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Meet the attractions of Costa Brava from the air. In this video you can visit Cadaqués, Salvador Dali's house in Portlligat, the most beautiful coves and beaches of Costa Brava, traditional fishing villages, the great medieval wall of Tossa de Mar, the mountain scenery and other things that Costa Brava has to offer. Enjoy the ride from the air!
http://en.costabrava.org/enjoy/dont-miss
- published: 21 Jun 2011
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Join this journey through the Costa Brava, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean sea. Nature, culture and gastronomy will lead you to an unforgettable experience, touched by the breeze and the warmth of the sun.
Directed by Emiliano Bechi Gabrielli
www.emisevenmedia.com
http://en.costabrava.org/
- published: 25 Feb 2016
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Spain-Catalonia-Costa Brava (wild coast): Platja d'Aro, Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar.
- published: 15 Aug 2012
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The Costa Brava, the ‘wild coast’ is the coast of Catalonia, which, with its yearly 50 million visitors, is one of Europe’s largest holiday paradises. The mild, Mediterranean climate, the crystal clear water, the mysterious, rocky bays, the long, sandy beaches, the southern flora, the wonders of the Spanish and Catalonian cuisine, the historical monuments and artistic values invite more and more visitors each year. Such artists were living and creating here as Salvador Dali, Anton Gaudi, Picasso, Marc Chagall, and Joan Miro. Cadeques is a city of arts, an untouched fishing village, which also has one of Europe’s largest artistic collections. Figueras is mostly known for its Dali museum. They say that once they kept the Holy Grail in the fort above the picturesque San Pere de Rodes monastery. Basalu, which is famous of its stone bridge, is a travel to the Middle Ages. Empuriabrava, with its canals and lagoons is the Venice of Costa Brava. Girona’s old, labyrinth-like city core is one of the most beautiful ones in Spain. Lloret de Mar is inviting the visitor with the promise of the Mediterranean night, being the center of Europe’s beach discos. Tossa de Mar is the most beautiful place of the whole coast, where the bastions of the old fort stand guard over the magnificent beach. Not even 100 kilometers from Costa Brava there is the Catalonian capital, the city of Gaudi, the ‘stage for the zest of life’, one of Europe’s most beautiful and livable cities, Barcelona
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- published: 23 Mar 2015
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Brian Cox of the Travel Vlogger shares his list of the best things to do when in Costa Brava while teaching you some basic spanish. Sponsored by Visit Costa Brava (http://en.costabrava.org) and The Silken San Jorge Hotel (http://www.hoteles-silken.com/park-hotel-san-jorge-platja-daro/en/)
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What are you doing in my hotel room? Oh, I get it you're here to find out more about Costa Brava. Well you're going to have to wait a second, I have to get ready and eat breakfast first...so why don't you come with me.
The complimentary breakfast that comes with staying at the San Jorge Hotel in Platja d'Aro has everything you need and more to start your day right.
So here's the story... I just got here yesterday but had a really great time ... how about I just show you what I did yesterday.
We will start off by heading to the beach right below the hotel.
One of the coolest things about Costa Brava is the "calas" or coves, which are found all along the coast. These tiny beaches are perfect for laying out without all the hassles found at larger more popular beaches.
The best thing to do here in my opinion is to just relax, catch some rays and enjoy your surroundings. However, if you are seeking adventure there are several activities at you finger tips. Snorkeling, kayaking, and hiking were just a few of the things I noticed during my stay, ....but for a complete list of all the activities available be sure to visit the official Costa Brava tourism website.
Also the gastronomy is AWESOME!!! The seafood is amazing, I've got all kinds of stuff here. We've got baby squid, we've got some mussels, and boquerones (anchovies)...little baby fish. But there are tons of stuff to try here, just dive in.
Now that lunch is finished it is time to lay back down and have a siesta. Man the The Spanish life is hard.
After relaxing on the beach for a few hours it was time to wash up and head to one of the many tiny towns located in Costa Brava for some more food and drinks.
I was craving some comfort food so I got some patatas braves (fried potatoes w/spicy sauce) a spanish favorite, and pizza with some mediterranean seafood.
So good!
You always want to be nice to the waitresses here because they might bring you a free shot, or chupito!
So in a nutshell, i ate, got some sun, ate, took a nap, watched sunset, and ate again. It was perfect...everyday should be like this! Well I'm going to bed so I can be ready to do it all over again tomorrow. Bon anuit!
- published: 06 Nov 2012
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The Costa Brava is a coastal region of northeastern Catalonia, Spain, in the comarques of Alt Empordà, Baix Empordà and Selva, in the province of Girona. The Costa Brava stretches from Blanes, 60 km (37 mi) northeast of Barcelona, to the French border.
In the 1950s, the Costa Brava was identified by the Spanish government and local entrepreneurs as being suitable for substantial development as a holiday destination, mainly for package holiday tourists from Northern Europe and especially, the United Kingdom and France. The combination of a very good summer climate, nature, excellent beaches and a favourable foreign exchange rate, which made Spain a relatively inexpensive tourist destination, was exploited by the construction of large numbers of hotels and apartments in such seaside resorts as Blanes, Tossa de Mar, and Lloret de Mar. Tourism rapidly took over from fishing as the principal business of the area.
The coast was named Costa Brava by Ferran Agulló (in Català, Ferran Agulló i Vidal) in an article published in Catalan newspaper La Veu de Catalunya in September 1908. Agulló, a journalist born in Girona, referred to the rugged landscape of the Mediterranean coast which runs from the river Tordera, near Blanes, to Banyuls with the name Costa Brava.Costa is the Catalan and Spanish word for 'coast', while Brava means 'rugged' or 'wild'. This term was officially recognized and promoted in the 1960s as it was deemed suitable to promote tourism in the region. Before Costa Brava became the official name, other names were suggested, such as Costa Grega (Greek Coast), Costa del Corall (Coral Coast), Costa Serena (Serene Coast), Costes de Llevant (Levant Coasts) or Marina de l'Empordà (Empordà Marine).
