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The Mediterranean coastal resort region of Catalonia, E Spain, between Barcelona and the French border; the name means ‘wild coast’.

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In the 1950s the Costa Brava was identified by Spain’s Franco government as being suitable for substantial development as a holiday destination, mainly for tourists from Northern Europe and especially the United Kingdom.

Whilst part of the Costa Brava coastline leant itself to tourist developments on a very large scale other parts have retained a more traditional look and have become "hidden gems" for visitors who want a little more than sun, sand and sangria.


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Costa Brava Holidays Guide Interactive street guide maps of Costa Brava
edit List of the Spanish Costas:

Costa Brava | Costa Dorada | Costa del Azahar | Costa Blanca | Costa Cálida |Costa de Granada | Costa del Sol | Costa de la Luz | Costa del Marisco | Costa Verde

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