Campsites Costa Brava
Soaking up the Sun on the Costa Brava
The Costa Brava is one of the most popular regions of Spain among sun loving, camping holiday makers and stretches all the way from the French border towards Barcelona. This part of the country is typified by a gorgeous, rugged coastline with some lovely bays and bustling seaside resorts, such as Lloret de Mar. Lovers of luxury camping will be able to treat the family to an experience that they will never forget by booking to stay at a leading Allcamps set right on the sand.
Beautiful Beaches on the Costa Brav
Lloret de Mar is the undisputed capital of the Costa Brava’s beach resorts. This trendy resort comes with a golden beach, a fantastic palm-lined promenade loaded with shops, cafés and restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife. For more exciting water sports opportunities, head for the resort of Calella, to the south, with its extra-long beach and sports centres.
Exploring the Costa Brava
A visit to the cultural city of Barcelona is a must. This historical metropolis features a superb stretch of beach near the centre and a mountainous backdrop. Gerona is a historical delight with great architecture, while the cathedral, churches, synagogues and mosques are complemented by a range of excellent cafés and restaurants.
Campsites Costa Brava
Soaking up the Sun on the Costa Brava
The Costa Brava is one of the most popular regions of Spain among sun loving, camping holiday makers and stretches all the way from the French border towards Barcelona. This part of the country is typified by a gorgeous, rugged coastline with some lovely bays and bustling seaside resorts, such as Lloret de Mar. Lovers of luxury camping will be able to treat the family to an experience that they will never forget by booking to stay at a leading Allcamps set right on the sand.
Beautiful Beaches on the Costa Brav
Lloret de Mar is the undisputed capital of the Costa Brava’s beach resorts. This trendy resort comes with a golden beach, a fantastic palm-lined promenade loaded with shops, cafés and restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife. For more exciting water sports opportunities, head for the resort of Calella, to the south, with its extra-long beach and sports centres.
Exploring the Costa Brava
A visit to the cultural city of Barcelona is a must. This historical metropolis features a superb stretch of beach near the centre and a mountainous backdrop. Gerona is a historical delight with great architecture, while the cathedral, churches, synagogues and mosques are complemented by a range of excellent cafés and restaurants.
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- Swimming pool, pine forest and beaches in the immediate vicinity
- Quiet location on the Costa Brava
- Ideal for families with pool and sea
- Nature, sea and Mediterranean charm
From:
€ 241
This is why you choose Allcamps:
- More than 1,500 campsites
- Excellent customer service
- No booking fee
- Customer rating 4.5/5
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- Luxury lodges, tranquility and nature near Girona
- Beautiful pool at small family park
- Child-friendly site where everything is right
- Personal atmosphere with delicious local cuisine
From:
€ 467
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€ 273
From:
€ 218,40
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- Beach within walking distance
- Pool with a view
- Neapolitan pizzas at the restaurant
- Visit Canet de Mar with historic fishermen's cottages
From:
€ 287
This is why you choose Allcamps:
- More than 1,500 campsites
- Excellent customer service
- No booking fee
- Customer rating 4.5/5
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- Barcelona is around 50 km away
- Nature, activities and family fun all in one
- Sun, sea and relaxing holidays
- Panoramic views and close proximity to the beach for families
€ 840
From:
€ 756