonia.
Costa Barcelona (or Costa Maresme) stretches from Barcelona to the resort town of Santa Susanna. Behind him begin the resorts of the Costa Brava – Blanes, Lloret de Mar, Tossa de Mar and Playa de Aro, each of which has its own unique look. Lloret de Mar is popular with young people who prefer outdoor activities and entertainment.
​Beach lovers will appreciate the long beaches of Calella and Santa Susanna, their picturesque surroundings and seafood. Tossa de Mar, a natural gem of the region, is a quiet and peaceful family resort, located in a cozy bay on the seashore. Here is the famous medieval fortified city of Vila Vella (“Old Village”). The hospitable resorts of the Costa Brava will not leave indifferent those who cannot imagine life without shopping and leisurely dinners in local restaurants. A large selection of hotels for different tastes, gentle sea and bright sun, attractions located “literally at your fingertips”, you will find all these joys of life here, on the coasts of Catalonia.

Beaches and the swimming season

The coastal relief of the Costa Brava resort region is made up of impregnable cliffs and rocks, overgrown with Pyrenean pines and firs, which, in turn, alternate with magnificent bays and bays with white sand beaches.
All beaches here, as well as throughout Spain, are public and free. Many blue flag beaches, including: Blanes and Sabanell beaches in Blanes, Fenals, Lloret, Sa Boadella & St. Cristina in Lloret de Mar, Garbi and Gran de Calella beaches in Calella, Gran de Todda & La Mar Menuda in Tossa de Mar, the central beach of Malgrad de Mar and Pineda de Mar.
Rent of beach equipment (chaise lounges and umbrellas) is paid separately. The swimming season lasts from mid-May to October.

Costa Brava Resorts:

Blanes

Blanes is a lively spa town with contrasting architecture. Medieval monuments, quarters rebuilt in the old Spanish style, side by side with ultra-modern buildings. Among tourists, the resort is famous as an excellent place for family holidays.

Costa Brava

Spain’s coolest coastline, the Costa Brava, enjoys a particularly mild climate throughout the year. The coast includes several resorts stretching up to the border of France, the most famous of them are the towns of Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar, Blanes.

Lloret de Mar

Lloret de Mar is a small Spanish paradise where you can forget about cloudy days and the hustle and bustle of a dusty metropolis, enjoy sunny bunches of grapes and dance fiery flamenco until dawn. And during the day – wander through the narrow streets of the ancient city and relax on the golden beach, where gentle waves with a gentle touch will heal accumulated fatigue.

Here is a detailed map of the Costa Brava with the names of cities and towns in Russian.
Move the map by holding it with the left mouse button. You can move around the map by clicking on one of the four
arrow in the upper left corner. You can change the scale using the scale on the right side of the map or by turning the mouse wheel.

What country is the Costa Brava in?

Costa Brava
located in Spain. it
a wonderful, beautiful place, with its own history and traditions. Costa Brava coordinates: north latitude and east longitude (show on a large map).

Virtual walk

A little man figure above the scale will help you take a virtual walk through the cities of the Costa Brava.
By pressing and holding the left mouse button, drag it to any place on the map and you will go for a walk, with
In this case, inscriptions with the approximate address of the area will appear in the upper left corner. Direction of travel
choose by clicking on the arrows in the center of the screen.
The “Satellite” option at the top left allows you to see the relief image of the surface. In map mode, you will get
the opportunity to get acquainted in detail with the roads of the Costa Brava and the main
attractions.

