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The benefits and features of a beach holiday in Lloret de Mar
Lloret de Mar is renowned for its huge number of beaches—there are truly countless options. The beaches in Lloret de Mar are sandy and stand out for their cleanliness and good facilities.
Special attention goes to the sand on the beaches of this Spanish resort. It is not quite ordinary, being made of something similar to tiny pearls, which makes it very comfortable in warm weather. The fact is that it does not heat up much under the sun’s rays, and during swimming the sea water does not turn cloudy.
The local beaches are very comfortable for families with children, being sheltered from the north winds by rocks and bays. These beaches are rightly considered the best on the Costa Brava.
The four Blue Flag beaches in Lloret de Mar are Central Beach, Fenals, Santa Cristina, and Sa Boadella.
The swimming season on the beaches of Lloret de Mar starts in mid-March and lasts until the end of November. But the most comfortable water temperature for swimming is recorded in mid-June and remains until mid-September. It is believed that the best time for a holiday in Lloret de Mar is May, as well as the entire month of September.
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Lloret de Mar Travel Guide
Lloret de Mar is one of the most popular destinations for holidays and, if you like, parties on the Spanish Mediterranean coast. Young people from different parts of the world come here. The resort has a large number of bars, discos, night clubs that offer a variety of entertainment programs. And once upon a time, Lloret de Mar was a simple fishing village...
Lloret de Mar is that corner of paradise on Earth where you can escape the cold, rain, and gloomy days. Here you will find golden sands, azure sea waters, and many sunny days. Rain here is extremely rare; most often it falls in spring or late autumn.
Those who are not particularly interested in beach holidays, but rather lean towards walks and exploring tourist attractions, will definitely find something to do in Lloret de Mar. You can start your exploration journey around the city from the seaside boulevard, where there is an exact copy of the Canaletas Fountain; the original, by the way, is located on Las Ramblas in Barcelona. Don’t bypass this fountain, because, according to legend, whoever drinks water from it will surely return to Barcelona or will stay here forever. So, it is said that a copy of the Canaletas Fountain in Lloret de Mar has the same magical properties.
Go and see the symbol of Lloret de Mar - it stands on a rock at the end of Lloret beach and depicts a female figure looking at the sea, as if she were seeing someone off or, on the contrary, welcoming someone back from a journey. Interesting and, we would say, encouraging superstitions are not missing here either. It is said that if you stand near this statue, lean on its leg, and look out to sea as well, you can see the paths that lead to the fulfillment of your wishes.
Another attraction of the city of Lloret de Mar is Castelul de pe plajă. It once served as the residence of Narsis Plaja, who was an industrialist from Girona. The construction of this castle began in 1935 and was completed in anii 40 of the last century.
The resort of Lloret de Mar has many places where you can have fun. For example, you can visit the water amusement park Water Park. It can be reached by a free bus that runs from the central square of the city.
If you are traveling with children to Lloret de Mar, we recommend visiting the water park Merineland, as well as the small zoo Aqualeon. And still, you will be interested in walking the streets of the city, where you will find many shops and restaurants.
How to get there
Flights and transfers to Barcelona & Costa Brava
You can book your package with flights and transfers either in Admiral.Travel offices or online – fast, convenient and secure. Holidays to Barcelona and Costa Brava are usually between 7 and 11 nights, with regular departures during the summer season, from spring until early autumn.
Depending on dates and airline, you can choose between low-cost and regular flights, and the Admiral.Travel team will help you find the best balance of schedule, price and comfort according to your plans and budget.
The closest airports to this region are Barcelona or Girona.
Flights from Chișinău to Barcelona are operated by Wizz Air, FlyOne and Air Moldova.
You can also fly to Barcelona from Iași with Wizz Air.
Flight duration – 3 hours.
During promotions the ticket price can drop to 9€ one way! More information about this can be found in our search engine.
The transfer from Barcelona airport to the hotel can be arranged using a shuttle bus. This is very convenient, as the bus will take you as close as possible to the hotel. The service costs 35 EUR/ person round trip.
In addition to this region, we will also help you find other convenient transfers in Barcelona. Detailed advice on these matters can be obtained from our managers.
See all Admiral.Travel offers for Spain (Barcelona, Costa Brava and other resorts) here: admiral.travel/en.
What is usually included in an Admiral.Travel package
Direct flight
Direct flight Chișinău – Barcelona (≈ 3 hours); meal on board: light snacks and drinks, depending on the airline.
Group transfer
Group airport→hotel transfer by modern coach with air conditioning and stops as close as possible to the hotels in the resort.
