Stay at Alegria Florida Park 4*, perfectly located on the seafront promenade of Santa Susanna, just a few steps from the golden beach and the gentle waters of the Balearic Sea. Here, the pace slows to the easy rhythm of coastal life, where sun-drenched days and sea breezes define the atmosphere.

The hotel is set in a privileged spot between the lively charm of the resort and the tranquillity of the surrounding landscapes. Stroll along the promenade, where the Mediterranean light bathes cafés and boutiques, or simply pause to admire the horizon as it melts into the sea.

From this base, you can enjoy both the authentic warmth of Santa Susanna and the wider beauty of the Costa de Barcelona, with its long beaches, mountain backdrops and unmistakable Mediterranean character.

The Standard Room is a bright and welcoming retreat, designed to offer maximum comfort throughout your stay. Recently renovated, it combines soft tones and modern touches with a private balcony where you can pause and take in the fresh air.

Here, the sea views take centre stage, with the Maresme coastline stretching out in the distance or the pool glistening below. A calm retreat with a private bathroom, a restful bedroom and a sitting area designed for quiet moments, it offers the perfect balance of comfort and simplicity.

This is a Half Board stay (breakfast and dinner served in the main restaurant- excludes drinks).

Choose to upgrade to Full Board (breakfast, lunch and dinner served in the main restaurant - excludes drinks) or All Inclusive (breakfast, lunch and dinner served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks - see the ‘details’ tab for more information).

Step outside and let the Mediterranean sun guide your day. The golden beach is just a short stroll away, perfect for a dip in the Balearic Sea or a lazy afternoon on the sand. Prefer to stay closer? Stretch out on the wide sun terrace or cool off in the outdoor pool, where light and water blend to create an easy rhythm of relaxation.

Discover Barcelona's modernist treasures, admire the famous Sagrada Família, take a panoramic tour of the city's landmarks and stroll freely through the lively heart of the city.

Experience the history of FC Barcelona on a unique immersive tour, followed by free time in the heart of vibrant Barcelona.

Explore Barcelona in a different way on a 3-hour guided bike tour in a small group, through its emblematic districts, hidden streets, beaches and parks, punctuated by a relaxing break on a terrace.

Enjoy a day of culture between the medieval streets of Girona and the surreal world of the Dalí Museum in Figueres.

Discover Montserrat, one of Catalonia's most important spiritual sites, and reach its Benedictine abbey perched in the heart of a spectacular massif on board a cog railway offering unforgettable views.

Enjoy a free day in the heart of Barcelona to discover its emblematic districts, stroll along the Ramblas and explore the Gothic Quarter at your own pace, with return transport included.

The Costa Brava, stretching along Catalonia’s rugged northeast coast, is a captivating blend of Mediterranean sunshine, golden beaches and cultural treasures. From lively resorts to quiet fishing villages, this sun-kissed coastline offers both relaxation and discovery, framed by dramatic coves, turquoise waters and timeless Catalan charm.

Must-sees:

• Tossa de Mar: A historic coastal town where medieval walls and a hilltop castle rise above sandy beaches.
• Cadaqués: A whitewashed fishing village with winding lanes and a strong artistic heritage, once frequented by Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso.
• Figueres: The cultural capital of the region, home to the world-famous Dalí Theatre-Museum and a lively old town.
• Lloret de Mar: Known for its sweeping beaches, vibrant nightlife and nearby botanical gardens.
• Blanes: The “gateway to the Costa Brava”, celebrated for its seafront promenade and panoramic views from Sant Joan Castle.

Culinary culture:

Costa Brava cuisine highlights the union of land and sea. Savour Suquet de Peix, a traditional fish stew, or Fideuà, a Catalan take on paella made with noodles instead of rice. Local anchovies from L’Escala are prized specialities, best paired with a crisp Empordà white wine. For dessert, crema catalana offers a sweet note with its caramelised top and delicate custard.

Dive deeper:

Explore the coves and hiking trails of the Camí de Ronda, a scenic coastal path once used by fishermen and smugglers. Discover natural beauty at the Cap de Creus Natural Park, where rocky landscapes meet crystal waters. Inland, visit medieval villages such as Pals and Peratallada, where cobbled streets and stone archways evoke another era. Families will love the water parks and gardens, while divers can explore marine reserves teeming with Mediterranean life.

Good to know:

The Costa Brava stretches from Blanes, about 60 km north of Barcelona, to the French border. The best time to visit is during the summer months, when cultural festivals fill the towns, beach clubs and restaurants are in full swing, and the coastline offers its most vibrant atmosphere. Renting a car is ideal to explore hidden coves, hilltop villages and natural parks at your own pace.