Costa Brava
Costa Brava – literally translated as “wild coast” – the birthplace of Salvador Dali, is a strip of coast in the north-east of Spain.
The total length of the territory covers more than 160 km. This picturesque place has attracted attention since ancient times. Since the beginning of the last century, the Costa Brava has become one of the most popular places among European artists and poets, who were inspired by the unique beauty of this coast. Thanks to the warm climate, magnificent scenery and sunny beaches, Lloret de Mar. Blanes. Tossa de Mar and Playa de Aro resort will forever sink into the heart. The beach season here is quite long, since it opens at the end of May and lasts until October. This allows residents of temperate latitudes to enjoy the sun’s rays longer than usual.
In the holiday season, the average air temperature is 23 degrees. Once in the Costa Dorada, be sure to visit local attractions such as the Gothic Quarter and the famous Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar. If you are a true connoisseur of art, then be sure to go to Montjuic Castle and the Picasso Museum. The main holiday of this resort is Fiesta Mayer. also called patron day. In order to see this costume performance with singing and dancing with your own eyes, you need to plan your trip here in advance.
Ibiza is the best youth resort in Spain. The name of this resort is translated as “Island of Bes”. Every holiday season, this resort gathers an incredible number of young people, as well as active tourists. The island on which this resort is located is the third largest in the Balkan archipelago. The resort covers an area of ​​574 sq. kilometers. Although Ibiza is located at a distance of 90 km from mainland Spain, it is still a spain map of the costa bravo resorts for all those who are fans of outdoor activities, love a carefree pastime on the beach, love the sun, sea and sand.
Resort Ibiza
About 73 thousand people live permanently on the island. The capital of this resort is Ibiza. If you come here on vacation, you can see the sights of this island. The Puig das Mulins necropolis and Castel Castle are always welcome to tourists. Surprise for beach lovers – this resort has 56 beaches!
The resort of Tenerife is located on the largest island of the Canary archipelago. This resort appeared at the end of the 19th century, which is a short time. In its shape, this island is somewhat similar to a triangle (look at the map). Its area is almost 4 times the area of ​​Ibiza and is almost 2 thousand square meters. kilometers.
Puerto de la Cruz resort
This resort is conditionally divided into northern and southern parts. This separation occurs along a mountain range and the northern part of the island has high humidity, while the southern part is arid. Rest is just the best in the southern part. Tenerife is sometimes called the island of eternal spring, which is explained by the very mild and pleasant climate on it. The average annual temperature on the island is 23 degrees. In winter it is never colder than 18 degrees here.
Of the local attractions, the most significant is the Teide volcano. Next in importance is Tenerife National Park. which is located at an altitude of almost 2 thousand meters above sea level. 3,720 meters is exactly the height of the highest part of this island.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital of Tenerife as well as all the Canary Islands. The population of the capital is over 200 thousand people. There are two beaches here that are of particular interest to tourists. Taganana beach with black sand and yellow sand beach, which was specially brought here from the Sahara.
Resort Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Tossa de Mar
one of the most picturesque towns of the Costa Bravo. sung by poets and served as a source of inspiration for many artists. Back in the early 20s, Tossa de Mar was considered a vacation spot for wealthy Europeans. The vast city beach borders on one side with a rugged rocky shore, where sea cliffs form deep grottoes, narrow straits and secluded bays, attracting dreamers, romantics and explorers of the underwater world. On the other side of the city beach, one of the most famous national monuments of the Costa Brava is located – the medieval fortified city of Vila Vella (“old village”), founded back in the 12th century, walking along which you can not only see the majestic fortifications, but also admire the boundless sea ​​spaces. One of the most favorite walking routes for tourists goes along the stone staircase, which gradually rises to the ancient citadel and its narrow winding streets. From the height of the fortress offers a breathtaking view of the sea and the immediate surroundings.
Palamos