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3:54Costa Brava from the air
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http://en.costabrava.org/enjoy/dont-miss Meet the attractions of Costa Brava from the air. In this video you can visit Cadaqués, Salvador Dali's house in Portlligat, the most beautiful coves and beaches of Costa Brava, traditional fishing villages, the great medieval wall of Tossa de Mar, the mountain scenery and other things that Costa Brava has to offer. Enjoy the ride from the air! http://en.costabrava.org/enjoy/dont-miss -
4:55IN COSTA BRAVA
IN COSTA BRAVAIN COSTA BRAVA
Join this journey through the Costa Brava, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean sea. Nature, culture and gastronomy will lead you to an unforgettable experience, touched by the breeze and the warmth of the sun. Directed by Emiliano Bechi Gabrielli www.emisevenmedia.com http://en.costabrava.org/ -
5:05COSTA BRAVA - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES
COSTA BRAVA - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHESCOSTA BRAVA - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES
Spain-Catalonia-Costa Brava (wild coast): Platja d'Aro, Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar. -
62:09Costa Brava Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
Costa Brava Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great DestinationsCosta Brava Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The Costa Brava, the ‘wild coast’ is the coast of Catalonia, which, with its yearly 50 million visitors, is one of Europe’s largest holiday paradises. The mild, Mediterranean climate, the crystal clear water, the mysterious, rocky bays, the long, sandy beaches, the southern flora, the wonders of the Spanish and Catalonian cuisine, the historical monuments and artistic values invite more and more visitors each year. Such artists were living and creating here as Salvador Dali, Anton Gaudi, Picasso, Marc Chagall, and Joan Miro. Cadeques is a city of arts, an untouched fishing village, which also has one of Europe’s largest artistic collections. Figueras is mostly known for its Dali museum. They say that once they kept the Holy Grail in the fort above the picturesque San Pere de Rodes monastery. Basalu, which is famous of its stone bridge, is a travel to the Middle Ages. Empuriabrava, with its canals and lagoons is the Venice of Costa Brava. Girona’s old, labyrinth-like city core is one of the most beautiful ones in Spain. Lloret de Mar is inviting the visitor with the promise of the Mediterranean night, being the center of Europe’s beach discos. Tossa de Mar is the most beautiful place of the whole coast, where the bastions of the old fort stand guard over the magnificent beach. Not even 100 kilometers from Costa Brava there is the Catalonian capital, the city of Gaudi, the ‘stage for the zest of life’, one of Europe’s most beautiful and livable cities, Barcelona -------------- Watch more travel videos ► http://goo.gl/HYQdhg Join us. Subscribe now! ► http://goo.gl/QHWi2p Be our fan on Facebook ► http://goo.gl/0xmbQk Follow us on Twitter ► http://goo.gl/334ln5 -------------- Thanks for all your support, rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! Please: respect each other in the comments. Expoza Travel is taking you on a journey to the earth's most beautiful and fascinating places. Get inspiration and essentials with our travel guide videos and documentaries for your next trip, holiday, vacation or simply enjoy and get tips about all the beauty in the world... It is yours to discover! -
5:09Costa Brava - Entre Sabanas Blancas
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4:52TU PRECIO COSTA BRAVA
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3:59What to do in Costa Brava - Travel Guide
What to do in Costa Brava - Travel GuideWhat to do in Costa Brava - Travel Guide
Brian Cox of the Travel Vlogger shares his list of the best things to do when in Costa Brava while teaching you some basic spanish. Sponsored by Visit Costa Brava (http://en.costabrava.org) and The Silken San Jorge Hotel (http://www.hoteles-silken.com/park-hotel-san-jorge-platja-daro/en/) STAY CONNECTED HERE Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTravelVlogger Twitter: https://twitter.com/TravelVlogger Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheTravelVlogger Blog: http://thetravelvlogger.com/ SCRIPT What are you doing in my hotel room? Oh, I get it you're here to find out more about Costa Brava. Well you're going to have to wait a second, I have to get ready and eat breakfast first...so why don't you come with me. The complimentary breakfast that comes with staying at the San Jorge Hotel in Platja d'Aro has everything you need and more to start your day right. So here's the story... I just got here yesterday but had a really great time ... how about I just show you what I did yesterday. We will start off by heading to the beach right below the hotel. One of the coolest things about Costa Brava is the "calas" or coves, which are found all along the coast. These tiny beaches are perfect for laying out without all the hassles found at larger more popular beaches. The best thing to do here in my opinion is to just relax, catch some rays and enjoy your surroundings. However, if you are seeking adventure there are several activities at you finger tips. Snorkeling, kayaking, and hiking were just a few of the things I noticed during my stay, ....but for a complete list of all the activities available be sure to visit the official Costa Brava tourism website. Also the gastronomy is AWESOME!!! The seafood is amazing, I've got all kinds of stuff here. We've got baby squid, we've got some mussels, and boquerones (anchovies)...little baby fish. But there are tons of stuff to try here, just dive in. Now that lunch is finished it is time to lay back down and have a siesta. Man the The Spanish life is hard. After relaxing on the beach for a few hours it was time to wash up and head to one of the many tiny towns located in Costa Brava for some more food and drinks. I was craving some comfort food so I got some patatas braves (fried potatoes w/spicy sauce) a spanish favorite, and pizza with some mediterranean seafood. So good! You always want to be nice to the waitresses here because they might bring you a free shot, or chupito! So in a nutshell, i ate, got some sun, ate, took a nap, watched sunset, and ate again. It was perfect...everyday should be like this! Well I'm going to bed so I can be ready to do it all over again tomorrow. Bon anuit! -
4:43solo deseos - costa brava
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- Actors
- Aigua Blava
- Aiguafreda
- Albera Massif
- Alt Empordà
- Anchovies
- Apples
- Archipelago
- Ardenya Massif
- Area
- Artists
- Ava Gardner
- Baix Empordà
- Banyoles
- Banyuls-sur-Mer
- Barcelona
- Beans
- Begur
- Begur, Spain
- Blanes
- Blue fish
- Cadaqués
- Calonge
- Cap de Creus
- Capmany
- Castell-Platja d'Aro
- Castelló d'Empúries
- Castle of Púbol
- Catalan language
- Catalonia
- Caterina Albert
- Classical music
- Cloisters
- Colera
- Costa Blanca
- Costa Brava
- Costa Cálida
- Costa da Morte
- Costa Daurada
- Costa de Almería
- Costa de la Luz
- Costa del Azahar
- Costa del Sol
- Costa do Marisco
- Costa Tropical
- Côte d’Azur
- Dani Karavan
- Douglas Fairbanks
- El Port de la Selva
- Elizabeth Taylor
- Empuriabrava
- Empúries
- Ferran Agulló
- Figueres
- Film
- Film director
- Film set
- Filmmakers
- Films
- First World War
- Fluvià
- Fornells, Catalonia
- France
- Galligants
- Gardens
- Gastronomy
- Gavarres
- Girona
- Gironès
- Glamour
- Green Spain
- Gulf of Roses
- Güell
- Iberian Peninsula
- Inspiration
- Intellectual
- Isaac Albéniz
- Joan Maragall
- Joan Miró
- Josep Pla
- Kilometers
- L'Escala
- L'Estartit
- La Bisbal d'Empordà
- La Selva de Mar
- Lake of Banyoles
- Land
- Latitude
- Llafranc
- Llançà
- Lloret de Mar
- Location
- Longitude
- Manuel de Falla
- Marc Chagall
- Marina
- Marine reserve
- Marsh
- Medes Islands
- Mediterranean
- Mediterranean Sea
- Microclimate
- Monasteries
- Monkfish
- Montgrí
- Montgrí Massif
- Mozart Festival
- Muga (river)
- Music
- Nautical miles
- Northern Europe
- Onions
- Onyar
- Orson Welles
- Pablo Picasso
- Package holiday
- Palafrugell
- Palamós
- Pals
- Pau Casals
- Peas
- Pla de l'Estany
- Platja d'Aro
- Pop rock
- Port Lligat
- Portbou
- Portlligat
- Prawns
- Productions
- Province of Girona
- Pyrenees
- Púbol
- Ramon Pichot
