Lloret de Mar For Families
It might have a rep as a party town, but its safe, clean beaches, calm shallow seas, and plenty of fun activities make Lloret de Mar a great getaway for families too.
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Why Lloret de Mar?
For beaches, beauty, and bars on the Costa Brava, you can’t go wrong with a holiday to Lloret de Mar. Perched on Spain’s north-eastern coast around 75km from Barcelona, this Mediterranean town may be best known for its nightlife, but it has tons to see and do during daylight hours too.
Head to the heart of the action in the Old Town, where a palm tree-lined square plays host to al fresco bars and eateries. Take a wander down shady side streets and you’ll soon glimpse the Church of Sant Roma, the town’s iconic rainbow-domed cathedral, which blends Gothic and modernist styles for an architectural sight like no other.
Platja de Lloret, the town’s main beach, is an ideal base for sunbathing, swimming, and drinking in the sea views. Quieter Fenals, to the west, boasts crystal-clean teal waters and honey-coloured sand. The remaining tower of Sant Joan Castle overlooks the beach and is worth the climb at sunset. The wider neighbourhood has a low-key vibe, with plenty of cool bars for a post-beach pit stop.
Further west again, the dreamy Gardens of Santa Clotilde are a must-visit. Pines, cypresses, and lichen-clad statues line the pretty paths of this clifftop park, which offers jaw-dropping views of the sparkling Med.
Done with sightseeing and ready to hit the town? Known as the Costa Brava’s party capital, Lloret de Mar has a much-loved strip of buzzing bars and pulsing clubs stretching back from the beach. Ticking all the boxes on your holiday wish list? You’ll be partied, plaza-ed, and playa-ed out after a holiday to Lloret de Mar.
Head to the heart of the action in the Old Town, where a palm tree-lined square plays host to al fresco bars and eateries. Take a wander down shady side streets and you’ll soon glimpse the Church of Sant Roma, the town’s iconic rainbow-domed cathedral, which blends Gothic and modernist styles for an architectural sight like no other.
Platja de Lloret, the town’s main beach, is an ideal base for sunbathing, swimming, and drinking in the sea views. Quieter Fenals, to the west, boasts crystal-clean teal waters and honey-coloured sand. The remaining tower of Sant Joan Castle overlooks the beach and is worth the climb at sunset. The wider neighbourhood has a low-key vibe, with plenty of cool bars for a post-beach pit stop.
Further west again, the dreamy Gardens of Santa Clotilde are a must-visit. Pines, cypresses, and lichen-clad statues line the pretty paths of this clifftop park, which offers jaw-dropping views of the sparkling Med.
Done with sightseeing and ready to hit the town? Known as the Costa Brava’s party capital, Lloret de Mar has a much-loved strip of buzzing bars and pulsing clubs stretching back from the beach. Ticking all the boxes on your holiday wish list? You’ll be partied, plaza-ed, and playa-ed out after a holiday to Lloret de Mar.
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Last Minute Lloret de Mar
A quick and convenient hop away from the UK, Lloret de Mar is ideal for a last-minute escape to the sun. Seize the day and get ready for golden beaches, buzzing bars, and jaw-dropping sea views.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the weather like in Lloret de Mar?
The Costa Brava has a Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers ease into wet, mild winters. The best times of year to visit are late spring – April to June – and early autumn.
Which airport is closest to Lloret de Mar?
Barcelona, around 75km away from Lloret de Mar, is the closest airport for international arrivals.
What’s the nightlife like in Lloret de Mar?
Lloret de Mar is known as the Costa Brava’s party capital, with a central strip that’s jam-packed with places to drink and dance the night away. Low-key tapas joints and cosy cocktail bars offer quieter alternatives to the busy pubs and clubs.
What currency is used in Lloret de Mar?
As a member of the EU, Spain uses the Euro.
What languages are spoken in Lloret de Mar?
Catalan is spoken in Lloret de Mar and throughout Catalonia. It’s similar to Spanish, and you should be able to make yourself understood with Spanish words and phrases. English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
What’s the best way to travel around Lloret de Mar?
The main sights of the town, as well as many of its best beaches, are within easy walking distance. Hiring a car is the most convenient way to get around Costa Brava, giving you the freedom to explore more remote areas and rural landscapes.
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