is a city located in the north of the Costa Brava. Surprisingly clean and transparent sea, beautiful sandy beaches, beautiful bays and romantic bays hidden behind steep sea cliffs – all this attracts nature lovers who prefer a relaxing holiday. The historical part of the city, perfectly preserved to this day and consisting of winding narrow streets and old buildings, is distinguished by the special flavor of an old Spanish seaside settlement. Today in the old town there are numerous shops, souvenir shops, bars, small cozy cafes and gourmet restaurants. The new resort area, built up with modern hotels, boarding houses, campsites and summer residences, developed mainly along the coast, in a quiet beach area.
Cadaqués
is a small town in the north of the Costa Brava, located on the coast of the sea bay of the same name. The extraordinary beauty of the local landscapes has long attracted the most famous representatives of Bohemia, many of whom stayed in Cadaqués for a long time to replenish their source of inspiration. It is a great pleasure to walk along the fabulously beautiful embankments of the city, on which magnificent buildings lined up, reflected in the calm waves of the bay. A picturesque mountain road leads to this recognized Bohemian capital of the Costa Brava.
The small seaside town of Sant Pol de Mar, despite the rapid development of tourism, has retained the original atmosphere of a Catalan fishing village. Excellent sandy beaches stretch for many kilometers along the entire city limits. Narrow, winding and steep streets are now lined with shops, bars, cafes and restaurants where you can taste traditional Spanish dishes, with desserts made from local strawberries occupying a special place on the menu.
City of Calella
– the largest resort and tourist capital of the Costa del Maresme. A peculiar feature of the city is the neighborhood of modern hotels with historical and residential areas that live their daily lives. The huge sandy beach stretches for more than two kilometers along the entire city line. One of the most popular walking routes passes through the central part of the city. There is an innumerable number of shops with a rich selection of goods, souvenir shops, various bars, cafes and restaurants offering both international cuisine and local cuisine. Closer to the night, numerous discos, flamenco bars and nightclubs start working.
City of Malgrat de Mar
Old seaside town of Malgrat de Mar. located on the border of the provinces of Arselona and Girona, over the past 10 years of rapid development of tourism has become one of the most modern resorts on the Costa del Maresme. Huge sandy beaches, washed by a perfectly clear calm sea, stretch along the city embankment and further for many kilometers. The city is conditionally divided into two parts – the historical part, preserved in its original form, known as the “old city”, and the modern area, built up with numerous hotels and entertainment centers, called the “new city”.
City of Santa Susanna
The charming old Catalan town of Santa Susanna is today one of the most developed tourist centers on the Costa del Maresme. Its spacious sandy beaches, less crowded than those of the larger resorts, attract lovers of serene relaxation and are ideal for families with children. The resort area of ​​Santa Susanna smoothly connects with the neighboring resort of Malgrat de Mar through a busy tourist promenade, along which numerous shops, shopping centers, bars, restaurants, cafes, discos and nightlife centers are concentrated.
Pineda de Mar
Pineda de Mar is an ancient seaside town that is gradually becoming a lively tourist center of the Costa del Maresme. The rapid development of tourism entailed the construction of modern hotels, boarding houses, summer residences and campsites and led to the formation of a wide infrastructure of shopping and entertainment centers. Like many cities on the Costa Brava, the city is divided into two areas: the historic center, located around the parish church, and the tourist promenade, along which there are many hotels, shops, bars, restaurants and cafes. The resort offers extensive beaches of coarse sand, stretching for many kilometers.
Transport in the cities of the Costa Bravo
In summer, the cities of the coast (Blanes, Tossa de Mar and Lloret de Mar) are connected by sea – boats run between them several times a day. The price of a boat ticket is 3-8 euros one way, depending on the distance. But you can also move on land without problems: express buses run between the resorts along the route Tossa de Mar – Lloret de Mar – Barcelona about 7 times a day and a ticket costs about 6 euros. In Lloret de Mar, next to the railway station, there is a bus terminal, from where communication is carried out with all the resort centers of the coast. Blanes, Barcelona and Girona are also connected by rail. Trains depart every 30-50 minutes (traffic stops at night), and the ticket price varies depending on the day of the week and is approximately 6 euros.

