Spain with Kids

Tenerife is the largest and most visited of the seven Canary Islands. Located off the coast of Morocco, Tenerife is a Spanish island in the Atlantic Ocean, and a great …

Wondering if a week-long Mediterranean cruise is a good way to explore Europe with kids? You are not alone. Many parents see the value of combining the ease of cruising …

Pictures of the intricate Moorish courtyards and colorful gardens of the Alhambra sparked my curiosity to travel to Spain over two decades ago. Since that time, I have been collecting …

Seville, Spain is one of the most fun cities to explore in Andalusia. Scenic parks and historic buildings extend for blocks. A walkable historic center boasts squares perfect for people-watching …

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Exploring the cities of Europe is easy on foot or through public transportation, but if you really want to get into the hill towns and countryside you need to rent a car.

Within an one-hour drive of historic Girona lie pretty Mediterranean villages offering quiet sandy coves, family activities, excellent seafood, and a wealth of seafaring history. I was surprised by unspoilt nature of the coastline and how well the medieval villages had been restored. I had imagined coastal Spain to be full of overbuilt beaches and tacky towns but this trip was a revelation. Here’s a taste of what Costa Brava offers.

As a small city with approx 100,000 inhabitants, Girona is an ideal size for a family visit. Pedestrian-friendly, liberally scattered with tiny playgrounds and quiet squares; it’s clean, charming and sedate. I would recommend two full days here to enjoy its sights at a leisurely pace before heading to the coast for beaches, biking and exploring.