Beautiful nature and abounding activity

The region's many stunning beaches and the fantastic Mediterranean Sea make this the perfect destination for water sports enthusiasts, and not only above surface. What's below the surface is a captivating underwater world of adventure. The inland lakes and reservoirs also lend themselves well to water sports. 

But there's much more to the area than water sports, and the rugged hinterland is ripe for discovery, with the city of Barcelona easily accessible from your campsite. The train offers the fastest route, and you'll be in Las Ramblas in no time! 

For the younger generation, the resort of Lloret de Mar is the out-and-out favourite thanks to its excellent choice of bars and clubs. Families looking to enjoy a relaxing holiday on the Costa Brava might prefer to come in May when the region is quieter and the sea is already warm enough for swimming. The region also offers a wealth of amenities for children. 

The delightful Spanish cuisine is certain to be a factor when choosing to camp on the Costa Brava, and no trip would be complete without sampling authentic Spanish tapas. The region also boasts its own delightful local specialities, and there are a number of Northern European restaurants for those who prefer something more familiar. 

Campsites on the Costa Brava are located in the province of Gerona in the Spanish region of Catalonia.