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Costa Brava

The Costa Brava stretches from Blanes, north east of Barcelona, to the peaks of the Pyrenees that make up the Mediterranean border with France. It has rocky headlands, sandy coves and whitewashed fishing villages, like Cadaqués, made famous by Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí. Inland medieval fortress towns, like Pals and Ullastret, overlook fields of maize and poppies. This is the Catalan region of Spain, where the proud inhabitants maintain their own culture, language and distinctive cuisine which includes rustic meat dishes and excellent seafood. The ancient Roman and Greek settlements at Empúries give us an insight into Spain’s historical importance. There are exceptional coastal walks and a day in Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, should include a visit to Las Ramblas and Gaudi’s incredible La Sagrada Família cathedral.

  • Beautiful, rugged coastline
  • Medieval fortress towns
  • Varied cuisine

Camping Cypsela

Camping Cypsela is set in the middle of a beautiful pine forest with the nearby hilltop village of Pals only three miles away. Pals, a historic town with cobbled streets and excellent Catalan restaurants is worth exploring and just south of Pals, the rocky coastline offers excellent snorkelling at the beautiful bays like Sa Riera and Aiguablava.

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Camping Playa Brava

Camping Playa Brava, on the Costa Brava, has direct access to a sandy beach, with beach bars and a water sports centre. The campsite offers a range of sporting activities and the swimming pools have grassy sunbathing areas providing.

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Camping Castell Montgri

Camping Castell Montgri is a terraced campsite nestled between two nature reserves near the lively resort of Estartit on the Costa Brava. With 3 family swimming pools and a children’s pool there is plenty of room to splash around or enjoy the water slides.

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