- Rice
- River mouth
- Rock fish
- Roses
- Roses, Girona
- S'Agaró
- Salvador Dalí
- Salvador Espriu
- Sant Pere de Rodes
- Sant Pere Pescador
- Sardana
- Sea
- Selva
- Spain
- Spanish Civil War
- Spanish government
- Spanish language
- Square kilometers
- Stories
- Studios
- Tamariu
- Template Costas
- Template talk Costas
- Ter (river)
- Tordera (river)
- Torroella de Montgrí
- Tossa de Mar
- Tourism
- Towns
- Truman Capote
- Turnips
- United Kingdom
- Vilabertran
- Walter Benjamin
- Wines
- Writers
- Yves Montand
- Aigua Blava
- Aiguafreda
- Alt Empordà
- Baix Empordà
- Banyoles
- Barcelona
- Blanes
- Cadaqués
- Calonge
- Cap de Creus
- Capmany
- Castle of Púbol
- Catalonia
- Costa Blanca
- Costa Brava
- Costa Daurada
- Costa de la Luz
- Costa del Azahar
- Costa del Sol
- Costa Tropical
- El Port de la Selva
- Empuriabrava
- Empúries
- Figueres
- Fluvià
- France
- Girona
- Gironès
- Gulf of Roses
- Güell
- Iberian Peninsula
- La Selva de Mar
- Llafranc
- Llançà
- Lloret de Mar
- Medes Islands
- Onyar
- Palafrugell
- Palamós
- Pals
- Port Lligat
- Portbou
- Province of Girona
- Pyrenees
- Púbol
- Sant Pere de Rodes
- Sant Pere Pescador
- Selva
- Spain
- Tamariu
- Torroella de Montgrí
- Tossa de Mar
- United Kingdom
- Vilabertran
La Costa Brava
ALBUMS
- Futuros padres: Grabaciones en el Mar 2002-2004 released: 2007
- Velocidad de crucero released: 2007
- Costabravismo: El experimento es el experimento released: 2005
- Llamadas perdidas released: 2004
- Se hacen los interesantes released: 2004
- Déjese querer por una loca released: 2003
- Los días más largos released: 2003
Futuros padres: Grabaciones en el Mar 2002-2004
Released 2007- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Hazte camarera
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Velocidad de crucero
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Costabravismo: El experimento es el experimento
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Llamadas perdidas
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Déjese querer por una loca
Released 2003- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Hazte camarera
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen En el fondo está bien
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lentillas de colores
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen La música, las drogas, el laser, las minifaldas
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Desastre
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Dos científicos (Carrera por el premio)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen El auténtico gin-tonic
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Mal menor
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- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Déjese querer por una loca
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen 2-sept-2000
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Gwen Stacy
Los días más largos
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Costa Brava from the air
http://en.costabrava.org/enjoy/dont-miss Meet the attractions of Costa Brava from the air. In this video you can visit Cadaqués, Salvador Dali's house in Portlligat, the most beautiful coves and beaches of Costa Brava, traditional fishing villages, the great medieval wall of Tossa de Mar, the mountain scenery and other things that Costa Brava has to offer. Enjoy the ride from the air! http://en.costabrava.org/enjoy/dont-miss -
IN COSTA BRAVA
Join this journey through the Costa Brava, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean sea. Nature, culture and gastronomy will lead you to an unforgettable experience, touched by the breeze and the warmth of the sun. Directed by Emiliano Bechi Gabrielli www.emisevenmedia.com http://en.costabrava.org/ -
COSTA BRAVA - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES
Spain-Catalonia-Costa Brava (wild coast): Platja d'Aro, Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar. -
Costa Brava Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The Costa Brava, the ‘wild coast’ is the coast of Catalonia, which, with its yearly 50 million visitors, is one of Europe’s largest holiday paradises. The mild, Mediterranean climate, the crystal clear water, the mysterious, rocky bays, the long, sandy beaches, the southern flora, the wonders of the Spanish and Catalonian cuisine, the historical monuments and artistic values invite more and more visitors each year. Such artists were living and creating here as Salvador Dali, Anton Gaudi, Picasso, Marc Chagall, and Joan Miro. Cadeques is a city of arts, an untouched fishing village, which also has one of Europe’s largest artistic collections. Figueras is mostly known for its Dali museum. They say that once they kept the Holy Grail in the fort above the picturesque San Pere de Rodes monaster... -
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What to do in Costa Brava - Travel Guide
Brian Cox of the Travel Vlogger shares his list of the best things to do when in Costa Brava while teaching you some basic spanish. Sponsored by Visit Costa Brava (http://en.costabrava.org) and The Silken San Jorge Hotel (http://www.hoteles-silken.com/park-hotel-san-jorge-platja-daro/en/) STAY CONNECTED HERE Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTravelVlogger Twitter: https://twitter.com/TravelVlogger Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheTravelVlogger Blog: http://thetravelvlogger.com/ SCRIPT What are you doing in my hotel room? Oh, I get it you're here to find out more about Costa Brava. Well you're going to have to wait a second, I have to get ready and eat breakfast first...so why don't you come with me. The complimentary breakfast that comes with staying at the San Jorge Hot... -
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Costa Brava from the air
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http://en.costabrava.org/enjoy/dont-miss
Meet the attractions of Costa Brava from the air. In this video you can visit Cadaqués, Salvador Dali's house in Port...
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Meet the attractions of Costa Brava from the air. In this video you can visit Cadaqués, Salvador Dali's house in Portlligat, the most beautiful coves and beaches of Costa Brava, traditional fishing villages, the great medieval wall of Tossa de Mar, the mountain scenery and other things that Costa Brava has to offer. Enjoy the ride from the air!
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Meet the attractions of Costa Brava from the air. In this video you can visit Cadaqués, Salvador Dali's house in Portlligat, the most beautiful coves and beaches of Costa Brava, traditional fishing villages, the great medieval wall of Tossa de Mar, the mountain scenery and other things that Costa Brava has to offer. Enjoy the ride from the air!
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- published: 21 Jun 2011
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IN COSTA BRAVA
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Join this journey through the Costa Brava, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean sea. Nature, culture and gastronomy will lead you to an unforgettable expe...
Join this journey through the Costa Brava, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean sea. Nature, culture and gastronomy will lead you to an unforgettable experience, touched by the breeze and the warmth of the sun.
Directed by Emiliano Bechi Gabrielli
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Join this journey through the Costa Brava, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean sea. Nature, culture and gastronomy will lead you to an unforgettable experience, touched by the breeze and the warmth of the sun.
Directed by Emiliano Bechi Gabrielli
www.emisevenmedia.com
http://en.costabrava.org/
- published: 25 Feb 2016
- views: 3588
COSTA BRAVA - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES
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Spain-Catalonia-Costa Brava (wild coast): Platja d'Aro, Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar.
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Costa Brava Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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The Costa Brava, the ‘wild coast’ is the coast of Catalonia, which, with its yearly 50 million visitors, is one of Europe’s largest holiday paradises. The mild,...
