COSTA BRAVA (Wild Coast)
The Costa Brava's 200 km of coastline are a mosaic of Mediterranean
villages like L'Escala, Palamós and Sant Feliu de Guíxols,
which await you with patient expectation, with their rooftops washed
by the sun and their feet in the sand, draped in rocky outcroppings
and green pines to meet the golden waters of the Mediterranean.
But don't think for a minute that the scenery, the climate, the
sun and the light are the sum total of the leisure and entertainment
possibilities offered up by this land.
If what you seek is more fun and entertainment, you will find beachside resorts
like Empuriabrava, L'Estartit, Lloret de Mar, Platja d'Aro, Roses, Sant Antoni
de Calonge, etc. with clean, crystal-clear, pollution-free waters
The mar i muntanya cuisine, a sublime combination of the fruits
of the sea with the meats and vegetables of the mountains and plains,
is a delight. Specialities like the suquet de peix (fish stew),
cuttlefish and peas, chicken with crayfish, meatballs with prawns,
or rice casserole will fill your album of mementoes, pictures which
will come fondly back to mind when reminiscing about your holidays.
The natural conditions of Girona offer us an extensive and rich
variety of landscapes, from majestic mountains and rolling hills
to beautiful plains, alongside volcanic moonscapes and large lake-dotted
areas, not to mention the coast, which in many places preserves
its breathtaking scenic beauty.
Were we to wax poetic, we would now tell you about the picturesque
coastal towns and fishermen's havens like Cadaqués, the
charm and scenery of which captivated the maestro Salvador Dalí himself,
or like Calella de Palafrugell, whose winding streets and coves
echo the sounds of the "Habaneras" that, beyond the indispensable
annual festival, bring back the reminiscences and longings of the
sailors who emigrated to Cuba.
If you left your decision to us, we would certainly recommend
that you visit the Cap de Creus Natural Park, whose landscape suggests
what the earth must have been like in its origins, or the marshes
of the Aiguamolls de I'Empordà, the Medes islands (in L'Estartit)
and the coves and inlets of Begur and Palafrugell, and the citadel
of Roses, the Greek and Roman ruins of Empúries (in L'Escala)
or the medieval villages of Pals and Peratallada, and the Iberian
remains of Ullastret, the old town of Tossa de Mar and the beautiful
botanical gardens of Blanes and Lloret de Mar.. What we're getting
at, in a nutshell, is that at the Costa Brava, you can probably
enjoy the biggest concentration of enchanting sights and experiences
in the shortest possible distance
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