Categories: BeachesCosta Brava

Quality of the beaches and apartments

Beaches renowned for their quality

This region is home to over 70 beaches enjoyed by visitors from all over the world. Made up of wonderful little nooks covered with coves and cliffs, winner of many international awards for the quality of its waters, golden sand, and facilities.

Renowned for the facilities they offer, like those of the beaches and coves of Torre Valentina, earning their recognition, from blue ribbons to numerous awards, such as the EcoBeach award. They offer many fantastic services enjoyed by tourists, such as:


  • Health centers

  • Easy Access

  • Ongoing Cleanliness

  • First Aid

  • Lifeguards

  • Bars

  • Etc.

Thousands of tourists choose a holiday villa rental in The Costa Brava for its award winning beaches, renowned for their upkeep and their compliance of the ISO 14001 environmental requirements.

Which are the best beaches?

The region has a wide variety of choices as far as sailing, swimming, and scuba diving, amongst other activities, when you choose a holiday apartment in any of these fabulous beaches:

Cadaqués beach: Known for being rocky, this beach is near the Cap de Creus Natural Park, once visited by Dalí, who made his home nearby.

Sant Pere Pescador beach: True paradise for windsurfing and other and water activities, or to simply enjoy a variety of local seafood and traditional dishes in its restaurants and bars

Aiguablava beach: Where pine trees and rocks surround the sea and give a one of a kind panoramic view, which can be enjoyed from the National observation deck of the same name.

Aigua Xelida cove: the high standard of this cove is proven by its crystal clear waters, easily accessible for you to discover the beauty of this place, which is considered the best.

Port-Bo beach: Dreamy backdrop surrounded by white houses, home to the traditional “singing of Habaneras” festival, and ideal for a holiday villa rental in The Costa Brava with all the amenities at the best price.

Castell Beach: Preserving the natural features of the coast lined with the remains of Iberian villages, fishermen’s houses and an exceptional charm that makes it the best of the peninsula.

Beaches of Torre Valentina: A small network of various coves connecting two villages, where you can easily access other beaches like Cap Roig, Can Christus, d’Es Monestri and Roques Planes.

Tossa de Mar: Characterized by its medieval essence merged into a beautiful valley lined with towers of the twelfth and fourteenth centuries.

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