A boat tour in the Venice of Spain

Do you love water sports? Then Empuriabrava is the perfect holiday destination for you. This seaside resort on the Costa Brava is distinguished by its numerous canals. It's no coincidence that it's nicknamed the Venice of Spain. In this famous marina, we recommend renting a boat to cruise along them. The view of the magnificent villas, luxurious castles, and palm trees is unforgettable. During your holiday with us in Empuriabrava, you'll stay right next to the sandy beach. It's wonderful to lounge in the sun. The azure waters of the Mediterranean also invite you to go snorkeling or sailing in the Bay of Roses.

An active day in the Cap Norfeu nature park

There's no shortage of activities on land during a stay in Empuriabrava either. No fewer than three natural parks extend near the seaside resort. The Cap Norfeu Park is particularly impressive. Idyllic bays with pristine beaches, green hills, and steep cliffs characterize the landscape. Mountain biking on the steep sandy trails, paddleboarding along the bays, and hiking along the wild coastline are popular at Cap Norfeu. The view of the Mediterranean guarantees some splendid holiday photos.

Visit the surroundings

• Cadaqués: its unique atmosphere comes from its small fishing port, its immaculate houses nestled in the cliffs and the soul of Dalí hovering everywhere. Nicknamed the white village, Cadaqués looks like a postcard;

• Girona: this typically medieval city, perched on a rocky promontory, is full of treasures. Its historical setting transports you from cobbled streets to centuries-old buildings. In the background, the sumptuous Pyrenees;

• Calella de Palafrugell: a former fishing village that captivates with its winding streets, perfect for getting lost in. Port Bo, the port district, seduces with its panoramic views dotted with charming houses and monuments from the past;

• L'Escala: a town crowned by a coastline made up of coves, cliffs, and fine sandy beaches. L'Escala is home to one of the most beautiful bays in the world: the Bay of Roses;

• Tossa de Mar: nicknamed the blue paradise because of its magnificent azure bay, the village also seduces with its historic heart;

• Roses: nestled in a magnificent natural port, anchored in its maritime traditions, the city of Roses can boast of housing some of the most beautiful remains on the coast;

• Figueres: A visit to Figueres means discovering Salvador Dalí's surrealist world in the heart of Catalonia. Between the Dalí Theatre-Museum, Sant Ferran Castle, and the bustling streets of the historic center, you'll explore a city rich in culture and surprises.