Villas in Catalonia

Villas in Catalonia

Situated in northeastern Spain, beautiful Catalonia has something for everyone. From the golden beaches of the Costa Brava, to the art and culture of Barcelona, explore a region bursting with colour, creativity and history. Discover a landscape dotted with seaside towns, rolling hills and snow-capped mountains, where you can lie on the Blue Flag family-friendly beaches of Blanes, or hit the Pyrenees slopes surrounding the unspoiled province of Lleida. Diverse Catalonia is one of the most popular regions in Spain. With a landscape that inspired the likes of Gaudi and Dalí, it boasts beautiful mountain valleys, pristine beaches, ancient architecture and plenty of museums, art galleries and boutiques. From the coastal resorts of the Costa Brava to the Roman remains of Girona Province, Catalonia doesn't just cater to one type of holidaymaker. Revel in the energy of Sitges, or enjoy a low-key break in the traditional coastal village of El Port de la Selva. Our holiday villas allow you to experience the best of Catalonia, whether you want a relaxing villa by the beach, quiet villa in the hills, or a villa right in the centre of all the nightlife. Discover our vast choice of villas!

Where to go in Catalonia

Costa Brava

Catalonia's coast is a mix of lively beaches, unspoiled bays and pine-clad hills and mountains, with a 300km stretch of coastline overlooking the sparkling Med. Relax on its glorious golden sands, with a landscape dotted with fishing villages and historical remains. From the Medieval old quarter to the lake of Banyoles, Girona Province lies beside the Onyar river, and is one of the most historic and beautiful cities in Spain. The stunning Gothic architecture of Girona Cathedral in the heart of the old town has even inspired film scenes for Game of Thrones! In May, watch the streets come to life with colour and the scent of blossom with Temps de Flors flower festival, or discover the dormant volcanoes of la Garrotxa Nature Reserve, just 50km from Girona city.

Costa Dorada

Southwest of Barcelona in Tarragona Province, the Costa Dorada, or 'Golden Coast', is known for its fine sand beaches, shallow waters and ancient Roman amphitheatre. Discover Spain's biggest theme park, PortAventura World in family-friendly Salou. Salou offers an array of shallow water golden sand beaches to choose from; the most popular being Levante beach close to the town's centre. The Cami de Ronda coastal path via the Cabou de Salou is a fantastic way to keep the kids active while enjoying some stunning scenery across the surrounding coastline.

Barcelona Province

Eastern Spain's Barcelona Province boasts a rich history, inspiring landscape and was once home to the world famous artists Picasso, Miro and Gaudi. Bordered by Tarragona, Lleida and Girona provinces, the capital city Barcelona is the art and culture capital of Spain. Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia and one of the most vibrant cities in the world with its art scene, colourful culture and world-famous cuisine. Its metropolitan atmosphere and urban beach Barceloneta makes it the perfect place for a sunny city break, while the pedestrian street of Las Ramblas running through the centre of the city, is one of the most busy boulevards in the world. Barcelona's old town is steeped in ancient history, with its Moorish and Gothic architecture, narrow winding alleys and town gem, Barcelona Cathedral. Art and culture lovers will enjoy the Picasso Museum bringing to life the artist career of one of the world's most famous and inspirational painters, as well as Gaudi's magnificent unfinished Roman Catholic church Sagrada Família.

Lledia Province

It is a region of stunning unspoiled beauty, a world away from the bustle and energy of Barcelona. As one of Catalonia's hidden gems, this northeastern province is home to pretty peach fields and tranquil mountain valleys, including Valle de Boi, where lies the only national park in Catalonia, Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici. Don't leave without visiting Lipica Stud Farm, one of the oldest stud farms in the world, dating back to 1580!