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Traveling From Venice to Costa Brava

Traveling from Venice to Costa Brava offers a captivating shift from the enchanting canals and rich history of Italy to the sun-soaked beaches and vibrant seaside villages of Spain.

Best Neighbourhoods in Costa Brava

Costa Brava is known for its stunning coastline and charming villages.

Cadaqués

• Artistic vibe, home to Salvador Dalí.

• Beautiful beaches and picturesque views.

Tossa de Mar

• Historic castle overlooking the sea.

• Vibrant nightlife and excellent restaurants.

Calella de Palafrugell

• Quaint fishing village atmosphere.

• Breathtaking coastal hiking trails nearby.

Best Times To Visit Costa Brava's Attractions

Planning your visit to Costa Brava's attractions? Here are some great tips to enhance your experience.

Cap de Creus National Park

Explore this park in early spring to enjoy blooming wildflowers and fewer hikers.

Girona

Visit in late September for pleasant weather and fewer tourists during the festival.

Tamariu Beach

Go in early June or September for warm weather and quieter sands.

Costa Brava Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Costa Brava enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters, making it a year-round destination. The best times to visit are spring and early fall, as pleasant weather enhances outdoor activities and allows you to avoid the peak tourist crowds.

Dining Recommendation in Costa Brava

Don't miss the chance to savor 'Esqueixada,' a refreshing salad made with shredded salt cod, tomatoes, and olives, at Restaurant El Celler de Can Roca, known for its innovative Catalan cuisine. This vibrant dish reflects Costa Brava's emphasis on fresh, local ingredients and a lively atmosphere, offering a delightful contrast to the rich, seafood-heavy dishes of Venice.