With the first hint of sunshine or even just a spare long weekend, it doesn’t take much to start daydreaming about the sea.

Spain’s Costa Brava has long been a magnet for the jet set, its pebbled calas and charming fishing villages luring everyone from Truman Capote and Marcel Duchamp to Ava Gardner. While you could easily ...

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Standing on the edge of the marina in the port of Palamós, about an hour’s drive north of Barcelona, I shiver in the dark, 6am chill. A ...

From the coves of the Costa Brava to the long beaches of Andalusia, Spain's coastline is one of the most varied in Europe. Whether on the Mediterranean or Atlantic coast, in lively resorts or quiet ...

The coastal region in northeastern Spain has a long artistic and cultural heritage, as well as both modern and historic homes. By Lana Bortolot Designed by the Barcelona-based firm ...

With centuries of winemaking history and a wealth of tasting experiences on offer, the Costa Brava is ideally set up for those seeking vines, views and viniculture. There are plenty of ways to ...

Time for a video double whammy from the sunny shores of the Costa Brava and old town of Girona! Stretching 256 kilometres from the mouth of the River Tordera, northeast of Barcelona, and running all ...

A 2:52 minute narrated film clip of the Costa Brava (S'Agara, Peniscola) and Moorish and Roman ruins in "The Golden Coast of Spain" (ca. 1975) created for Hal, Halla, and David Linker's television ...

Find out which three Spanish Costas, and one surprising region of Italy, made this year’s bargain list in our checks of ...