Destination

Cabo de Gata

Empúries is a Greco-Roman archaeological site beside the sea near L’Escala, preserving a Greek and later Roman town on the

Llafranc is a small, elegant Costa Brava resort beside Calella de Palafrugell, linked by the clifftop camí de ronda coastal

Girona is a medieval city inland from the coast, with a colourful riverfront, one of Europe’s best-kept Jewish quarters and

Cap de Creus is a wild natural park at the easternmost point of mainland Spain, with bare headlands, hidden inlets

Cadaqués is a brilliant-white village beyond a winding mountain road that became an artists’ haven; Salvador Dalí’s home at nearby

Begur is an upmarket hilltop town behind some of the Costa Brava’s prettiest coves, including Sa Tuna, Aiguablava and Fornells.

Calella de Palafrugell is a whitewashed former fishing village turned low-key resort, and the heart of the Costa Brava’s summer

Tossa de Mar is a postcard town on the southern Costa Brava, crowned by the walled medieval Vila Vella rising

Frigiliana is repeatedly voted one of Spain’s prettiest villages — steep cobbled lanes, whitewashed houses and Moorish heritage in the