• the ronda roads between Tossa de Mar and Calella de Palafrugell,
• the white village of Cadaqués,
• Empuriabrava marina,
• the fishing port and the anchovies of L'Escala.

Located in northern Catalonia, the Costa Brava is one of the best destinations for those looking for a holiday in Spain in April . The Costa Brava is a natural choice in springtime. Rugged cliffs, turquoise coves, fragrant pine forests… Here, the Mediterranean unveils a spectacular landscape.

Between Tossa de Mar and Cadaqués , coastal paths wind above the sea, offering breathtaking panoramas. The villages seem to perch between the rocks and the sea, bathed in a unique light that has inspired many artists.

In Empuriabrava , Europe's largest residential marina, the canals create a stunning landscape where boats glide gently between the whitewashed houses. Further south, L'Escala charms travelers with its fishing port and famous anchovies. Restaurant terraces overlook the sea.

Our holidaymakers' favourite thing to do: A sunset stroll on the camins de ronda of the Costa Brava, these old customs officers' paths that run along the sea and reveal secret coves.

Peratallada, Pals, and Cadaqués seem suspended in time. The stone houses, flower-filled squares, and small terraces tell the story of this region, deeply marked by Catalan culture.

In Tossa de Mar , the old medieval fortress overlooks the sea. At the end of the day, the light sets the ramparts ablaze and transforms the village into a picture-postcard scene.

Less known than the Costa Blanca or the Costa del Sol, the Asturias region is a true revelation for nature lovers.

Between the Atlantic Ocean and the Picos de Europa mountains, the landscapes are of raw beauty. Vertiginous cliffs, verdant meadows and wild beaches make up a spectacular setting.

In spring, nature bursts into color. Hiking trails wind through verdant valleys where herds still graze. In the villages, taverns serve local specialties such as fabada asturiana or traditional cider poured from a distance according to a spectacular ritual.

Our holidaymakers' favorite: Exploring the narrow streets of the port of Cudillero, a fishing village with colorful houses clinging to the cliffside.

San Sebastián is often considered one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. Its spectacular bay is home to legendary urban beaches like Playa de la Concha , lined with an elegant promenade.

In spring, walks along the oceanfront become a ritual. Surfers ride the first waves while the terraces begin to fill up. The Spanish Basque Country blends ancient traditions with modernity. Festivals, Michelin-starred cuisine, and contemporary architecture create a fascinating mix. The lively streets, markets, and pintxo bars tell the story of this region's rich cultural heritage .

Our holidaymakers' favorite: A coffee at sunrise in the old village of San Sebastian, when the alleyways are still silent.

The Spanish Pyrenees offer spectacular scenery. In spring, waterfalls swollen by the melting snow cascade through verdant valleys. The stone villages seem frozen in time.

It's the perfect destination for lovers of hiking and wide open spaces. You'll cross fragrant forests, walk alongside high-altitude lakes, and enjoy a feeling of absolute freedom.

Our holidaymakers' favorite: Watching the sunset over the peaks from a small mountain village, when the Pyrenean peaks are tinged with pink.