map in Russian (cities, seaside resorts)

Contents:

• Mediterranean coast of Spain
• Information about the resort Costa Brava
• Map of the Costa Brava – cities and resorts
• Recommendations and tips for visiting the Costa Brava

The coast of the Mediterranean Sea passes through many countries, but the most popular for sea holidays is Spain and its coast. The popularity lies in the fact that the coast is beautiful and even, with many bays and bays. The coast is represented by many attractions for every taste, whether it be ancient castles, churches and cathedrals, or amusement parks.

Costa Brava is a large resort located in the autonomous community of Catalonia and starts in the northeast of the city of Barcelona and ends at the border with France. The weather is Mediterranean, the season lasts from late April to early October.

Spain’s Mediterranean coast

Spain’s Mediterranean coast is about 2,000 kilometers long, from the French border to the Portuguese. Even in the Iberian period, many settlers began to come here, among whom the coast was popular.

The Mediterranean coast of Spain on the map

Now it is divided into many resort areas, among which are:

• Costa Brava – a resort, one of the most popular in Spain, known throughout the world.
• Costa del Maresme. A mountainous area with beautiful and clean beaches, suitable for a relaxing holiday with children, as it is protected from the winds by the mountains.
• Costa Dorada. One of the most popular holiday destinations on the coast. Refers to Catalonia. The main city of Salou, which is known for its Port Aventura amusement park and the Costa Caribe water park.
• Costa del Garraf. Located south of Barcelona, ​​it is known for its sights and beautiful beaches, the frequent holding of various holidays and carnivals, whether it is a vintage car rally or a festival of flowers.
• Costa del Azahar. If you translate the name into Russian, then it sounds like “Orange Coast”. The zone is known for its orange tree plantations due to the mild climate.
• Costa de Valencia. Located in the province of the same name Valencia. It features a beautiful hilly landscape, with cliffs and many hills that flow into gently sloping shores. Because of this, it has warm winters, the temperature rarely drops to 16 degrees Celsius.
• Costa Calida. Located in the province of Murcia. It is popular due to the many entertainments and activities on the coast.
• Costa Blanca. Ecologically clean area of ​​the Mediterranean coast. Thanks to the mild climate, it welcomes tourists all year round. Very well developed in terms of infrastructure.
• Costa Almeria. A popular place among diving and fishing enthusiasts, it is also famous for its ancient buildings. A popular attraction is located in the city of Almeria, home to a fortress built in 995 year.
• Costa del Sol. One of the earliest popular holiday areas in Spain. It has a developed infrastructure, popular cuisine. Many hotels, restaurants and cafes create an excellent atmosphere for relaxation.
• Costa Tropical. Located in the province of Granada. Due to the proximity to Africa and the mountain range located here, a warm subtropical climate is created, ideal for a beach holiday. There are many sights from the Roman and Phoenician periods, villages from the era of Arab rule have been preserved.

Information about the resort Costa Brava

Mount San Salvador de Verdera and the monastery of St. Peter

Costa Brava or Costa Dorada: which is better

The coast of the area is rocky and hilly, with beautiful bays and bays. The beaches are mostly sand and pebbles. The most famous beach of the territory is called Lloret de Mar. The coast is rich in forests and many green spaces. The place has many attractions, including the monastery of St. Peter and the Werder castle, which are located on the mountain of San Salvador de Werder. There are many historical monuments dedicated to the famous artist Salvador Dali, including the theater-museum in the city of Figares, the museum in Cadaqués and the castle of the same name.

Costa Brava is a popular resort due to a very developed infrastructure (with its help you can travel around the entire region without problems), the presence of many hotels and inns, and many ancient architectural monuments.

Please note! Among the cities of the coast, a charter on the development of tourism and the preservation of the environment, called “Carta de Tossa”, has been signed.

Signed in 1998, it regulates the activity and development of resorts on the Mediterranean coast. The place is also infamous for the competitive war between the associations Costa Brava and the Dalí Triangle.

Map of the Costa Brava – cities and resorts

Costa Brava

The Costa Brava on the map is a long coastal strip with a changeable landscape, cliffs and rocky hills, as well as pristine coastal areas with white sand beaches. The region is rich in settlements and villages where ancient Spanish traditions are observed, events and holidays are often held. Tourists love the local cuisine and architecture.

