Peratallada, a Journey into the Past
During your weekend on the Costa Brava, a stop in Peratallada is a must for an immersion in an authentic medieval setting, located an hour from our outdoor hotel. This well-preserved Catalan village offers a unique harmony between stone architecture and natural greenery. Peratallada is not large, but every corner reveals its charm through small, welcoming squares, sturdy ramparts, and a castle that literally transports you to another era. The serenity of this place on the Costa Brava and its historic architecture invite daydreaming and the discovery of a rich heritage.
Gastronomic Break in Palamos
Le Petit Bar, located in the port of Palamos on the Costa Brava, is famous for its generous servings of red shrimp, a delicious local specialty just 50 minutes from our outdoor hotel in Tossa de Mar that you must try for lunch during your weekend on the Costa Brava. For a complete maritime immersion, a walk to Playa S’Alguer is a must. Accessible by a nearby parking lot or on foot via the customs path, this spot offers a natural setting where pine trees surround charming coves. What catches the eye here are the colorful fishermen's houses that brighten up the landscape.
Calella de Palafrugell, a Charming Village
Calella de Palafrugell, less than an hour from our outdoor hotel in Tossa de Mar on the Costa Brava, stands out with its fisherman village atmosphere and its seaside resort with undeniable charm. The bright white houses, the small streets leading to beaches and charming coves make up the heart of this destination. The Camino de Ronda, a coastal walk from the center of Calella de Palafrugell to Llafranc, offers a unique experience during your weekend on the Costa Brava. Overlooking the sea, it provides idyllic views by day and transforms into a romantic path once lit up at night. The Bar 3 pins, located on this path, is the perfect place to quench your thirst for lunch.
Girona, a City of Many Facets
Girona, a Catalan city an hour from our outdoor hotel in Tossa de Mar on the Costa Brava, is full of treasures. The red Eiffel Bridge, with its flamboyant color, spans the river with a remarkable panorama of the colorful houses along the Onyar. The Girona Cathedral dominates the city and is accessible via a wide staircase leading to its imposing facade. The medieval cobbled streets, surrounded by ramparts, arcades, and porticos, unveil a highly attractive architectural heritage. The journey is punctuated by surprising street art works. Travelers who love cured meats will indulge in a fuet catalan at Casa dels Fuets during their weekend on the Costa Brava.