Lloret de Mar

Costa Brava’s Party and Beach Hub

Lloret de Mar is a coastal town on Spain’s Costa Brava, known for its long sandy beaches and clear waters. The area has historic sites like medieval castles and ancient churches that show its long past. Local markets sell fresh seafood and regional cheeses alongside handmade crafts. Walking along the promenade reveals colorful beach bars and family-run restaurants serving traditional dishes such as paella and grilled fish. The town balances relaxed seaside life with cultural attractions, making it appealing for travelers who enjoy both nature and history without needing busy city crowds.

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Safety: 7.3

General Safety:	7
Health & medical:	8
Accessibility:	7
Tap water:	8

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English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions. Most staff are used to international visitors, so you’ll have no trouble communicating, especially in the main tourist areas.

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Last update: 12 Oct 2026

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Lloret de Mar Summary

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Popular for beaches and lively nightlife. Relax on Mediterranean beaches, enjoy water sports, explore coastal walks and experience vibrant clubs.

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7.3

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Walkable

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Suited for

👶 7

Families

🧓 7

Seniors

🛡️ 8

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🌈 8

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Power Grid:	230 V, 50 Hz Plug: Type C , Type F Type C: Type F: Read about power adapters
Currency:	Euro (EUR) £1 ≈ €1.19
Cashless info:	Rating 5/5 Cashless payment is widely accepted in Spain, particularly in urban areas and tourist destinations. Credit and debit cards are commonly used, and mobile payment options are available in many establishments. Save with a travel credit card
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Tipping:	Tipping is not mandatory in Spain but appreciated for good service. In restaurants, rounding up the bill or leaving 5-10% is customary. Taxi drivers and hotel staff may also be tipped, though it is less common.
Public drinking:	Public drinking is restricted in some regions, particularly in tourist-heavy cities. Local laws may vary.
Public smoking:	Smoking is banned indoors in public places but allowed in designated outdoor areas.

La Tomatina (August)	A famous tomato-throwing festival, expect large crowds in Buñol.
Semana Santa (March/April)	Religious parades and events make this a busy time in major cities.
Christmas (December)	Markets and festive celebrations, with tourist areas becoming busier.

Emergency contact:	Emergency Number: 112 (Police, Fire, Ambulance)
Taxi apps:	Cabify, Bolt, Uber
Other:	Spain is known for its diverse culture, stunning architecture, and vibrant festivals. Public transport is reliable and efficient, making it easy to explore.

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High season:	June - Sep.
Shoulder season:	April - May, Oct.
Crowdedness:	9 (Very crowded)

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Climate details

Many hotels, restaurants and shops close November to March, main season June to September

Heavy autumn storms and flash floods possible from September to November

Don't miss

🌿 Wander the lush Santa Clotilde Gardens with sea views
🏖️ Relax on golden shores of Fenals Beach
🏰 Climb Castell de Sant Joan for coastal panoramas
⛪ Explore the unique Gothic and Modernist Sant Romà Church
💦 Have fun at Water World, Costa Brava’s exciting water park

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Why travel to Lloret de Mar?

Lloret de Mar is the ultimate spot if you want a vibrant beach holiday with a side of nightlife. The main beach is long, lively and packed with water sports, while quieter coves like Cala Boadella offer a more relaxed vibe. The town is buzzing with clubs, bars and party boats, drawing a young, international crowd. But there’s more than just parties: stroll through the historic Old Town, visit the colorful Parish Church of Sant Romà or escape to the clifftop Santa Clotilde Gardens for Mediterranean views. Be aware: Lloret can get crowded and noisy in summer, especially around the main strip and beaches. The architecture is a bit chaotic, with high-rise hotels dominating the seafront and some areas feel touristy or downmarket. If you prefer peace and local charm, nearby towns like Blanes or Tossa de Mar might suit you better. Still, for non-stop action and a classic Costa Brava experience, Lloret delivers.