The following are the most beautiful and popular cities of the Costa Brava:

Please note! Girona Airport can also be called a beautiful sight, it is recommended to walk around the territory and see it from the outside.

• A snow-white village called Cadaques, where something happens all year round. These are numerous parades, holidays, in which not only local residents are involved, but also visiting tourists and travelers. The visiting card of the settlement is the old town with cobbled streets and entertainment venues, as well as the ancient castle.
• For fans of Salvador Dali, it is recommended to go to Figueres, where the museum of this outstanding artist is located. Among the popular places is the Plaza del Ayuntamento, which is located in the Old Town. San Fernando – a castle with a total area of ​​​​more than 30 hectares, which hosts numerous parades and holidays, without which Spanish culture is indispensable.
• Once a fishing village, now a small town called Roses with a beautiful promenade, rocky shore, and many coves and bays surrounded by rocks. It is famous for its relaxed and calm atmosphere, where locals are always happy to tourists, and fine cuisine will not leave anyone indifferent. A must visit is a mountain fortress called San Juan. For lovers of plants, the botanical garden will be interesting, which contains the most exotic flowers and trees from around the globe, the garden is the leading one in the European Union.
• Among all the places in the region, one can single out Lloret de Mar, which is loved by couples with children and a large number of young people due to the presence of entertainment for every taste. One of the most visited – is a coastal water park called “Water World”. It has a huge territory with many slides and pools, with fresh and sea water. It is popular not only among children, but also among adults.

Water World Aquapark in Lloret de Mar

Recommendations and tips for visiting the Costa Brava

Costa Brava – Barcelona: distance

A very large number of tourists and travelers have already visited the region in Spain called the Costa Brava, who leave their recommendations. Among them are:

• It is not recommended to leave things on the beach unattended, because thieves are operating.
• On the beaches of the coast, you can sunbathe in any form quite freely, however, when visiting churches and temples, you must follow the dress code, as they may not be allowed into the territory.
• Siesta is common throughout Spain, this must be taken into account when visiting various institutions and even cafes and restaurants.

The Costa Brava is at the peak of its popularity thanks to its warm climate, excellent beaches and many attractions. It is a travel-friendly region due to its developed infrastructure, a huge number of architectural monuments and excellent beaches, has a rich geographical landscape and stunning views.

Author:

Denis Lyalyukin

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Most tourists who decide to relax in Spain choose the Costa Brava. They think, and some are even sure, that this is a city and a resort. In fact, this coastline is 200 kilometers long. And it is on this coast that the ancient beautiful cities are located: Blanes, Tossa de Mar and Lloret de Mar. And it is in them that tourists stop when they come here. And where do they come? Do you know where the Costa Brava is on the map in Spain? We offer you to look at this place and then you yourself will understand that this place is truly magical and it is worth coming here for a vacation.

A bit of geography

And so, the Costa Brava is a coast, and some say that it is a strip. This miracle is located in the northeast of Catalonia, in the province of Girona. Actually, Barcelona is about 60 kilometers from here, and the Costa Brava borders on France and the border is natural mountains with beautiful landscapes and picturesque paintings. Ski resorts can also be found here in winter.

Video about the Costa Brava

If you haven’t visited the coast yet, then watch a beautiful video that shows all the beauty of the 200 km long coastline. In the video, you will see the cities, look at the best beaches in the country and penetrate the rest so that you want to immediately go here.

Climate and weather Costa Brava

This place is one of the three most visited places in the country by tourists. But in general, the Costa Brava is the coldest place in the country, if we take the average temperature for the year.
The climate here is mild and stable. Still, this is the Mediterranean Sea and there are almost no unpleasant surprises. In summer, when the holiday season is in full swing, the air temperature is always above +30 degrees.

July and August are the hottest months. During these months, the temperature can easily rise to +35 degrees.
Winter months are the coldest. During the day there is almost no heat above +10, and at night it can drop to +2 +4. The rainiest month is November, at the end of autumn there are 15-18 days with rain. And the amount of precipitation reaches 120 millimeters.