The Costa Brava, the ‘wild coast’ is the coast of Catalonia, which, with its yearly 50 million visitors, is one of Europe’s largest holiday paradises. The mild, Mediterranean climate, the crystal clear water, the mysterious, rocky bays, the long, sandy beaches, the southern flora, the wonders of the Spanish and Catalonian cuisine, the historical monuments and artistic values invite more and more visitors each year. Such artists were living and creating here as Salvador Dali, Anton Gaudi, Picasso, Marc Chagall, and Joan Miro. Cadeques is a city of arts, an untouched fishing village, which also has one of Europe’s largest artistic collections. Figueras is mostly known for its Dali museum. They say that once they kept the Holy Grail in the fort above the picturesque San Pere de Rodes monastery. Basalu, which is famous of its stone bridge, is a travel to the Middle Ages. Empuriabrava, with its canals and lagoons is the Venice of Costa Brava. Girona’s old, labyrinth-like city core is one of the most beautiful ones in Spain. Lloret de Mar is inviting the visitor with the promise of the Mediterranean night, being the center of Europe’s beach discos. Tossa de Mar is the most beautiful place of the whole coast, where the bastions of the old fort stand guard over the magnificent beach. Not even 100 kilometers from Costa Brava there is the Catalonian capital, the city of Gaudi, the ‘stage for the zest of life’, one of Europe’s most beautiful and livable cities, Barcelona
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The Costa Brava, the ‘wild coast’ is the coast of Catalonia, which, with its yearly 50 million visitors, is one of Europe’s largest holiday paradises. The mild, Mediterranean climate, the crystal clear water, the mysterious, rocky bays, the long, sandy beaches, the southern flora, the wonders of the Spanish and Catalonian cuisine, the historical monuments and artistic values invite more and more visitors each year. Such artists were living and creating here as Salvador Dali, Anton Gaudi, Picasso, Marc Chagall, and Joan Miro. Cadeques is a city of arts, an untouched fishing village, which also has one of Europe’s largest artistic collections. Figueras is mostly known for its Dali museum. They say that once they kept the Holy Grail in the fort above the picturesque San Pere de Rodes monastery. Basalu, which is famous of its stone bridge, is a travel to the Middle Ages. Empuriabrava, with its canals and lagoons is the Venice of Costa Brava. Girona’s old, labyrinth-like city core is one of the most beautiful ones in Spain. Lloret de Mar is inviting the visitor with the promise of the Mediterranean night, being the center of Europe’s beach discos. Tossa de Mar is the most beautiful place of the whole coast, where the bastions of the old fort stand guard over the magnificent beach. Not even 100 kilometers from Costa Brava there is the Catalonian capital, the city of Gaudi, the ‘stage for the zest of life’, one of Europe’s most beautiful and livable cities, Barcelona
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Costa Brava - Entre Sabanas Blancas
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TU PRECIO COSTA BRAVA
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What to do in Costa Brava - Travel Guide
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Brian Cox of the Travel Vlogger shares his list of the best things to do when in Costa Brava while teaching you some basic spanish. Sponsored by Visit Costa Br...
Brian Cox of the Travel Vlogger shares his list of the best things to do when in Costa Brava while teaching you some basic spanish. Sponsored by Visit Costa Brava (http://en.costabrava.org) and The Silken San Jorge Hotel (http://www.hoteles-silken.com/park-hotel-san-jorge-platja-daro/en/)
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What are you doing in my hotel room? Oh, I get it you're here to find out more about Costa Brava. Well you're going to have to wait a second, I have to get ready and eat breakfast first...so why don't you come with me.
The complimentary breakfast that comes with staying at the San Jorge Hotel in Platja d'Aro has everything you need and more to start your day right.
So here's the story... I just got here yesterday but had a really great time ... how about I just show you what I did yesterday.
We will start off by heading to the beach right below the hotel.
One of the coolest things about Costa Brava is the "calas" or coves, which are found all along the coast. These tiny beaches are perfect for laying out without all the hassles found at larger more popular beaches.
The best thing to do here in my opinion is to just relax, catch some rays and enjoy your surroundings. However, if you are seeking adventure there are several activities at you finger tips. Snorkeling, kayaking, and hiking were just a few of the things I noticed during my stay, ....but for a complete list of all the activities available be sure to visit the official Costa Brava tourism website.
Also the gastronomy is AWESOME!!! The seafood is amazing, I've got all kinds of stuff here. We've got baby squid, we've got some mussels, and boquerones (anchovies)...little baby fish. But there are tons of stuff to try here, just dive in.
Now that lunch is finished it is time to lay back down and have a siesta. Man the The Spanish life is hard.
After relaxing on the beach for a few hours it was time to wash up and head to one of the many tiny towns located in Costa Brava for some more food and drinks.
I was craving some comfort food so I got some patatas braves (fried potatoes w/spicy sauce) a spanish favorite, and pizza with some mediterranean seafood.
So good!
You always want to be nice to the waitresses here because they might bring you a free shot, or chupito!
So in a nutshell, i ate, got some sun, ate, took a nap, watched sunset, and ate again. It was perfect...everyday should be like this! Well I'm going to bed so I can be ready to do it all over again tomorrow. Bon anuit!
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Brian Cox of the Travel Vlogger shares his list of the best things to do when in Costa Brava while teaching you some basic spanish. Sponsored by Visit Costa Brava (http://en.costabrava.org) and The Silken San Jorge Hotel (http://www.hoteles-silken.com/park-hotel-san-jorge-platja-daro/en/)
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SCRIPT
What are you doing in my hotel room? Oh, I get it you're here to find out more about Costa Brava. Well you're going to have to wait a second, I have to get ready and eat breakfast first...so why don't you come with me.
The complimentary breakfast that comes with staying at the San Jorge Hotel in Platja d'Aro has everything you need and more to start your day right.
So here's the story... I just got here yesterday but had a really great time ... how about I just show you what I did yesterday.
We will start off by heading to the beach right below the hotel.
One of the coolest things about Costa Brava is the "calas" or coves, which are found all along the coast. These tiny beaches are perfect for laying out without all the hassles found at larger more popular beaches.
The best thing to do here in my opinion is to just relax, catch some rays and enjoy your surroundings. However, if you are seeking adventure there are several activities at you finger tips. Snorkeling, kayaking, and hiking were just a few of the things I noticed during my stay, ....but for a complete list of all the activities available be sure to visit the official Costa Brava tourism website.
Also the gastronomy is AWESOME!!! The seafood is amazing, I've got all kinds of stuff here. We've got baby squid, we've got some mussels, and boquerones (anchovies)...little baby fish. But there are tons of stuff to try here, just dive in.
Now that lunch is finished it is time to lay back down and have a siesta. Man the The Spanish life is hard.
After relaxing on the beach for a few hours it was time to wash up and head to one of the many tiny towns located in Costa Brava for some more food and drinks.
I was craving some comfort food so I got some patatas braves (fried potatoes w/spicy sauce) a spanish favorite, and pizza with some mediterranean seafood.
So good!
You always want to be nice to the waitresses here because they might bring you a free shot, or chupito!
So in a nutshell, i ate, got some sun, ate, took a nap, watched sunset, and ate again. It was perfect...everyday should be like this! Well I'm going to bed so I can be ready to do it all over again tomorrow. Bon anuit!
- published: 06 Nov 2012
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solo deseos - costa brava
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Aqui una salsa muy buena...Como Para esas mujeres traicioneras y cobardes que le hacen daño a un hombre...
