Perched on a rocky hill between Nice and the Mediterranean, Saint-Paul-de-Vence is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful villages in France. Completely enclosed by sixteenth-century ramparts, its narrow cobbled streets, stone houses and flower-filled courtyards...
Nestled on the northern shore of the Étang de Thau, Bouzigues is one of the most distinctive fishing villages in southern France. Although small in size, it is renowned throughout the country as the birthplace of modern oyster farming in the Mediterranean. Colourful...
For many visitors, Figueres is synonymous with Salvador Dalí. While the surrealist genius undeniably transformed the town into one of Catalonia’s most famous destinations, Figueres has a far richer story than its extraordinary museum alone. As the historic...
Among the many seaside towns of the Costa Brava, Sant Feliu de Guíxols stands apart for the remarkable way it combines history, maritime traditions and spectacular coastal scenery. Unlike many resorts that expanded only with modern tourism, Sant Feliu has been an...
Some places simply work so well that they naturally become part of the journey more than once. That was exactly the case with El Perelló, where we found ourselves returning during another trip through eastern Spain. Situated on the edge of the Albufera Natural Park,...
