Costa Brava Golf Courses

Costa Brava Golf

Like a canvas where nature has intended to combine with exquisite delicacy the intense green of the pine groves, the massive steadfastness of the rocks, the softness of the golden sands and the deep, dazzling blue of the sea - that is the Costa Brava. Golf courses of unsurpassed quality, beautiful scenery and beaches, and numerous places of historic interest make the Costa Brava the perfect holiday destination

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There are high quality shopping and leisure centres at Roses, L’Escala, L’Estartit, Palamós, Platja d’Aro, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Lloret de Mar and Blanes.

Discover places such as Peralada with its castle and casino, Figueres, with its museum devoted to the universal artist Salvador Dalí, medieval villages such as Pals, Peratallada and Púbol, the pottery shops at La Bisbal, the scenery of the Pla de l’Estany county with its capital Banyoles, and the city of Girona, with its cathedral and internationally famous Jewish Quarter.

And on top of all this, one of the features Costa Brava can display with greatest pride is the quality of its beaches and coastal waters; the result of considerable work put into quality monitoring and water treatment. It has been accoladed for its quality by the European Environmental Education Foundation, as seen from the many blue flags that flutter in the breeze along the coastline.

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The Pyrenees

The Mediterranean is just one aspect of the breathtakingly beautiful Costa Brava-Pirineu de Girona region. The other aspect is the Girona Pyrenees, the authentic cradle of the Catalan nation where man has struggled for centuries against a background of rugged nature. The striking features and implacable presence of these snow-covered peaks of over two thousand metres sculpt the entire landscape with their imposing granite heights and peaceful valleys and plains.

The Pyrenees

As you ascend the mountains, ski slopes and lifts gradually replace the shepherds and their huts, giving way to a new setting of leisure activities and hospitality that have given fresh life to a region dominated by its natural features.

Visitors will find at Vallter in the Camprodon valley, at Núria in the Ribes valley (reached by rack railway), and at La Molina and Masella (the Pyrenees largest skiing area), modern winter skiing facilities which in warmer weather become sports and mountaineering centres, and will be given a warm, friendly welcome.

Needless to say, this diverse terrain plays host to many spectacular golf courses. Whether surrounded by Mediterranean pine trees or 300 metres above sea level with spectacular views of the sea, you’ll find this unique and sharply contrasted landscape provides a golf holiday of such quality, you’ll be back again and again.