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Click here to view properties for sale in this region The Costa Brava, geographically limited by the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees, is the name of the Mediterranean coastal territory of Barcelona and Girona. The annual average temperature is 16ºC. Its 124km of beaches are located between Blanes in the south and Pot Bou in the north, at the French border. The modern tourism infrastructure of the area turns the Costa Brava into one of the most important tourism destinations in Spain. It is one of the most famous Spanish coasts, with great natural beauty, cliffs and romantic small creeks. The Girona coast combines beautiful landscapes and attractive villages. The Costa Brava is a mountainous area, as here several mountain chains end at the sea. It is a historic place; all sea people, all civilisations came to these shores, and left archaeological vestiges and monuments that increase, with legend and mystery, the charm of these coasts. Blanes, Sant Feliu de Guixols, Platja D’Aro, Palmos, Palafrugell, Fornells, Bagur, L’Estartit, L’Escala, Rosas, Port de la Selva, Llançá, Portbou. Also places internationally known as Lloret de Mar, Tossa de Mar, S’Agaró, Empurias and Cadaqués. The Costa Brava ('wild coast') runs along the north-eastern edge of Spain to the French border, and is a dramatic landscape of hidden coves, windswept bays and long, sandy beaches lapped by the blue and green Mediterranean Sea as it is difficult to find a match.
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