L'Azure Hotel 4* boasts a great location in the popular coastal town of Lloret de Mar. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and towering mountains, Lloret de Mar offers sun-seekers a charming seaside escape, just one hour from bustling Barcelona.

The hotel is just a few minutes from the main highlights of Lloret de Mar with an extensive spa and an exclusive, adults-only chill-out area with its very own rooftop infinity pool. Whatever you choose to do, you can prepare for a memorable escape to the Costa Brava.

In beautiful sunny and earthy tones, the bright yellow accents and wooden floors of the Standard Pool View Room create a comfortable and inviting space for a perfect vacation. Featuring a balcony or terrace, the room offers a lovely view of the pool's vibrant blue waters. 
 

Experience a slice of paradise in the Pool View Suite, bathed in natural light through large rooftop windows that create an ideally serene escape with a modern and stylish design. Each suite features a terrace or balcony with pool views, a private bathroom with both a shower and a bath, and thoughtful amenities including bathrobes and slippers.

Get cosy in this bright and spacious room, complete with four single beds or two double beds. There is also a large bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, and a stylish balcony with peaceful pool views.

From the child-friendly splash park, where younger guests can create lasting memories, to the adults-only area featuring an exclusive infinity pool for relaxation and indulgence, this hotel caters to guests of all ages.

If that's not enough, the hotel's on-site spa features a sauna and vitality pool, with the option to book in-room wellness treatments for a personalised pampering experience.

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.

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.

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

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.

Enjoy a festive 4-hour catamaran cruise from Lloret de Mar with a swim in a cove, an on-board barbecue and unlimited drinks in a friendly, musical atmosphere.

Discover the interior of Catalonia through the authentic villages of Rupit and Besalú, with a panoramic lunch at the Santuari del Far.

Set off on a festive catamaran cruise along the Costa Brava, with swimming in the creek, entertainment, barbecue lunch on board and drinks included.

The Marimurtra botanical garden in Blanes invites you to take an unforgettable walk among Mediterranean cliffs, exotic plants and breathtaking panoramic views.

Enjoy an unforgettable evening with a typical Spanish dinner followed by an authentic flamenco show, brought to life by the passion of La Masia Ballet.

Enjoy an authentic flamenco show by the Ballet de La Masia, with drinks included (Sangria, Cava or mineral water), for a vibrant and unforgettable evening.

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.