Espero les guste gente... (Y)
Aqui una salsa muy buena...Como Para esas mujeres traicioneras y cobardes que le hacen daño a un hombre...
Espero les guste gente... (Y)
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Catalonia, Spain Travel Guide: Must go to La Costa Brava
Catalonia, Spain Travel Guide: Must go to La Costa Brava. Located in the coastal region of northeastern Spain, The Costa Brava stretches from Blanes, a 37 miles northeast of Barcelona, to the French border, making it the perfect place for spending your holidays, or just a long weekend, in a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere. Natural beauty, endless miles of sandy beaches and summer sunshine, the Costa Brava is formed by a lot of little towns and small fishing ports like Cadaqués, which was the residence of Salvador Dalí, his home can still be visited, Calella de Palafrugell where you can listen to the famous habaneras in a festival celebrated once a year. Marvellous beaches and many other entertainments will keep you busy in the Costa Brava with an average of 2500 sunny hours every year. -
Visit Costa Brava in Catalonia, Spain | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Spain
World Tube https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Travel Guide Madrid, Spain http://bit.ly/Zna88N Shepherd Entertainment gives you the history of Costa Brava (also known as Wild Coast) in Catalonia, Spain. Costa Brava, the wild coast, is the romantic coast of Catalonia which theoretically reaches from the French border to Blanes but actually to Barcelona. Karakes is the most original settlement of Costa Brava. It can be reached on winding mountain roads. Cape Grousse, the eastern most point of Catalonia occasionally reveals its full beauty as it unfolds before us along the roadside. Karakes existed as a fishing village for centuries. In 1543, the entire settlement was burned down by pirates of Karadena, Barbarossa, also most of the settlers lost their lives. Later, they could successfu... -
Visit Bay of Roses in Costa Brava - Spain Travel Guide
World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Spain Travel Guide http://bit.ly/Zna88N The Bay of Roses is located in the Spanish region of Catalonia on the Costa Brava and is phenomenon. Its location is simply beautiful with the sometimes snow-capped Pyrenees in the background. The Bay of Roses visitors can enjoy the famous botanical garden of roses, the Aquabrava Water Park and the Mallol House. The Bay of Roses is a phenomenon in Costa Brava. Its location is simply beautiful with the sometimes snowcapped Pyrenees in the background. People lived in this pleasant place even in the Stone Age. In ancient times Greek settlers came here from the Island of Rhodes and the name of the bay is said to have been given by them. Since then, there have been three roses in the coat of arms of t... -
Costa Brava, Spain: Travel Guide
http://www.hotels4u.com/en_costa_brava_hotels.aspx There is so much to do and see when on holiday in Spain's sunny Costa Brava region, making it a top destination for your next family holiday. Costa Brava is great for a quick and easy getaway with guaranteed sun, sea and sand and with so many cheap hotels and great offers a holiday won't here won't cost you the earth! Hotels4u.com provide perfectly placed, perfectly priced hotels for all your holiday needs. Find us at http://www.hotels4u.com and take a look at some of our great costa brava hotels for yourself! You can find out more by visiting: http://www.hotels4u.com http://twitter.com/hotels4u_com http://www.facebook.com/hotels4ucom http://www.hotels4u.com/blog http://www.youtube.com/user/Hotels4ucom -
Visit Port Lligat in Costa Brava - Spain Travel Guide
World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Spain Travel Guide http://bit.ly/Zna88N The fabulous tiny fishing village Port Lligat is located only half an hour away from Kadakas. Shepherd Entertainment gives you the village history and shows you its sites and attractions. The quiet little bay where Dali lived with his wife Gala lies only half an hour away from Kadakas. Port Lligat is a fabulous tiny fishing village. The terraced white washed house had an inspiring effect on Mr. Surrealism and it stands only a few steps away from the sea. The building can easily be recognized from the egg ornaments that were so characteristic of Dali. There's no other external sign of the fact that we see the home of the famous painter. In his life, he tried to keep secret where he lived and worke... -
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BLOG: http://cloudmom.com My Spain Travel Guide continues with Costa Brava, which has some of the best beaches and Roman ruins in Spain. You also might like: • Barcelona with Kids: History and Chocolate Plus GIVEAWAY http://cloudmom.com/motherhood/barcelona-with-kids-history-and-chocolate-plus-giveaway/ • Making Science Fun At Cosmo Caixa http://cloudmom.com/motherhood/making-science-fun-at-cosmo-caixa/ • 5 American Kids Hit Barcelona’s Miro Museum http://cloudmom.com/motherhood/5-american-kids-hit-barcelonas-miro-museum/ _____________________________________________________ Hello my dears! Can't believe we are already three weeks into our summer adventure. Those who have followed me for a while know that we came to Barcelona for the first time last year to visit family and friends. We ha...
Costa Brava. Best travel destination of the world.
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the most amazing beaches!!
the most amazing beaches!!
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the most amazing beaches!!
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Catalonia, Spain Travel Guide: Must go to La Costa Brava
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Catalonia, Spain Travel Guide: Must go to La Costa Brava. Located in the coastal region of northeastern Spain, The Costa Brava stretches from Blanes, a 37 miles...
Catalonia, Spain Travel Guide: Must go to La Costa Brava. Located in the coastal region of northeastern Spain, The Costa Brava stretches from Blanes, a 37 miles northeast of Barcelona, to the French border, making it the perfect place for spending your holidays, or just a long weekend, in a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere.
Natural beauty, endless miles of sandy beaches and summer sunshine, the Costa Brava is formed by a lot of little towns and small fishing ports like Cadaqués, which was the residence of Salvador Dalí, his home can still be visited, Calella de Palafrugell where you can listen to the famous habaneras in a festival celebrated once a year.
Marvellous beaches and many other entertainments will keep you busy in the Costa Brava with an average of 2500 sunny hours every year.
wn.com/Catalonia, Spain Travel Guide Must Go To La Costa Brava
Catalonia, Spain Travel Guide: Must go to La Costa Brava. Located in the coastal region of northeastern Spain, The Costa Brava stretches from Blanes, a 37 miles northeast of Barcelona, to the French border, making it the perfect place for spending your holidays, or just a long weekend, in a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere.
Natural beauty, endless miles of sandy beaches and summer sunshine, the Costa Brava is formed by a lot of little towns and small fishing ports like Cadaqués, which was the residence of Salvador Dalí, his home can still be visited, Calella de Palafrugell where you can listen to the famous habaneras in a festival celebrated once a year.
Marvellous beaches and many other entertainments will keep you busy in the Costa Brava with an average of 2500 sunny hours every year.
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Visit Costa Brava in Catalonia, Spain | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Spain
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Shepherd Entertainment gives you the history of Costa Brava...
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Shepherd Entertainment gives you the history of Costa Brava (also known as Wild Coast) in Catalonia, Spain.
