• Beaches
  

  
  The Costa Brava has a plethora of beaches. They come in all sizes ranging from kilometers-long, tourist-filled stretches of sand to hard-to-reach, virtually ‘private’ beaches nestled in small coves.
  
  

• Botanical Gardens in Blanes
  

  
  Blanes have two world recognized botanical gardens both with scenic views of the Costa Brava's coves.
  
  

• Diving
  

  
  The Costa Brava is one of the best diving destinations in the Mediterranean. The terrain of this rugged coastline - plunging cliffs, islets and submerged hills has led a few ships to a tragic end.
  
  

• The Lloret de Mar
  

  
  The Lloret de Mar nightlife attracts thousands of people from far and wide. With Lloret de Mar's vast choice of cosy relaxing bars and pubs to the biggest and best clubs, you are sure to have the time of your life while in town.
  
  

• Ruins in Tossa de Mar
  

  
  Tossa is a fishermen's town, with the quaint very-narrow cobblestoned streets, white houses, and beautiful coastline. Tossa also boasts some very well-preserved medieval ruins -- including walls and towers which protected the town between the thirteenth and sixteenth centuries.
  
  

• Girona
  

  
  The town's architecture is varied and atmospheric resulting from the myriad of occupations and invasions with many narrow streets, a castle, and impressive walled section.
  
  

• Dali Museum
  

  
  This large museum is mostly devoted to the work of Salvador Dalí, who spent many years in his later life designing and living in it; the museum itself is Dalí's single largest work.
  
  

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