Holidays at Begur
Where is Begur in Spain? Located halfway between the mountainous Gavarres range and the sea, you'll find the medieval village of Begur, 100 kilometers from the French border. With its pristine coves, panoramic hikes, and rich historical heritage, Begur has much to offer for a beautiful vacation on the Costa Brava. For lovers of typical villages in the region, also explore the stunning neighboring villages of Llafranc or Tamariu.
Your Villa Rental in Begur, Spain
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Your Comfortable Holiday Villa in Begur, Spain
Whether it's a family vacation or a trip with friends, a preference for the beach or a pool, the village or the hills, you'll find the dream villa for your Begur vacation on the Costa Brava in our catalog. Typically perched on the hills nearby, Begur's villas often offer quality amenities paired with breathtaking views. For swimming enthusiasts, several options are available: reserve a villa with a pool, reserve a villa just a few meters from the sea, or refuse to choose and book a villa with a pool located very close to the sea.
A Seaside Apartment in Begur
For those with smaller budgets or stays in the village center of Begur, an apartment is an excellent choice, offering high-quality amenities. Whether steps from the sea or perched on a hill with breathtaking views, our rental apartments will allow you to have a comfortable vacation in a pristine setting.
What to See and Do in Begur, Spain?
This former fishing village nestled on a rugged coastline offers numerous attractions to travelers. Its medieval fortress, as well as its natural and wild surroundings such as the Garrotxa Natural Park, are worth exploring between dips in sublime coves.
The Village of Begur and the Surrounding Nature
Begur in Spain has long served as a lookout village on the Spanish coast and acted as a defense against potential invaders. Remnants of that era can be found throughout the town: admire the superb medieval fortress that still dominates the city, as well as the watchtowers that once protected the inhabitants from invasions. Stroll through the winding cobbled streets of the time and admire the colonial villas built in the pure Indiano style in the 19th century before cooling off in one of the village's sublime coves.
Paradisiacal Coves
Nestled between the sea and the mountains (the Gavarres range), the small coves that make up Begur's charm create a charming environment. Whether they are sandy or pebbly and whether they are called Aiguablava, Sa Riera, Sa Tuna, Cala Fornells, Platja Fonda, they will take you to Tamariu, and then by following the coastal path, you will reach the beautiful fishing villages of Llafranc and Calella.
You can start your exploration with Playa Illa Roja, north of Begur, which is one of the most popular places on the Costa Brava. This cove protected by cliffs owes its exceptional character to a huge red-colored rock that stands in the middle of the beach, facing the sea.
South of Begur, you can discover Cala de AiguaBlava, a lovely fine sandy cove with shallow, intensely blue waters. Culture enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the remains of Castell de Begur in Spain, the 11th-century castle perched high and offering a breathtaking view of the village below. To combine relaxation by the pool or on the beach amid splendid natural landscapes and exciting cultural visits, why not rent a villa in Begur for your next vacation? Discover our vacation rental offers in Begur, Spain, for a memorable stay in the heart of the Costa Brava.
Where Is Begur in Spain?
Located 100 kilometers south of the French border, 130 kilometers north of Barcelona, and 50 kilometers west of the provincial capital Girona, Begur is ideally situated on the Costa Brava: both accessible and unspoiled, close and completely different. It takes just over an hour to drive from Le Perthus and 45 minutes from Figueras, the birthplace of the genius Salvador Dalí.