Costa Brava, the wild coast, is the romantic coast of Catalonia which theoretically reaches from the French border to Blanes but actually to Barcelona. Karakes is the most original settlement of Costa Brava. It can be reached on winding mountain roads. Cape Grousse, the eastern most point of Catalonia occasionally reveals its full beauty as it unfolds before us along the roadside. Karakes existed as a fishing village for centuries. In 1543, the entire settlement was burned down by pirates of Karadena, Barbarossa, also most of the settlers lost their lives. Later, they could successfully resist the attacks. Then under the leadership of Salvador Dali, they resisted the mass tourism of General Franco as well and did not let the little houses be pulled down to make way for concrete blocks instead. The artist persuaded local people to think long term and today is has been clearly established that he was right.
The only possible way is the conservation of values and atmosphere of the settlements, rejecting uniformity and short term interests. Unfortunately, this is not accepted globally. Costa Brava has very few settlements that have preserved their quaint buildings in such good condition. All of the houses are white washed and the highest building is still the parish church. The world famous baroque retablo is the work of Jacinth Mareto and Paolo Costa. It's remarkable also for the fact that it weathered the storm of the Spanish civil war intact. It's generally said to be the most beautiful settlement of the area and those who don't rove the alleys of this little town of 1500 residents, don't see very much of Costa Brava.
The fact that the painting school boasting names like Dali, Picasso, Matisse, -- Utrio and -- was founded here can also be attributed to the intactness of Karakes. The two most famous figures of Spanish literature, Garcia Lorca and Garcia Marquez lived here. Luis -- also spent his summer holiday here on Dali's invitation. It's surprising how many famous artists Spain and particularly Catalonia have given to the world, particularly in the field of fine arts and architecture. In musical life, the cellist Pablo Casals can be mentioned. Maybe it's Catalan literature that has not managed to cross the borders of the province and unknowingness. Is it possible that the name of Juan Maragal and -- or -- might be as popular one day as that of Paulo Coelho?
The statue of Dali stands on the coastal promenade today. His father is a native son and the painter spent all his summer vacations here. There are three art museums in Karakes, one of them is the richest private collection of Europe that belongs to the Perot Moore Foundation. The collection shows the best drawings of five centuries with art works by Raphaello, Carvaggio, -- Rubens, Tiapolo, Goya, Rodin, Matisse, and others. The photo gallery exhibiting some of the family pictures of Dali taken mainly in Karakes and Port -- is also very interesting.
We should definitely see the blue frame decorated house at the seaside in which Picasso lived in 1910. A plaque on the wall commemorates the artist Picasso who was born in Malaga, lived all around southern Europe. He was fond of the Spanish and French landscape and of the sea but spent most of his life in Paris.
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Shepherd Entertainment gives you the history of Costa Brava (also known as Wild Coast) in Catalonia, Spain.
Costa Brava, the wild coast, is the romantic coast of Catalonia which theoretically reaches from the French border to Blanes but actually to Barcelona. Karakes is the most original settlement of Costa Brava. It can be reached on winding mountain roads. Cape Grousse, the eastern most point of Catalonia occasionally reveals its full beauty as it unfolds before us along the roadside. Karakes existed as a fishing village for centuries. In 1543, the entire settlement was burned down by pirates of Karadena, Barbarossa, also most of the settlers lost their lives. Later, they could successfully resist the attacks. Then under the leadership of Salvador Dali, they resisted the mass tourism of General Franco as well and did not let the little houses be pulled down to make way for concrete blocks instead. The artist persuaded local people to think long term and today is has been clearly established that he was right.
The only possible way is the conservation of values and atmosphere of the settlements, rejecting uniformity and short term interests. Unfortunately, this is not accepted globally. Costa Brava has very few settlements that have preserved their quaint buildings in such good condition. All of the houses are white washed and the highest building is still the parish church. The world famous baroque retablo is the work of Jacinth Mareto and Paolo Costa. It's remarkable also for the fact that it weathered the storm of the Spanish civil war intact. It's generally said to be the most beautiful settlement of the area and those who don't rove the alleys of this little town of 1500 residents, don't see very much of Costa Brava.
The fact that the painting school boasting names like Dali, Picasso, Matisse, -- Utrio and -- was founded here can also be attributed to the intactness of Karakes. The two most famous figures of Spanish literature, Garcia Lorca and Garcia Marquez lived here. Luis -- also spent his summer holiday here on Dali's invitation. It's surprising how many famous artists Spain and particularly Catalonia have given to the world, particularly in the field of fine arts and architecture. In musical life, the cellist Pablo Casals can be mentioned. Maybe it's Catalan literature that has not managed to cross the borders of the province and unknowingness. Is it possible that the name of Juan Maragal and -- or -- might be as popular one day as that of Paulo Coelho?
The statue of Dali stands on the coastal promenade today. His father is a native son and the painter spent all his summer vacations here. There are three art museums in Karakes, one of them is the richest private collection of Europe that belongs to the Perot Moore Foundation. The collection shows the best drawings of five centuries with art works by Raphaello, Carvaggio, -- Rubens, Tiapolo, Goya, Rodin, Matisse, and others. The photo gallery exhibiting some of the family pictures of Dali taken mainly in Karakes and Port -- is also very interesting.
We should definitely see the blue frame decorated house at the seaside in which Picasso lived in 1910. A plaque on the wall commemorates the artist Picasso who was born in Malaga, lived all around southern Europe. He was fond of the Spanish and French landscape and of the sea but spent most of his life in Paris.
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Visit Costa Brava in Catalonia, Spain | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Tourism Spain
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Visit Bay of Roses in Costa Brava - Spain Travel Guide
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The Bay of Roses is located in the Spanish region of Catalonia on ...
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The Bay of Roses is located in the Spanish region of Catalonia on the Costa Brava and is phenomenon. Its location is simply
beautiful with the sometimes snow-capped Pyrenees in the background. The Bay of Roses visitors can enjoy the famous botanical garden of roses, the Aquabrava Water Park and the Mallol House.
The Bay of Roses is a phenomenon in Costa Brava. Its location is simply beautiful with the sometimes snowcapped Pyrenees in the background. People lived in this pleasant place even in the Stone Age. In ancient times Greek settlers came here from the Island of Rhodes and the name of the bay is said to have been given by them. Since then, there have been three roses in the coat of arms of the town. They were followed by the Romans and Visigoths. In the middle ages, Roses was the military base of the Catalan fleet. In 1354, 300 warships left from here to defeat a rebellion on the island of Sardinia that was under Catalan rule at that time. The Spanish armada left from the nearby harbor to the battle of Lepanto. Later, fishing and coral trading largely contributed to the prosperity of the town. The 20th century marred the landscape with concrete blocks that were considered modern at that time. Tearing them down has been out of the question so far but the newly built hotels and apartments are much more aesthetic. The sea is invariably beautiful and clean.
The water deepened slowly here and there are no romantic rocks protruding from it but it's perfect for those who can't swim. The waves are always weak so people set their folding chairs right out in the water. The name of the central beach is Bahia de Rosas but we can also bathe in several smaller bays. The best known are Kalamoska, Kalyado and Platja de Santa Margarita. Those fond of plants and flowers must not miss the famous botanical garden of roses which we can reach from the beach by a free microbus. The characteristic dance of Catalans, the Sardana is danced in the main square and mainly on Saturdays. On the other side of the coastal promenade, the huge pentagonal citadel with its thick walls was erected at the order of Charles V but the base walls of the fortress are from Greco-Roman times.
