If you are buying a Costa Brava property, it helps to know a bit about the region and its main resorts. To find out more visit http://www.overseaspropertyblog.com/
TheCosta Bravais a mix of highly-developed resorts and secluded bays and villages. It is this dual nature of the region that makes it so popular with a wide range of holidaymakers.
Lloret de Mar
Once a traditional fishing and trading port, Lloret de Mar is now one of the trendiest resorts inSpain. Like many of its contemporaries, it caters for the singles, couples and families market. With five coarse sandy beaches, a water park, and theme park, the resort has no shortage of activities, and is full of bars, restaurants, apartment blocks and nightclubs, many of them British-owned and run. TraditionalSpainstill gets a look-in, though, with local food on offer, and traditional festivals celebrated.
Blanes
Blanes is the Costa Brava’s most southerly town, only a few miles fromBarcelona. It is also heavily developed, with the tourists making the most of its 3km coastline which has sandy beaches and quiet coves. Although the beach-side of the town is developed, there are the remains of the old town, including a castle and several churches.
Tossa de Mar
One of the most popular resorts on theCosta Brava, Tossa de Mar has managed to retain the charm of the original town, whilst still catering for those tourists looking for sun and fun. Unlike Lloret de Mar, it doesn’t have a 24-hour party life, but it offers a number of bars, restaurants and shops.
Roses
Roses is theCosta Brava’s most northerly resort and has again been heavily developed from the original town, which was founded by the Greeks. It is always busy during the high season, with visitors flocking to the beaches for watersports as well as sunbathing. There is an aquatic park, scuba diving and lots of bars and restaurants.
Girona
Girona is an important historical city, boasting ancient history and medieval architecture. It’s walls surround beautiful buildings including the cathedral, museums, the Jewish Quarter and a 12th century Arab bathhouse.
You could buy aCosta Bravaproperty in, or with easy access to, any of these resorts, not to mention the smaller, more traditional villages and towns that you can find along the coastline. The beauty of the Costa Brava is that it has attractions for a wide range of visitors, so you should be able to find a property in the part of theCosta Bravathat suits you best.


