Tourism Costa Brava ::: Sunsation Rentals :::

The extension of the province of Girona makes of this section a very useful one. Therefore we suggest that you go to these essential places to feel the essence of our lands and to discover the most famous spots. These are the ten places that we consider a “must”:

	Girona.
	This is the capital city of the province. Here you’ll find a very assorted cultural offer: from the centenarian cathedral, unique in whole Europe; with a thousand years of history, the Jewish quarter, extraordinary and unforgettable, in Girona’s old quarter; the roman city wall which links the old quarter with the modern one, and lots of interesting sites.

	Figueres.
	The city where the artist Salvador Dalí was born in the year 1904. Don’t forget to visit the Theatre-Museum of Dalí, which contains an important part of his work.

	Zona Volcànica de la Garrotxa.
	This is the biggest volcanic region in the Iberian Penninsula. La Fageda d’en Jordá, the famous beech grove, is another of the beauties of this area.

	La Molina-Masella.
	That’s the largest skyable domain in the Pyrenees, with over 100 kilometres of slopes accompanied by the perfect weather and precious landscapes..

	Parc Natural del Cap de Creus.
	The first natural land-and-sea park in Catalonia, at the northern edge of Costa Brava. The rocky surface and the wild landscape offer a unique natural charm. Very near from the park you’ll find the village of Cadaqués and Portlligat, where Dalí found the inspiration and where he spent all his life.

	Illes Medes i Massís del Montgrí.
	A natural park made up of seven islets that form the extension into the sea of the Montgrí massif which feature a unique and magnificent underwater flora and fauna.

	Banyoles.
	In the village of Banyoles, in the area of El Pla de l’Estany, you’ll find the Iberian Peninsula’s largest lake, where you can practice water sports, specially rowing, canoeing and, of course, punting.

	Empúries.
	That’s the ancient complex of Emporion, the village which became the entryway to the Iberian Penninsula during the Greek and Roman periods.

	Parc Natural dels Aiguamolls de l’Empordà.
	A complex of wetlands located between the Muga and Fluvià rivers and with over 300 birds species and an important presence of autochthonous flora.

	Begur i Palafrugell.
	Important extension of cliffs and creeks, that offer you crystallline waters and sunsational views of the Mediterranean sea, which together take us to the deepest essence of the Costa Brava.