Rosamar Hotels' blog

The paths that run along the Costa Brava and were previously used by the Civil Guard to control the Spanish maritime border and prevent smuggling are known as Camins de Ronda. Currently, these paths are used to walk or move between the beaches and coves of the Catalan coast.

On November 25 and 26, the World Sports Tourism Congress will be held, organized by the Catalan Tourism Agency (ACT) of the Generalitat of Catalonia and the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) at the Olympic Conference Centre in Lloret de Mar.

From Wednesday 10 to Friday 26 November, the city of Lloret de Mar celebrates its winter festival (“festa major”), in honor of Sant Romà, patron saint of the municipality. For more than fifteen days, you can find endless activities for all ages.

Although autumn begins in September, in Catalonia there are two celebrations that mark the arrival of this season. In addition to All Saints' Day, the Catalans celebrate la Castanyada, a day in which people roast and eat chestnuts. During these dates, a traditional sweet made with a marzipan base called panellets are also eaten.

The province of Girona is one of the main gastronomic and wine enotourism destinations in the country. The Empordà area, in the north of the province, is distinguished with the Denomination of Origin (DO) Empordà seal quality for its red, white and rosé wines, besides the varieties such as Grenache.

If you want to break the routine and add a bit of adrenaline to your getaway on the Costa Brava, in the town of Lloret de Mar you can enjoy a multitude of activities and adventure sports to do with friends, as a couple or as a family.