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Costa Brava Villa Holidays

Spain’s ‘wild coast’ lives up to its name. The Costa Brava is a cinematic sweep of pine-fringed coves, honeyed medieval villages and turquoise water lapping against rugged cliffs. Stretching north from Blanes towards the French border, this captivating corner of Catalonia balances barefoot beach days with cultural depth and culinary flair. Girona’s pastel-hued riverside houses and Gothic cathedral rise just inland, while whitewashed fishing villages such Palafrugell and Tamariu curve gently around sheltered bays.

Long lunches of grilled seafood and Empordà rosé drift into golden evenings, hiking trails trace the contours of the Camí de Ronda, and hidden coves reward the curious. Pair your stay with time in nearby Barcelona, explore more of our Spain villas, or browse our collection of villas with pools in Spain for sun-soaked indulgence.

Why stay with us?

Style and character are everything at Oliver’s Travels, and our handpicked villas in Costa Brava reflect that beautifully. Selected by destination experts who know this stretch of coastline inside out, each home is chosen for its individuality, comfort and exceptional setting.

Once you’ve booked, our Concierge Service is on hand to help with the finer details, from pre-arrival shopping and private chefs to housekeeping and tailored local experiences, for a truly extraordinary Spanish escape.

Luxury Villas in Costa Brava

Whitewashed houses in Cadaques

Why visit Costa Brava?

Spain’s ‘wild coast’, the Costa Brava stretches from Blanes – 40 miles north of Barcelona – to the French border. While its beautiful beaches are firmly on the radar of travellers, step off the well-beaten path and you’ll stumble across untouched coves, wind-lashed headlands and quaint seaside towns. Hiking trails trace the contours of pink clifftops, while just offshore, some of Spain’s best diving sites can be found around Illes Medes.

The rugged coast gives way to hilly backcountry, sheltering hilltop medieval villages and the majestic Romanesque monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes. The culinary landscape is just as staggering, with no fewer than 17 Michelin-starred restaurants in this pocket of Spain. A trio of museums pays homage to Surrealist artist Dalí, whose imagination was stirred by the natural beauty of Cadaqués.

Getting Around

Barcelona El Prat Airport is around 1–1.5 hours away by car, while Girona Airport offers a closer alternative with seasonal UK connections.

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