What to do in Lloret de Mar?

Lloret de Mar, in the heart of the Costa Brava, is a touristic destination with a natural surrounding bathed by the sea of the Mediterranean which houses beautiful beaches, bays and cliffs of vegetation. Its historical and cultural heritage offers a wide selection of gastronomic, sport and leisure variety.

Its strategic location, very close to the mountain, makes it a holiday resort suitable for those looking for sun and beach and for those looking for a combination of relaxation, fun and leisure.

Santa Clotilde gardens

Santa Clotilde Gardens are located in a place of great beauty. Over a cliff with stunning views to the sea, this beautiful garden was planted, a true sample of the spirit that formed the “noucentista” movement in Catalonia, of which Eugeni d'Ors was a brilliant spokesperson. In 2021 it was the setting for the famous House of the Dragon Series.

a garden with a statue in the middle of it

a man and a little girl are standing next to each other

Church of Sant Roma

This legacy of modernist art is one of the “must” stops during your stroll in the center of Lloret and one of the buildings more representative of the city.

a very ornate building with a blue sky in the background

a very colorful building with a stained glass archway

Dona Marinera

The monument of the “Dona Marinera” (Sailor Woman) is a must see to anybody who visits Lloret de Mar. It's located on a viewpoint following the walking track along the shore between Lloret and the lovely Cala Banys.

Lloret has always been caracterized for the sailor life, and this monuments represents it perfectly.

a statue of a woman standing in front of a body of water

Beaches

Our beaches offer you the best place to spend your holidays under the Costa Brava sun. We can proudly say that we are one of the towns in Catalonia with the most blue flags, as the beaches of Lloret de Mar, Fenals, Santa Cristina, Cala Canyelles and Sa Boadella all have this award, which recognises the quality of our beaches. Lloret de Mar has an important natural heritage with more than 11 kilometres of coastline with beaches and coves hidden among cliffs, surrounded by pine forests and crystal-clear waters, these have been the setting for several films in recent years.