Lloret de Mar

Beautiful Beaches:

With its main beach, Playa de Lloret de Lloret, and nearby coves like Cala Boadella and Sa Caleta, Lloret de Mar boasts some of the most picturesque beaches on the Costa Brava. 

Rich History and Culture:

Lloret de Mar is home to ancient churches, medival castles, and archaeological sites that reflect its diverse past. 

Exciting Nightlife:

The town’s vibrant nightlife scene features an array of bars, nightclubs, and beachside lounges perfect for evening entertainment.  

Outdoor Activities:

From hiking the scenic coastal path (Cami de Ronda) to water sports like jet skiing and snorkelling, there’s no shortage of adventure.  

Family-friendly Attractions:

Lloret de Mar offers family-oriented activities such as the Water World water park and the Marimurtra Botanic Gardens, providing fun for all ages.  

Sant Romà Church:

This modernist church built in the 16th century and later remodelled with colourful mosaics, is an iconic landmark. 

Santa Clotilde Gardens:

Designed in the Italian Renaissance style, these lush gardens provide breathtaking views of the Mediterranean and a serene escape from the town’s hustle. 

Castell d’en Plaja:

Overlooking Sa Caleta beach, this castle-like structure is a popular spot for photos and offers scenic views of the coastline. 

Can Font House-Museum:

Step into 19th century Lloret de Mar by visiting this well-preserved modernist building that showcases the town’s historical architecture. 

Maritime Museum:

Learn about the town’s seafaring past and the significance of its maritime heritage through exhibits and artifacts. 

Suquet de Peix:

A Catalan seafood stew made with fish, shellfish, potatoes, and a rich flavourful broth.

Paella de Marisco:

This classic dish  features rice cooked with saffron and a variety of fresh seafood like shrimp, mussels and squid.

Fideuà:

Similar to paella but made with short noodles instead of rice, often paired with aioli for extra flavour. 

Tapas:

Indulge in a range of tapas like patatas bravas, croquettes, and gambas al ajillo. 

Crema Catalana:

A creamy, custard-like dessert with a caramelised sugar top, like crème Brulé.

Walking:

The town centre and beach areas are easily walkable, making it a great way to explore shops, restaurants and attractions. 

Buses:

Public buses and coaches connect Lloret de Mar with other Costa Brava towns and cities like Girona and Barcelona.

Taxis:

Readily available and a convenient option for short distances or trips to nearby beaches.  

Car Rental:

Driving is a flexible way to explore at your own pace. At Click&Go, we’ve partnered with Cartrawler to provide affordable and reliable car hire.

Bike Rentals:

Many visitors enjoy renting bikes to ride along the seafront and explore nearby trails