Accommodation
Accommodation in carefully selected Admiral.Travel hotels – from good value “economy” options to well-known international resort brands (the exact hotel depends on the package you choose).
Recommended board basis
Recommended board basis: breakfast + dinner (Half Board), with the option to choose breakfast only or all inclusive, depending on the hotel.
Medical insurance
Medical travel insurance for the entire stay, giving you extra peace of mind and safety on holiday.
Visa & entry information for Spain
Spain is part of the Schengen Area, and entry rules differ depending on your citizenship (MD/RO/UA/RU). In some cases short tourist stays are possible without a visa, in others a Schengen visa obtained in advance is required. Rules may change, so always check the latest official information before you travel or ask an Admiral.Travel manager for personalised advice.
Why Admiral.Travel for your Spain holiday
Admiral.Travel has been working for many years with hotels and trusted local partners in Spain, which allows us to offer packages with carefully balanced flights, transfers and accommodation in terms of price and quality. We personally check many of the properties we recommend and collaborate only with reliable providers, so your holiday is comfortable from the very first flight to the transfer home.
We constantly monitor guest feedback, adjust contracts and meal plans, so that we always have options that work for couples, families with children and groups of friends alike. We take care of logistics – flight tickets, transfers, insurance – while you focus on the beach, excursions and soaking up the local atmosphere.
Send us a message or visit one of our agencies, and an Admiral.Travel consultant will build your ideal package to Barcelona & Costa Brava in just a few minutes, with all the comfort and safety already included.
Frequently asked questions about flights and transfers to Barcelona & Costa Brava
What is the best season to visit Barcelona & Costa Brava?
The beach season usually starts in May and lasts until the end of September. July–August are the hottest and busiest months, while May–June and September offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds – ideal for a mix of sightseeing and relaxed beach days.
Do I need a visa to travel to Spain?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality and passport type. Some travellers can enter for short stays without a visa, while others must obtain a Schengen visa in advance. Before booking, we recommend checking the latest official rules or asking an Admiral.Travel consultant.
Is it better to pay by cash or card in Spain?
In Barcelona and on the Costa Brava you can pay by card almost everywhere – hotels, restaurants, shops. Still, it is useful to have some cash in euros for small expenses such as local transport, markets or small cafés and souvenir stands.
What type of luggage is usually included in the flight ticket?
This depends on the airline and fare type. Sometimes only hand luggage is included, in other cases you also have checked baggage. When booking, your Admiral.Travel consultant will tell you exactly what is included and can add extra luggage if needed.
How does the airport–hotel transfer work?
The group transfer is operated by a shuttle bus dedicated to tourists. You are met at the airport, board the indicated coach and get off at a stop close to your hotel. Your return transfer is scheduled in advance so that you arrive at the airport with plenty of time for check-in.
Is Barcelona & Costa Brava suitable for families with children?
Yes. Many hotels offer children’s pools, mini-clubs, kids’ menus and spacious family rooms. The region also has theme parks, aquariums and beaches with a gentle slope into the sea, which makes it a very comfortable destination for a family holiday.
Which board basis should I choose: breakfast, half board or all inclusive?
If you enjoy exploring the city and trying local restaurants, breakfast or half board (breakfast + dinner) is usually enough. For families with children or travellers who want maximum convenience, all inclusive can often be the most cost-effective option.
What can I do if it rains for a few days?
Barcelona has plenty of indoor attractions: museums, the aquarium, shopping malls, cosy cafés and restaurants. Rainy days are perfect for culture, food tours or walking through the historic neighbourhoods without the summer heat.
Are optional excursions available from the hotel?
Yes, you can choose from many optional excursions: Sagrada Família, Montserrat, theme parks, coastal boat trips and more. These are usually booked through the local guide or directly at hotel reception, and Admiral.Travel consultants can recommend the most popular options.
How about internet access and local SIM cards in Spain?
Most hotels offer Wi-Fi (either free or for a small fee). You can also buy a local SIM card with mobile data, which is very handy for maps, messengers and ride-hailing apps. At the resort, your guide or hotel reception can point you to the most convenient offers.
What should I do if I need medical assistance during my trip?
If you need medical assistance, first contact the insurance company listed on your policy. They will tell you which clinic or hospital to visit and how to handle the paperwork. The Admiral.Travel team can also provide support and guidance remotely if you need it.
Are there local taxes to be paid at the hotel?
In many parts of Spain a tourist tax is charged, payable directly at the hotel reception. The amount depends on the hotel category and number of nights. Your Admiral.Travel consultant will let you know in advance if such a tax applies to your chosen hotel and give you an approximate cost.