Map of Spain from the Costa Brava

Look directly at the map. Where is the Costa Brava and what cities are on it.

Map of the Costa Brava with cities and resorts

And now we offer you a new map with the Costa Brava. The map shows cities and resorts located along the coast. You will see how far Barcelona is from the first city of the coast, where the border with France passes and how far Andorra is.

The coast of the Mediterranean Sea passes through many countries, but the most popular for sea holidays is Spain and its coast. The popularity lies in the fact that the coast is beautiful and even, with many bays and bays. The coast is represented by many attractions for every taste, whether it be ancient castles, churches and cathedrals, or amusement parks.

Costa Brava is a large resort located in the autonomous community of Catalonia and starts in the northeast of the city of Barcelona and ends at the border with France. The weather is Mediterranean, the season lasts from late April to early October.

Spanish Mediterranean coast

The Spanish Mediterranean coastline is about 2,000 kilometers long, from the French border to the Portuguese. Even in the Iberian period, many settlers began to come here, among whom the coast was popular.

The Mediterranean coast of Spain on the map

Now it is divided into many resort areas, among which are:

Costa de Valencia. Located in the province of the same name Valencia. It features a beautiful hilly landscape, with cliffs and many hills that flow into gently sloping shores. Because of this, it has warm winters, the temperature rarely drops to 16 degrees Celsius.

Costa Tropical. Located in the province of Granada. Due to the proximity to Africa and the mountain range located here, a warm subtropical climate is created, ideal for a beach holiday. There are many sights from the Roman and Phoenician periods, villages from the era of Arab rule have been preserved.

Information about the resort Costa Brava

Mount San Salvador de Verdera and St. Peter’s Monastery

The coast of the region is rocky and hilly, with beautiful coves and bays. The beaches are mostly sand and pebbles. The most famous beach of the territory is called Lloret de Mar. The coast is rich in forests and many green spaces. The place has many attractions, including the monastery of St. Peter and the Werder castle, which are located on the mountain of San Salvador de Werder. There are many historical monuments dedicated to the famous artist Salvador Dali, including the theater-museum in the city of Figares, the museum in Cadaqués and the castle of the same name.

Costa Brava is a popular resort due to a very developed infrastructure (with its help you can travel around the entire region without problems), the presence of many hotels and inns, and many ancient architectural monuments.

Please note!
Among the cities of the coast, a charter on the development of tourism and the preservation of the environment, called “Carta de Tossa”, has been signed.

Signed in 1998, it regulates the activity and development of resorts on the Mediterranean coast. The place is also infamous for the competitive war between the associations Costa Brava and the Dalí Triangle.

Map of the Costa Brava – towns and resorts

Costa Brava on the map – a long coastal strip with a changeable landscape, cliffs and rocky hills, as well as pristine coastal areas with white sand beaches. The region is rich in settlements and villages where ancient Spanish traditions are observed, events and holidays are often held. Tourists love the local cuisine and architecture.

These are the most beautiful and popular cities of the Costa Brava:

Please note!
Girona Airport can also be called a beautiful attraction, it is recommended to walk around the territory and see it from the outside.

• A snow-white village called Cadaques, where something happens all year round. These are numerous parades, holidays, in which not only local residents are involved, but also visiting tourists and travelers. The visiting card of the settlement is the old town with cobbled streets and entertainment venues, as well as the ancient castle.
• For fans of Salvador Dali, it is recommended to go to Figueres, where the museum of this outstanding artist is located. Among the popular places is the Plaza del Ayuntamento, which is located in the Old Town. San Fernando –
  a castle with a total area of ​​​​more than 30 hectares, which hosts numerous parades and celebrations, without which Spanish culture is indispensable.
• Once a fishing village, now a small town called Roses with a beautiful promenade, rocky shore, and many coves and bays surrounded by rocks. It is famous for its relaxed and calm atmosphere, where locals are always happy to tourists, and fine cuisine will not leave anyone indifferent. A must visit is a mountain fortress called San Juan. For lovers of plants, the botanical garden will be interesting, which contains the most exotic flowers and trees from around the globe, the garden is the leading one in the European Union.
• Among all the places in the region, one can single out Lloret de Mar, which is loved by couples with children and a large number of young people due to the presence of entertainment for every taste. One of the most visited –
  is a coastal water park named “Water World”. It has a huge territory with many slides and pools, with fresh and sea water. It is popular not only among children, but also among adults.

