Catalunya Holidays Holidays
A Catalunya holiday gives you the full spectrum of Spanish travel — from Barcelona's Gaudí masterpieces and Gothic Quarter tapas bars to the hidden coves of the Costa Brava and the vineyard landscapes of the Penedès. Travelodeal arranges Catalunya packages for UK travellers with full financial protection: every holiday we sell is ATOL protected (ATOL 11601) and we are ABTA bonded (ABTA P8297-Y6719), so your money is safe and your trip is backed by independent consumer protection from booking to return.
Catalunya is an autonomous region with its own language, culture, and fierce pride in both. Bordering France and the Pyrenees to the north, it stretches south along the Costa Brava and inland through wine country and ancient towns. For UK travellers, it offers an exceptional range of holiday styles in a single destination. You can spend a long weekend entirely in Barcelona — one of the most culturally rich city-break destinations in Europe — or combine a few days in the city with a week unwinding on the Costa Brava coastline. Fly-drive touring holidays let you take in the Dalí Triangle (Figueres, Cadaqués, and Púbol), the volcanic landscapes of the Garrotxa, Pyrenean villages, and medieval Girona on a single trip. Catalunya rewards both first-time visitors and those returning to explore beyond the obvious.
Catalunya suits a wide range of travel styles, and most packages fall into one of four categories. A Barcelona city break is ideal for art lovers, food enthusiasts, architecture fans, and those who want a vibrant urban experience with beaches attached — Barceloneta is a ten-minute walk from the Gothic Quarter. A Costa Brava beach holiday focuses on the rugged northern coastline: resorts like Lloret de Mar and Tossa de Mar for families and couples, or quieter bases like Begur and Calella de Palafrugell for those seeking a more relaxed pace and wilder scenery. A combined city and coast holiday is the most popular choice — typically two or three nights in Barcelona followed by a week at a Costa Brava resort, or vice versa. Finally, a fly-drive touring holiday works well for independent travellers who want to cover ground: Barcelona, Girona, the Dalí sites, the Pyrenean foothills, and wine country are all accessible in ten to fourteen days with a hire car.
Catalunya suits a wide range of travel styles, and most packages fall into one of four categories. A Barcelona city break is ideal for art lovers, food enthusiasts, architecture fans, and those who want a vibrant urban experience with beaches attached — Barceloneta is a ten-minute walk from the Gothic Quarter. A Costa Brava beach holiday focuses on the rugged northern coastline: resorts like Lloret de Mar and Tossa de Mar for families and couples, or quieter bases like Begur and Calella de Palafrugell for those seeking a more relaxed pace and wilder scenery. A combined city and coast holiday is the most popular choice — typically two or three nights in Barcelona followed by a week at a Costa Brava resort, or vice versa. Finally, a fly-drive touring holiday works well for independent travellers who want to cover ground: Barcelona, Girona, the Dalí sites, the Pyrenean foothills, and wine country are all accessible in ten to fourteen days with a hire car.
0204 505 9777