Tossa de Mar

Although Barcelona and Madrid are the most well-known aspects of Spain, this nation also has a variety of other natural wonders that visitors will never forget. Tossa de Mar, a town on the Costa Brava's sun-kissed coastlines, is one of these destinations. There is a charming Spanish seaside with a medieval old town with castle towers, stealthy hotels, a tranquil beach, two discos open only on the weekends, peaceful bars, and a ton of seafood from Catalonia.

Its extensive history, historic villas, and unquestionably the magnificent beaches of Platja Gran and Platja d'es Codolar are what distinguish this modest coastal beauty. It is prevalent in medieval building, which still exudes an air of antiquity despite being centuries old. Castillo de Tossa de Mar (Tossa de Mar Castle), whose majestic stone walls surround the ancient town, is arguably the most well-known of them. Finally, Platja Vallpresona is a lovely undeveloped beach about 11 kilometers north of Tossa de Mar for anyone looking to get off the usual path. Larger rocks, sand, and gorgeous reefs may all be found on this tiny, undiscovered beach, making snorkeling an absolute need.

Location: Tossa de Mar, Costa Brava, Spain
Website: www.tossademar.cat