🏯Places worth seeing

1 Castell de Sant Joan
2 Lloret Beach

🎡Places for activities

1 Water World
2 Gnomo Park
3 Gran Casino Costa Brava

🏞️Natural landmarks

1 Platja de Fenals
2 Platja de Santa Cristina
3 Platja de Canyelles

🎈Events

Lloret Night Shopping Festival
Carnival (February)
Santa Cristina Festival (July)
Summer concerts on the beach
Medieval Fair
Flower Festival
Fireworks on Sant Joan
Beach volleyball tournaments
International Dance Festival
Local gastronomy weeks

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Knowledge before you go

Stay near Fenals Beach for calmer nights and mornings.
Walk the coastal Camí de Ronda early for shade, sea views and quieter coves.
Expect a lively party scene in peak summer; choose accommodation away from main nightlife streets.
For a local-feeling half day, visit Santa Clotilde Gardens and pair it with a swim at Fenals.

How to travel to Lloret de Mar

Lloret de Mar is about an hour’s drive from Barcelona. Regular buses connect it with Barcelona, Girona and other Costa Brava towns. The nearest airports are Girona-Costa Brava (30 min) and Barcelona-El Prat (1 hr+), both with shuttle and bus links.

Access summary

From Girona–Costa Brava Airport (GRO): Shuttle or bus, about 30–40 minutes.
From Barcelona Airport (BCN): Direct bus or transfer, typically 1–1.5 hours.
From Barcelona city: Bus from Estació del Nord, roughly 1–1.5 hours.

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Where to stay in Lloret de Mar

Lloret offers everything from budget hostels to all-inclusive resorts and family hotels, many right by the beach. Book early for summer, as the best spots fill up fast. For quieter stays, look for hotels in Fenals or the outskirts.

Hotel recommendations

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Hotel Horitzo by Pierre & Vacances

Hotel H TOP Royal Star & SPA

7.0

Costa Encantada Suites & Resort

8.9

RVHotels Mar de Tossa

8.1

Hotel H TOP Palm Beach and SPA

8.2

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How to get around Lloret de Mar

The town center and beaches are easily explored on foot. For farther beaches or attractions, rent a bike, scooter or use local buses. Taxis are available, but traffic can be busy in high season. Parking is limited near the main beach.

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Daily expenses in Lloret de Mar are around 34% lower than the average across United States. That means you'll spend considerably less on meals and getting around.

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Travel costs

To help you plan your trip, we provide estimated daily costs per person (when travelling as a pair) for different travel styles. These numbers give you an idea of what you might spend each day at this destination, including accommodation, food, transport and activities.

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Travel style categories explained:

Backpacker:
Staying in hostels or budget hotels, cooking your own meals or eating cheap and choosing low-cost activities.

Mid-range:
Staying in mid-range hotels, eating at a mix of restaurants and casual spots and enjoying a variety of activities.

Luxury:
Staying in luxury hotels, dining out at high-end restaurants and enjoying premium experiences without worrying about the price.

	Backpacker	Mid-range	Luxury
💵 Total costs per day, including accommodation	£45	£97	£246
🏨 Accommodation per night, per person	£19	£41	£90
🍝 Food per day	£20	£48	£130
🚕 Transportation per day	£6	£8	£26

Food & Drink

🍽️ Restaurant Dinner, per person	£20
🍛 Lunch Set, per person	£11
🍟 Fast food combo	£6
🍝 Preparing your own food, per day	£7.50
☕ Cappuccino	£1.40
🍺 Beer in a restaurant, 0.5 l	£2.60

Transportation

🚌 Public transport ticket	£1.40
🚕 Taxi Ride, 10 km / 6 mi	£15
⛽ Petrol, 1 l	£1.30

Other

🎞️ Cinema ticket	£6
👩‍⚕️ Doctor's consult	£55
🤧 Cold medication	£6.50
💇 Basic haircut	£13

Safety information overview

General safety

Lloret is generally safe, but watch for pickpockets in crowded areas, especially at night and on the beach. Take care with valuables and be cautious if out late during the party season.

Health & Medical

Medical care is good, with clinics and pharmacies in town. Sunburn, dehydration and minor injuries are the most common issues. Tap water is safe, but bottled water is widely available if you prefer.

Accessibility

Main promenades and beaches are accessible, but some older streets and cliff paths have uneven ground. Hotels and attractions cater to accessibility needs, but check ahead for specific requirements.

Tap water

Tap water is safe to drink throughout Lloret de Mar. Public drinking fountains are available, but not everywhere, so bring a refillable bottle for beach days.