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Flights and packages to Costa Brava & Barcelona
With Admiral.Travel you can book your Costa Brava and Barcelona holiday both online and in our offices in Chișinău, choosing the option that is most convenient for you.
Stays usually last 7, 10 or 11 nights, with direct flights to Barcelona and organised transfers to the seaside resorts of Costa Brava.
Flights operate during the warm season, approximately from May until the end of September, with increased frequency during the peak summer months.
Our standard package includes the flight ticket, a group transfer airport–hotel–airport, accommodation and travel medical insurance, so your holiday can start without worries.
For more inspiration and up-to-date offers, explore our Spain page: see all packages for Spain & Costa Brava.
Flight and transfer details
The closest airports to this region are Barcelona and 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! You can find more information about this in our search engine.
The transfer from Barcelona airport to the hotel can be done using a shuttle bus. This is very convenient, as the bus will take you as close to the hotel as possible. The cost of the service is 35 EUR per person, round trip.
In addition to this region, we will help you find other advantageous transfers in Barcelona as well. You can get detailed advice on these matters from our managers.
What your Costa Brava package includes
Direct flight
Direct flight Chișinău – Barcelona (Costa Brava) (≈ 3 hours); meal on board: not included in the basic fare, but snacks and drinks can be purchased during the flight.
Group transfer APT→hotel
Group transfer airport→hotel by shuttle bus, taking you as close as possible to your chosen hotel, both on arrival and departure.
Accommodation
Accommodation in carefully selected hotels on the Costa Brava – from budget options to comfortable resorts close to the beach or seafront promenade.
Recommended meal plan
Recommended meal plan: half board (breakfast + dinner), with the option to choose bed & breakfast or all inclusive at selected hotels.
Medical insurance
Travel medical insurance for the entire duration of your stay, for extra peace of mind and safety on holiday.
Visa information for Spain (Costa Brava & Barcelona)
For holidays in Spain, EU citizens generally do not need a visa, while non-EU citizens must follow the current entry rules for the Schengen area; when you book, your Admiral.Travel consultant will help you check the exact requirements for your citizenship.
Why choose Admiral.Travel for Costa Brava
With more than 15 years of experience in organising holidays in Spain, Admiral.Travel works only with trusted partners and carefully selected hotels to offer you a comfortable and safe stay.
We constantly monitor feedback from our travellers, inspect resorts and hotels in person, and collaborate with reliable local providers, so that transfers, excursions and services at the destination match your expectations.
Choose Admiral.Travel for personalised advice, flexible payment options and support before, during and after your trip. Write to us or visit our office and we will build your ideal Costa Brava package together.
FAQ about Costa Brava & Barcelona holidays
When does the season start and end on the Costa Brava?
The beach season on the Costa Brava usually starts around May and lasts until the end of September. July and August are the hottest and busiest months, while May, June and September are ideal if you prefer milder temperatures and fewer crowds.
Do I need a visa for Costa Brava / Spain?
EU citizens generally do not need a visa to travel to Spain. For non-EU citizens, entry is subject to Schengen visa rules. Before booking, we recommend checking the required documents together with your Admiral.Travel consultant.
What currency should I take and can I pay by card?
The official currency is the euro (EUR). In major cities and resorts you can pay by card in most shops, restaurants and hotels. However, it is useful to have some cash for markets, kiosks and small purchases.
What type of sockets are used in Spain? Do I need an adapter?
Spain uses standard European sockets with two round pins (220–230V). If your country uses the same type, you do not need an adapter; otherwise, it is best to bring a universal travel adapter.
How about internet and local SIM cards?
Most hotels and cafés offer Wi-Fi, often free or for a small fee. You can also buy a local SIM card or use roaming from your home operator, depending on the available offers. Admiral.Travel managers can advise you on current options.
What local transport is available between Costa Brava resorts?
Local buses connect the main resorts; in some areas you can also travel by train or taxi. For excursions and private transfers, the Admiral.Travel team can help you choose safe and convenient options.
Is the Costa Brava suitable for holidays with children?
Yes, many Costa Brava resorts are very family-friendly, with beaches that have gentle entries into the sea, promenades for walking, playgrounds and hotels with kids’ clubs, children’s pools and animation programmes.
What meal plan do you recommend in Costa Brava hotels?
For most travellers, half board (breakfast + dinner) is enough, especially if you plan to spend your days on excursions and walks. In some hotels you can choose bed & breakfast only or all inclusive, depending on your travel style.
What can I do if it rains for a few days?
If the weather is not suitable for the beach, you can visit Barcelona, explore museums, aquariums and shopping centres, or join cultural excursions and tastings. Guides and local partners will suggest interesting options even on cooler or rainy days.
Are there opportunities for snorkelling and diving?
Yes, several Costa Brava resorts have centres offering snorkelling and diving trips with equipment included. You can book these activities in advance through the agency or directly at the destination.
What excursions are most popular from the Costa Brava?
Popular choices include day trips to Barcelona (Sagrada Família, Park Güell), coastal boat trips, visits to picturesque Catalan villages and water parks. Admiral.Travel managers will provide an up-to-date list of excursions and prices.
What is included in the flight ticket and how about luggage?
The details depend on the airline: some fares include only hand luggage, while checked baggage is extra. When you book, your consultant will explain exactly what is included in your package and what baggage can be added for an additional fee.
What are the usual check-in and check-out times in Costa Brava hotels?
In most hotels, check-in is after 14:00 and check-out is by 11:00–12:00. Exact times depend on each property. If you arrive earlier, you can usually leave your luggage at reception until your room is ready.
Are there local tourist taxes to pay in Costa Brava?
In many parts of Spain, a local tourist tax is charged and paid directly at the hotel reception. The amount depends on the resort and hotel category. The guide or reception staff will inform you of the exact sum when you check in.
