Camí de Ronda on the Costa Brava
Costa Brava
Follow the coast along the Camí de Ronda, past cliffs and little coves. Choose a stretch, walk at your own pace and pause wherever the sea views and sound of the waves make you want to linger.
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Costa Brava
Follow the coast along the Camí de Ronda, past cliffs and little coves. Choose a stretch, walk at your own pace and pause wherever the sea views and sound of the waves make you want to linger.
Blanes
Wander through the Jardí Botànic Marimurtra among plants from around the world and terraces overlooking the sea. The paths invite you to explore together, with quiet corners for a pause and far-reaching views of the coast.
Figueres
Step into the artist’s world at the Teatre-Museu Dalí, with its surprising rooms, unusual perspectives and works you can keep talking about afterwards. A shared cultural stop for curious minds.
Alt Empordà
Paths and viewing points lead through wetlands, lagoons and meadows in the Aiguamolls de l’Empordà Natural Park. Take your time exploring the landscape and watching the birds as the wide plain opens out to the horizon.
Girona
Stroll through Girona’s Old Town along narrow lanes, across squares and beside the old city walls. Romanesque and medieval traces give way to cafés along the way—a lovely place to set off together without a fixed plan.
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Empordà
At a winery in the DO Empordà, discover the region’s wines together and sample a range of flavours. Take your time over a conversation about grape varieties, the landscape and your favourite.
Adults-only hotels in Catalonia combine relaxing days by the Mediterranean with cities, wine country and distinctive cuisine. You can stroll through historic streets in the morning, swim in a cove on the Costa Brava in the afternoon and round off the evening with Catalan specialities. For a holiday as a couple, the region offers a variety of settings: Barcelona for architecture and culture, the coast for the sea and promenades, and the Empordà for villages, fields and wine.
Barcelona defines the southern part of Catalonia with Gaudí’s buildings, the Gothic city centre, markets and neighbourhoods such as El Born and Gràcia. The city is easy to explore on foot, allowing cultural visits to be combined with long evenings in restaurants. If you are looking for a hotel without children but still want to include city experiences, Barcelona can serve as a base or the starting point of a tour.
North of the metropolis, the Costa Brava stretches along the Mediterranean coast with rocky sections, small coves and places such as Tossa de Mar, Begur and Cadaqués. In the Empordà, vineyards, rice fields, farmland and villages shaped by the Middle Ages alternate. Regencos lies in this landscape and is ideal if you want to combine the coast with peaceful days inland.
The Pyrenees are also part of Catalonia and significantly change the landscape. There you will find mountain villages, hiking trails and Romanesque churches, while the coast offers Mediterranean vegetation and maritime views. The neighbouring French region of Occitania can be included as an additional destination north of the Pyrenees.
At the Hotel del Teatre in Regencos, you stay in a 4-star adults-only boutique hotel housed in a restored village theatre and set among vineyards, rice fields and farmland in the Empordà.
The Sumus Hotel Monteplaya in Malgrat de Mar is a 4-star adults-only hotel directly on the Passeig Marítim seafront promenade, with an infinity pool and spa and massage area.
The two properties appeal to different preferences: Hotel del Teatre is a good fit if you are looking for a characterful adults-only hotel in the Catalan countryside. At Sumus Hotel Monteplaya, the focus is instead on being close to the sandy beach on the Costa de Barcelona. For other suitable styles, you can also browse the Boutique Hotels and Wellness & Spa categories.
Catalan cuisine brings together produce from the coast, farmland and mountains. Typical dishes include Pa amb tomàquet, bread with tomato and olive oil, as well as Escalivada made with roasted vegetables. Along the coast, fish, seafood and rice dishes feature on many menus, while pulses, vegetables, meat and local cured meats play a greater role inland.
The regional food culture also includes Cava from the Penedès and wines from various Catalan wine-growing regions. In the Empordà, you can include wine towns, markets and restaurants in your excursion plans. The restaurant at Hotel del Teatre serves cuisine made with regional produce and wines from the Empordà. At Sumus Hotel Monteplaya, you can combine your stay on the seafront promenade with the gastronomic offerings of Malgrat de Mar and the Costa de Barcelona.
Allow plenty of time in Barcelona for Gaudí’s architecture, museums and historic neighbourhoods. From there, your route takes you north along the Costa Brava, where coves, coastal paths and places such as Begur and Cadaqués offer a variety of impressions. In the Empordà, villages, vineyards and open countryside create a more peaceful part of the journey.
If you would like to combine a child-free hotel with culture and the sea, you can choose between the rural Hotel del Teatre and the beachside Sumus Hotel Monteplaya. Both locations offer a different way to experience Catalonia: one through the historic village and landscape of the Empordà, the other through the promenade, sandy beach and coast around Malgrat de Mar.
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