Stretching north from Barcelona to the Spanish–French border, the Costa Brava ('rugged coast') is undoubtedly the most beautiful of Spain's three main holiday coasts. Though there's plenty of tourism development, this wonderfully scenic region of Catalonia also unveils unspoiled coves, spectacular seascapes, wind-battered headlands, coast-hugging hiking paths, charming seaside towns with outstanding restaurants, and some of Spain's finest diving around the protected Illes Medes.

Delightful stone villages and the majestic Romanesque monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes nestle in the hilly backcountry, cloaked in the south in brilliant-green umbrella pine. Inland, wander northern Catalonia's biggest city, Girona, home to a moodily atmospheric, strikingly well-preserved medieval centre and one of the world's top restaurants. Neighbouring Figueres is famed for its bizarre Teatre-Museu Dalí, foremost of a series of sites associated with eccentric surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, who fell, like many others, for the wild natural beauty of seaside Cadaqués.

Set by the beach, this modern, all-inclusive hotel is 1.3 km from the Calella railway station and 11 km from Marineland. 

The bright rooms feature TVs and balconies or terraces. Room service is available.

There's a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Guests have access to an exercise room and an indoor and an outdoor pool. There's also a Jacuzzi and a sauna, as well as a children's recreation area.

• Price is based on two people sharing a room.
• Lowest price deals available for two-night stays with flights from London in January 2019.
• Valid for travel on selected dates from January 2019 to April 2019.
• No cancellations or changes once booked.
• Subject to availability.