Thousands of soldiers were stationed at the huge area once. Later, it was destroyed by the French. The churches and ruins in this spacious closed area provide interesting sights nowadays too. Catalans who are extremely proud of the old monuments of their nation not only renovated the old fortress but also tried to fill it up with visitors. They furnished museums and exhibition rooms and held cultural presentations, concerts and they even issued a quarterly talking about the latest excavations which functioned as a program brochure at the same time. The town has two other fortresses and two bastions. The thick gray walls of Castillo de Trinidad can clearly be seen from the beach. The fortress protected Roses from pirate attacks with five cannons.
A lighthouse has been operating nearby for centuries which today is of course equipped with the latest technology. Only modest ruins of the former fortress of the Visigoths, the Castra Visigote can be seen. The medieval defense bastions of the hills east of the town, Torre Marina and Torre Mosaika are much more spectacular. There are numerous tourist paths leading from Roses to the neighboring hills. The 605m high Alpeini is especially beautiful from where we can see even the Cape of Krevs. The trip, whether we walk or go by bicycle is advisable either in spring or in autumn when the weather is not very hot. Near Roses, you can find the biggest megalith of Catalonia, the 5 x 2.5m Dolmen de la -- and a cave from the Stone Age. Several other smaller dolmans and graves from the Stone Age have also been excavated.
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The Bay of Roses is located in the Spanish region of Catalonia on the Costa Brava and is phenomenon. Its location is simply
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The Bay of Roses is a phenomenon in Costa Brava. Its location is simply beautiful with the sometimes snowcapped Pyrenees in the background. People lived in this pleasant place even in the Stone Age. In ancient times Greek settlers came here from the Island of Rhodes and the name of the bay is said to have been given by them. Since then, there have been three roses in the coat of arms of the town. They were followed by the Romans and Visigoths. In the middle ages, Roses was the military base of the Catalan fleet. In 1354, 300 warships left from here to defeat a rebellion on the island of Sardinia that was under Catalan rule at that time. The Spanish armada left from the nearby harbor to the battle of Lepanto. Later, fishing and coral trading largely contributed to the prosperity of the town. The 20th century marred the landscape with concrete blocks that were considered modern at that time. Tearing them down has been out of the question so far but the newly built hotels and apartments are much more aesthetic. The sea is invariably beautiful and clean.
The water deepened slowly here and there are no romantic rocks protruding from it but it's perfect for those who can't swim. The waves are always weak so people set their folding chairs right out in the water. The name of the central beach is Bahia de Rosas but we can also bathe in several smaller bays. The best known are Kalamoska, Kalyado and Platja de Santa Margarita. Those fond of plants and flowers must not miss the famous botanical garden of roses which we can reach from the beach by a free microbus. The characteristic dance of Catalans, the Sardana is danced in the main square and mainly on Saturdays. On the other side of the coastal promenade, the huge pentagonal citadel with its thick walls was erected at the order of Charles V but the base walls of the fortress are from Greco-Roman times.
Thousands of soldiers were stationed at the huge area once. Later, it was destroyed by the French. The churches and ruins in this spacious closed area provide interesting sights nowadays too. Catalans who are extremely proud of the old monuments of their nation not only renovated the old fortress but also tried to fill it up with visitors. They furnished museums and exhibition rooms and held cultural presentations, concerts and they even issued a quarterly talking about the latest excavations which functioned as a program brochure at the same time. The town has two other fortresses and two bastions. The thick gray walls of Castillo de Trinidad can clearly be seen from the beach. The fortress protected Roses from pirate attacks with five cannons.
A lighthouse has been operating nearby for centuries which today is of course equipped with the latest technology. Only modest ruins of the former fortress of the Visigoths, the Castra Visigote can be seen. The medieval defense bastions of the hills east of the town, Torre Marina and Torre Mosaika are much more spectacular. There are numerous tourist paths leading from Roses to the neighboring hills. The 605m high Alpeini is especially beautiful from where we can see even the Cape of Krevs. The trip, whether we walk or go by bicycle is advisable either in spring or in autumn when the weather is not very hot. Near Roses, you can find the biggest megalith of Catalonia, the 5 x 2.5m Dolmen de la -- and a cave from the Stone Age. Several other smaller dolmans and graves from the Stone Age have also been excavated.
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There is so much to do and see when on holiday in Spain's sunny Costa Brava region, making it a top destination for your next family holiday. Costa Brava is great for a quick and easy getaway with guaranteed sun, sea and sand and with so many cheap hotels and great offers a holiday won't here won't cost you the earth!
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There is so much to do and see when on holiday in Spain's sunny Costa Brava region, making it a top destination for your next family holiday. Costa Brava is great for a quick and easy getaway with guaranteed sun, sea and sand and with so many cheap hotels and great offers a holiday won't here won't cost you the earth!
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The quiet little bay where Dali lived with his wife Gala lies only half an hour away from Kadakas. Port Lligat is a fabulous tiny fishing village. The terraced white washed house had an inspiring effect on Mr. Surrealism and it stands only a few steps away from the sea. The building can easily be recognized from the egg ornaments that were so characteristic of Dali. There's no other external sign of the fact that we see the home of the famous painter. In his life, he tried to keep secret where he lived and worked. The exhibitionist artist liked to show his artworks and himself only when he thought it good.
The memorial room furnished in the house focuses not on the artist but on the person. The skeleton of the exhibition consists of furnishings and articles of personal use, books, painting equipment and photographs. The little yard, fruit trees and everyday garden shed, the old fishing boat standing in the garden bear no surreal meaning.
From the window, we can still see the fishing cogs that floated in this bay centuries ago. The colorful cogs floating in the shimmering water are reminiscent of an impressionist artwork. However, they sometimes appear on the canvasses of Dali.
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The fabulous tiny fishing village Port Lligat is located only half an hour away from Kadakas. Shepherd Entertainment gives
you the village history and shows you its sites and attractions.
The quiet little bay where Dali lived with his wife Gala lies only half an hour away from Kadakas. Port Lligat is a fabulous tiny fishing village. The terraced white washed house had an inspiring effect on Mr. Surrealism and it stands only a few steps away from the sea. The building can easily be recognized from the egg ornaments that were so characteristic of Dali. There's no other external sign of the fact that we see the home of the famous painter. In his life, he tried to keep secret where he lived and worked. The exhibitionist artist liked to show his artworks and himself only when he thought it good.
The memorial room furnished in the house focuses not on the artist but on the person. The skeleton of the exhibition consists of furnishings and articles of personal use, books, painting equipment and photographs. The little yard, fruit trees and everyday garden shed, the old fishing boat standing in the garden bear no surreal meaning.
From the window, we can still see the fishing cogs that floated in this bay centuries ago. The colorful cogs floating in the shimmering water are reminiscent of an impressionist artwork. However, they sometimes appear on the canvasses of Dali.
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Hello my dears! Can't believe we are already three weeks into our summer adventure. Those who have followed me for a while know that we came to Barcelona for the first time last year to visit family and friends. We had such a wonderful time that we decided to come back, and to try to throw in some weekend trips to get to know Spain a bit better.
