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The Costa Brava, the Costa Dorada, the Costa de Azahar and the Costa Blanca: these are just some of the names by which the Spanish Mediterranean coast is known.

Its historic beaches combine sea and mountains; its marine depths are ideal for discovering the treasures of the warm and much-loved Mediterranean; the sun always shines over its multicoloured breakwaters.

Spain’s glorious beaches are bathed by salt water, overlooked by the multitude of fortresses (scattered along its coast) and yearned for and coveted by lovers of sea, sun, light and history. It is an unforgettable coast, a dynamic coast – always open to those who wish to discover it.

There are literally hundreds of beaches, some dedicated to fishing, others to tourism, yet there is still space for a multitude of coves, many of which are accessible from the sea only. From the Costa Brava, at the foot of the Pyrenees, to the relaxed seaport of Aguilas, in Murcia, the sea has left its mark on these shores, offering visitors a different landscape, depending on the location or coastal region where you find yourself.

Beaches and coves, nature reserves and mountains, fascinating prehistoric monuments and ruins left by ancient settlers along this Mediterranean coast, museums, exceptional cuisine and an infrastructure for leisure and active tourism are its calling card. What are you waiting for?