Campsites on the Costa Brava in Spain

Between the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenean mountains, the Costa Brava is the coast that attracts tourists to north-eastern Catalonia. The coastline is a succession of steep cliffs, pine forests, and beautiful coves with golden sand and clear water. The sun rules here, while the crystal-clear sea is a constant invitation to laze on the beaches and in the coves, sometimes against the backdrop of the snow-covered peaks of the Pyrenees.

The Costa Brava features a number of nature parks where you can appreciate nature at its purest. Like the hugely varied landscape, this Spanish coast is ideal for those who like to do all sorts of activities. Here you’ll find greenways that follow old railway lines, ideal for family outings by mountain bike, footpaths that take you away from the crowds, along the beaches and into the coves, and watersports to be enjoyed with friends off the 200km of shores.

The Costa Brava is also a gem of Spanish culture, from pre-Roman times to the Modernist period. Under the Mediterranean sun, Dali’s inescapable legacy is, of course, very much present in day-to-day Catalan life. The Theatre Museum in Figueres, for example, highlights the artist’s life and houses the largest collection of his works.

Now world famous, the Costa Brava knows how to seduce travellers. Nature, culture, entertainment, idyllic beaches and the very best in Mediterranean gastronomy, an explosive cocktail for the perfect holiday with your family, partner or friends.

It’s up to you to find your ideal place of stay among our campsites, and make it your holiday base. Choose a mobile home or a pitch for your tent or camper van among our selection of campsites by the sea. Then all you have to do is enjoy your holiday to the full!

The most famous resort on the Costa Brava is Lloret de Mar. A lively place throughout the year. Reflecting the architectural heritage, both ancient and modern, the streets in the town centre invite all travellers to converge on the central beach. Not always easy to reach, the coves are also more protected, even in the height of summer.

You’ll love the fishing villages, spared by the hoards of excited tourists. Like the small town of Cadaquès where the white houses and facades festooned with bougainvillea all seem to gaze out to sea. Here, in places like Tamariu or Calella de Palafrugell, time seems to stand still on the steep, narrow streets.

Of course, we wouldn’t get such a buzz from Spain were it not for the way of life and all those must-try dishes that regale our tastebuds. The tapas, the quality produce and the wealth of local delights are sure to make your holiday even more enjoyable!