Water World Lloret de Mar

A very large number of tourists and travelers have already visited the region in Spain called the Costa Brava, who leave their recommendations. Among them are:

• It is not recommended to leave things on the beach unattended, because thieves are operating.
• On the beaches of the coast, you can sunbathe in any form quite freely, however, when visiting churches and temples, you must follow the dress code, as they may not be allowed into the territory.
• Siesta is common throughout Spain, this must be taken into account when visiting various institutions and even cafes and restaurants.

The Costa Brava is at the peak of its popularity thanks to its warm climate, excellent beaches and many attractions. It is a travel-friendly region due to its developed infrastructure, a huge number of architectural monuments and excellent beaches, has a rich geographical landscape and stunning views.

Here is a detailed map of the Costa Brava with the names of cities and towns in Russian.
Move the map by holding it with the left mouse button. You can move around the map by clicking on one of the four
arrow in the upper left corner. You can change the scale using the scale on the right side of the map or by turning the mouse wheel.

What country is the Costa Brava in?

Costa Brava
located in Spain. it
a wonderful, beautiful place, with its own history and traditions. Costa Brava coordinates: north latitude and east longitude (show on a large map).

Virtual walk

A little man figure above the scale will help you take a virtual walk through the cities of the Costa Brava.
By pressing and holding the left mouse button, drag it to any place on the map and you will go for a walk, with
In this case, inscriptions with the approximate address of the area will appear in the upper left corner. Direction of travel
choose by clicking on the arrows in the center of the screen.
The “Satellite” option at the top left allows you to see the relief image of the surface. In map mode, you will get
the opportunity to get acquainted in detail with the roads of the Costa Brava and the main
attractions.

It is difficult to overestimate the usefulness of maps when traveling. With the help of them, we can make the best route to our hotel, get to a particular destination without wasting time, determine which sights are in the area, where to go for dinner. In other words, quickly get used to a new city for us and feel like a fish in water. If you are preparing for a trip to the Costa Brava, use the selection of maps, plans and schemes of coastal resorts posted in this section. Just hover over the image, click on it and download it to your computer or any other device.

Costa Brava occupies the northern part of the Mediterranean coast of Spain, being a neighbor of France.

Look at the map of its coastline. It stretches for 240 km from Portbou (in the north) to Blanes (in the south).

We bring to your attention artistic maps, on which all settlements of the coast are marked, some of them have their own illustrations.

Blanes cards

Blanes is the southernmost resort of the Costa Brava, 60 km away from Barcelona. The schematic map of Spain shows its location.

The tourist map gives a visual representation of where bus stations, boutiques, restaurants, pharmacies, police stations, information centers, etc. are located. Check out his plan.

Plan of the water park “”Marineland””

Maps of Lloret de Mar

The next city, if you move to the northeast, is Lloret de Mar. A detailed street map with driving directions, gas stations, tourist offices, entertainment complexes, etc. will allow you to navigate it.

Clubs, parks, hotels, main attractions, see here.

Map of Tossa de Mar

Map of Tossa de Mar shows the location of beaches, hotels, pensions and campsites.

Palamos Cards

The port of Palamós and Barcelona are separated by a distance of 120 km.

The geographical map of the resort shows where the car routes lie and where to look for the historical part of the city.

Map of Playa de Aro

Below is a large map with the sights and street names of the resort.

Roses Card

The map of the resort area Roses contains information about the location of the tourist infrastructure, bus stations and government institutions.

Maps are an invaluable source of information. We are sure that you will appreciate the opportunities they provide more than once.

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