Costa Brava, Hidden Spain
The Costa Brava is a seaside area of northeastern Catalonia, Spain. The region maintained an authenticity that has kept this stretch of the Mediterranean more natural than the southern coasts of Spain.
 
The picture below displays the house of Salvador Dali in the village Cadaques, which is best known for its art. Salvador Dali spent part of his childhood there and in nearby Port Lligat, where visitors wait hours to peer inside his home.
 
When you're in Cadaques it's recommended to visit Gemma Ridameya shop, where sea-smoothed beach pebbles are embedded in silver for rings and necklaces. The shop is fabulous and is never empty.
 
A beach near Cadaques!
 
When you get tired from the swimming and sunbathing go to the La Sirena, a small restaurant tucked into a corner of Cadaques, which serves excellent grilled fish ''a La Basque''.
A salad at Sa Rascassa in Aiguafreda. A restaurant five-minute drive from the center of Begur, which serves fresh fish and fresh pasta on a lovely cool terrace above the sea.
 
A shop in Pals, an inland village.
 
Postcards for sale in Pals.
 
A Castello d' Empuries playground.
