The Costa Brava is a unique destination where nature, history, and culture merge in a spectacular landscape. Its uniqueness is due to the formation of the Pyrenees, whose eastern end plunges into the Mediterranean, creating a rugged coastline with imposing cliffs, hidden coves with crystal-clear waters, and lush pine forests that reach the shore. This contrast between mountain and sea has given rise to a setting of great beauty, perfect for those seeking adventure, tranquility, or a romantic getaway.
From Encís d'Empordà, a charming hotel on the Costa Brava, you can discover all the most special corners of this region while enjoying an exclusive and cozy stay.
One of the main attractions of the Costa Brava is its fishing villages, which have retained their traditional essence. Walking through their cobblestone streets, enjoying their gastronomy, and admiring their sea views, it’s easy to fall in love with this region. Some of the most iconic ones are:
This idyllic town of white houses, with narrow cobblestone streets and a coastline dotted with fishing boats, inspired Salvador Dalí and many other artists. Its bohemian charm and location in the Cap de Creus Natural Park make it a magical place.
With its fishermen’s houses and bohemian air, this small town is one of the most photogenic on the Costa Brava. Every summer, its famous "Cantada de Havaneres" fills the coast with music and tradition.
Its medieval wall and imposing castle overlooking the Mediterranean make it unique. Walking through its medieval alleys and reaching the Vila Vella is an unforgettable experience.Its medieval wall and imposing castle overlooking the Mediterranean make it unique. Walking through its medieval alleys and reaching the Vila Vella is an unforgettable experience.
This town is famous for its exquisite gastronomy, especially its anchovies, considered a delicacy. Additionally, it is located next to the ruins of Empúries, an archaeological site of great historical importance.
The Costa Brava is known for its hidden coves with crystal-clear waters, many of them surrounded by cliffs and pine forests. Some of the most impressive ones are:
Cala Sa Tuna (Begur)
A small cove with turquoise waters surrounded by fishermen’s houses and a tranquil, welcoming atmosphere.
Accessible via a short trail, it is surrounded by cliffs and pine forests, making it a perfect spot to unwind.
With its fine sand and shallow waters of an intense blue, it is ideal for families and those seeking a relaxing swim in a spectacular setting.
Located in the heart of the Cap de Creus Natural Park, this pristine cove was once home to the legendary El Bulli restaurant. Today, it remains an ideal spot for nature and gastronomy lovers.
One of the best ways to discover the natural beauty of the Costa Brava is by walking along its Caminos de Ronda. These ancient paths, once used to patrol the coast and prevent smuggling, now offer the chance to walk between cliffs, pine forests, and hidden coves with spectacular views of the Mediterranean. Some recommended sections are:
An easy and well-maintained walk with panoramic sea views.
A more demanding route, but one that passes through some of the most stunning landscapes of the Costa Brava.
A trail between cliffs and Mediterranean forests that offers some of the most iconic views of the coast.
The Costa Brava is a place that combines history, nature, and adventure. Its charming villages, crystal-clear coves, and coastal trails make this region an unparalleled destination. Whether exploring its most authentic corners, relaxing on its beaches, or walking along its Caminos de Ronda, there is always something new to discover.
From Encís d'Empordà, you can explore the best of the Costa Brava while enjoying an exclusive stay in a cozy and character-filled setting. We look forward to welcoming you for an unforgettable experience in this Mediterranean paradise!