Our beaches offer the perfect setting to enjoy the Mediterranean under the sun of the Costa Brava. This stretch of coastline stands out for the quality of its waters and services, recognized with multiple blue flags on beaches such as Lloret, Fenals, Santa Cristina, Cala Canyelles and Sa Boadella.

The destination boasts a valuable natural heritage, with more than 11 kilometers of coastline that combine wide beaches and coves hidden among cliffs, surrounded by pine forests and transparent waters.

A landscape that, in addition to its beauty, has served as a setting for various audiovisual productions in recent years.

The Costa Brava offers a privileged setting for golf lovers, with high-quality courses located a short distance away, where the game is enjoyed amidst nature and views of the Mediterranean.

Designed to integrate into the landscape, these courses combine technique and beauty, offering an ideal experience for both experienced players and those looking to get started in this sport during their stay.

A different way to discover the territory, where sport, calm, and the environment meet in balance.

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The Santa Clotilde Gardens, located in Lloret de Mar, on the Costa Brava, are situated in a landscape of great beauty next to the Mediterranean. Perched on a cliff with stunning sea views, these gardens represent one of the most iconic spaces to see in Lloret de Mar.

Designed at the beginning of the 20th century with inspiration from Italian Renaissance gardens, they are a true example of the Noucentista spirit in Catalonia, of which Eugeni d'Ors was a brilliant spokesperson.

In recent years, the gardens have gained international prominence by becoming a setting for audiovisual productions such as House of the Dragon (2021), reinforcing their appeal as an iconic landmark of the Costa Brava. In addition, they host cultural visits and events that highlight their landscape and architectural heritage.

The Church of Sant Romà, located in the heart of Lloret de Mar, is one of the most representative buildings in the town and an essential stop during any stroll through its old town.

This legacy of modernist art stands out for its unique architecture, where Gothic influences are combined with colorful decorative elements, making it one of the most recognizable cultural icons in the area.

The Monument to the Seafaring Woman is a must-see for anyone coming to discover the viewpoints of Lloret de Mar. It is located at a privileged point on the coastal path, which runs along the coast, right between the extensive main beach and the charming Cala Banys.

Lloret has always been a town deeply linked to the sea, and this monument represents it perfectly, becoming one of the most recognizable symbols of its seafaring tradition.