One of the main places to visit in Spain on our family's list has been the Costa Brava. The Costa Brava boasts some of the best beaches in Spain plus some amazing history. Among the most well-preserved Roman ruins in Spain are those of Empurias, which we witnessed at the beginning of today's video.
After several fascinating hours of seeing the walls constructed by the Greeks and Romans -- and a Fanta break (boy, it was hot!) our tour bus took off to explore several coastal villages including Begur, Sa Tuna and Sa Riega. Charming and small, these villages speckle the Costa Brava, each boasting it's own unique character.For example, Sa Tuna houses small casitas formerly belonging to fisherman. As with Sa Tuna, the beach of each coastal town we visited was framed by the rocky mountainside, making each beach an enclave.
Sinking our eyes into the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean proved exhilarating.
Watch my video for more. Although the winds were heavy and you can hear them too much in my audio (sorry!) hope you will enjoy the sights as much as we did.
Stay tuned each Friday for more from my little Spain travel guide and thanks so much for reading! Next week we are heading to Madrid (or Real Madrid, as the boys say)! I've heard so much about the magical city of Madrid -- we are all so excited to see it for the first time.
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Hello my dears! Can't believe we are already three weeks into our summer adventure. Those who have followed me for a while know that we came to Barcelona for the first time last year to visit family and friends. We had such a wonderful time that we decided to come back, and to try to throw in some weekend trips to get to know Spain a bit better.
One of the main places to visit in Spain on our family's list has been the Costa Brava. The Costa Brava boasts some of the best beaches in Spain plus some amazing history. Among the most well-preserved Roman ruins in Spain are those of Empurias, which we witnessed at the beginning of today's video.
After several fascinating hours of seeing the walls constructed by the Greeks and Romans -- and a Fanta break (boy, it was hot!) our tour bus took off to explore several coastal villages including Begur, Sa Tuna and Sa Riega. Charming and small, these villages speckle the Costa Brava, each boasting it's own unique character.For example, Sa Tuna houses small casitas formerly belonging to fisherman. As with Sa Tuna, the beach of each coastal town we visited was framed by the rocky mountainside, making each beach an enclave.
Sinking our eyes into the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean proved exhilarating.
Watch my video for more. Although the winds were heavy and you can hear them too much in my audio (sorry!) hope you will enjoy the sights as much as we did.
Stay tuned each Friday for more from my little Spain travel guide and thanks so much for reading! Next week we are heading to Madrid (or Real Madrid, as the boys say)! I've heard so much about the magical city of Madrid -- we are all so excited to see it for the first time.
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Costa Brava
Costa Brava
Jeden Sommer mach ich Urlaub an dem weißen Sonnenstrand
wo ich jedes Jahr aufs neue eine große Liebe fand.
O Costa Brava
deine Sonne ist so heiß
doch wer die Liebe kennt
weiß
was noch heißer brennt.
O Costa Brava
deine Sonne ist so heiß
doch sie muß untergeh'n
und das Allerschönste
das hat nur der Mond geseh'n.
ich liebe Sommerliebe und vergess' beim ersten Kuß
daß ich schon in ein paar Wochen ganz alleine hausen muß.
O Costa Brava
deine Sonne ist so heiß
. . .
In den kalten Winternächten bin ich manchmal schon im Traum
wieder an der Costa Brava
denn erwarten kann ich's kaum.
O Costa Brava
deine Sonne ist so heiß
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Foreign couple found dead on yacht in Spain
Edit Deccan Chronicle 06 Jun 2016
Madrid, Spain ... The town is located just across the French border on Spain's Costa Brava, a popular holiday destination for Russians which has also been used as a base by the Russian mafia for money laundering. ....
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays Go BIG for Summer 2017 (Jet2com Ltd)
Edit Public Technologies 03 Jun 2016
- Expansion of Costa Brava (Girona) and Naples ... In addition to these sizzling new destinations the leading leisure airline and package holiday specialist has also expanded its programme to Naples and the Costa Brava (Girona), which is now available from all seven of their Northern bases ... Costa de Almeria, Costa Brava (Girona), Halkidiki, Naples, Paris and Split ... Berlin, Costa de Almeria, Costa Brava (Girona), Halkidiki and Naples....
Tracking exotic plants’ invading strategies in new territories (Universitat de Barcelona)
Edit Public Technologies 02 Jun 2016
(Source. Universitat de Barcelona) ... Sergi Munné Bosch, UB) ... Trends in Plant Science). 02/06/2016. Recerca ... Roach, from the University of Virginia (USA) ... In the Iberian Peninsula, it is provoking a big environmental impact on dunes, sandy areas and cliffs in the Cantabrian coast (Asturias, the Basquelands, and Galicia), the Mediterranean sea (Costa Brava, Delta de l'Ebre, Menorca) and the South-Atlantic ... Why are some exotic species invasive?....
Part One
Edit Huffington Post 31 May 2016
Last December I spoke at an accessible tourism conference in Barcelona. After being on stage, many significant people approached me - including Javier from Barcelona Special Traveller, Cristian Rodriguez who now runs Disability Horizons in Spain, Isabel Godoy from Costa Brava tourism, and Ruben Gonzalez from Bask For All. It's amazing how powerful these events can be ... And what a great itinerary it was too! ... World Changing Blogger ....
Brummies head to Barcelona, Mancunians prefer Fuerteventura and it's Marrakech that attracts Londoners
Edit The Daily Mail 30 May 2016Even more winter sun for local holidaymakers (Belfast International Airport Ltd)
Edit Public Technologies 27 May 2016
(Source. Belfast International Airport Ltd) 23 May 2016 ... In total, 58 MORE FLIGHTS have been added to popular destinations Alicante, Faro, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Palma and Tenerife ... This further growth follows the recent launch of the leading leisure airline's and package holiday specialist's biggest ever flights and holidays programme for summer 17, including brand new route Costa Brava (Girona) ... •Faro ... •Gran Canaria ... •Lanzarote ... •Palma....
CDR studying Costa Brava landfill tenders
Edit Daily Star Lebanon 19 May 2016
The Council for Development and Reconstruction is still assessing bids offered by companies to construct the Costa Brava landfill, and is expected to announce the winner of the tender next week, CDR head Nabil Jisr told The Daily Star Thursday ... ....
Think. Act. Pause. Learn. Repeat.
Edit Huffington Post 19 May 2016
Time has flown by once again since my last post. With the solar system, earth and my mind still in tact (just about); all is ok though. I'm currently writing from our second (or is it third?) home, in Barcelona. We're staying at MIC Sant Jordi for all of May before we head to Italy, Poland and Germany afterwards ... We've met Isabel Godoy from Costa Brava tourism and were shown around an accessible Greek ruins from 600BC! ... For many reasons....
Berlin is Back! (Jet2com Ltd)
Edit Public Technologies 18 May 2016
(Source. Jet2com Ltd). 18th May 2016 • Posted in Announcements. - EXCLUSIVE destination for winter 2016/17 and summer 2017. -Jet2.com flights and Jet2CityBreaks flight and hotel packages available to book TODAY! ... With the Costa Brava (Girona), Naples and now Berlin local holidaymakers have even more fantastic new places to visit for their sun and city breaks. Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays said ... New destination information....
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