Best beaches in Costa Brava

The first stop on our tour of the best beaches on the Costa Brava is Cala Belladona, a beautiful and secluded cove located between Platja d'Aro and Sant Antoni de Calonge. This spot is perfect for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy a more natural and peaceful setting. It has direct access from the Park Hotel San Jorge.

Considered one of the most iconic coves on the Costa Brava, Cala Cap Roig is known for its distinctive reddish islet that gives the place its name and adds to its unique beauty. It also has direct access from the Park Hotel San Jorge, allowing guests to enjoy this natural setting comfortably and exclusively.

We start our list with Platja Gran, one of the best beaches on the Costa Brava, located right next to Park Hotel San Jorge. This beach is perfect for those looking for a lively place full of activities. Along its 2 km length you will find a wide variety of bars, restaurants and shops. It also offers many options for water sports lovers such as kayaking, windsurfing and jet ski hire.

We continue our tour of the wonderful beaches in Brava with Cala Pedrosa, a small and charming cove located just a few minutes' drive from the Hotel Park San Jorge in the village of S’Agaró. Surrounded by rocks and vegetation, this cove is the perfect place for those looking for a quieter and more intimate atmosphere. Its crystal-clear waters are ideal for snorkelling and discovering the diversity of marine flora and fauna living on its seabed.

In the charming town of Sant Antoni de Calonge, Platja de Torre Valentina is a fine sandy beach equipped with everything you need for a full day by the sea. It is a popular choice among families, as it offers a beach bar, showers, toilets, lifeguard services, and opportunities for water sports. What’s more, it is fully accessible.

This large, unspoilt beach is one of the most pristine spots on the Costa Brava, making it well worth a visit for that reason alone. Platja del Castell is located in Palamós, next to the archaeological remains of the Iberian settlement of Castell, a site of great historical value open to visitors. Perfect for those wanting to enjoy both the sea and local culture.

Located in Platja d’Aro, this small cove with turquoise waters is surrounded by pine trees and rocks, offering the typical landscape of Costa Brava’s wilder beaches. Due to its more difficult access, it can only be reached on foot, and it does not provide facilities for bathers. It's the ideal spot for snorkeling or diving and discovering a spectacular seabed.