Tossa de Mar: Relax in a 3-Star Hotel

History, Sun and Calm on the Costa Brava: BLUESEA Continental

BLUESEA Continental is a hotel with soul, a direct witness to the birth of tourism on the Costa Brava. Built in 1960 and later renovated, it preserves the classic, welcoming character of traditional hotels while offering a comfortable and modern stay.

Its 95 rooms are spread across five floors designed to make the most of Mediterranean natural light. Most rooms feature a private balcony, a must-have to enjoy the climate and atmosphere of Tossa de Mar.

One of the hotel’s main highlights is the outdoor saltwater pool, appreciated for its peaceful and relaxed ambience, ideal for unwinding away from the bustle of the beach.

Within walking distance of the town centre and the coast, the hotel also stands out for the friendly, multilingual service of its staff.

BLUESEA Continental is an authentic and serene base to discover the Costa Brava at your own pace!

From the Buffet to the Lounger: The Art of Not Cooking

At BLUESEA Continental, gastronomy is designed to keep your holiday effortless. Simple, varied and made for every palate, it’s the perfect fuel for days of sun, sea and discovery.

• The Buffet Restaurant
  The hotel’s main meeting point. Wake up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and pastries and start the day with a complete continental breakfast. You’ll also find options adapted to specific needs, including gluten-free products (on request).

• Lunch and Dinner
  As the day goes on, the buffet transforms with international and Mediterranean dishes. Enjoy fresh salads to beat the heat and hot dishes that change daily, so every meal feels different.

• Snack Bar and Bar-Cafeteria
  A holiday wouldn’t be complete without a mid-morning bite or an evening drink. Choose from a selection of snacks and drinks, and relax on the terrace while planning the next day with a cold beer or soft drink.

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Tossa de Mar: the medieval jewel of the Costa Brava

If there’s one place on the Costa Brava that feels straight out of a postcard, it’s Tossa de Mar. Crystal-clear beaches, centuries of history, spectacular coastal paths and one of the most beautiful medieval fortresses in the Mediterranean make this destination an absolute must for your next getaway.

Tossa de Mar is home to the only fortified medieval town still preserved on the Catalan coast, creating a magical mix of sea, history and charming corners waiting to be discovered.

What you can’t miss

• Vila Vella, the old walled town: This is the true symbol of Tossa. Wander through its 13th-century walls, stroll along cobbled streets, climb up to the lighthouse and admire breathtaking sea views from the battlements. Every corner feels like stepping back in time.
• Beaches beneath the castle: Platja Gran is the iconic beach of Tossa, located right below the walls and offering one of the most famous views on the Costa Brava. Looking for something quieter? Cala Codolar, hidden beside the fortress, is a small sheltered cove with crystal-clear waters.
• The Camí de Ronda coastal path: One of the best ways to explore the area. These scenic trails run along cliffs and pine forests, leading to hidden coves with turquoise waters such as Cala Pola or Cala Giverola, perfect for switching off and relaxing by the sea.
• Seaside gastronomy: Tossa is also a fantastic destination for food lovers. Don’t leave without trying the traditional Cim i Tomba, a delicious fishermen’s stew made with fresh fish, potatoes and a touch of allioli. For the most authentic experience, choose one of the family-run restaurants in the pedestrian streets outside the walls.

Our recommendation

Visit Vila Vella in the late afternoon and stay until sunset. As the walls and towers light up, the whole town takes on a magical medieval atmosphere that’s even more special to explore once the daytime heat fades away.

Costa Brava is one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful stretches of coastline. Located in the province of Girona, it combines turquoise coves, sandy beaches, picturesque fishing villages and charming medieval towns. Whether you’re travelling as a couple or with the family, it’s a fantastic destination for mixing beach days, nature, culture and great food.

Make sure you visit:

• Cadaqués and Cap de Creus: discover whitewashed houses, narrow streets and some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in the region.
• Roses: enjoy its long seafront, beaches and lively maritime atmosphere, with Cap de Creus just a short distance away.
• Empuriabrava: famous for its network of navigable canals, waterfront houses and wide sandy beach.
• Tossa de Mar, Begur and Calella de Palafrugell: three Costa Brava classics where historic streets, fishing-village charm and beautiful Mediterranean scenery come together.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Aiguablava, Begur: a beautiful cove surrounded by hills and turquoise waters.
• Sa Tuna, Begur: small, picturesque and lined with traditional fishermen’s houses.
• Port Bo, Calella de Palafrugell: a charming beach right in the heart of this traditional seaside village.
• Sa Boadella, Lloret de Mar: surrounded by cliffs and vegetation, perfect if you prefer a more natural setting.

Family-friendly activities:

• Walk a section of the Camí de Ronda and enjoy fantastic views of coves, cliffs and the Mediterranean.
• Explore Empuriabrava’s canals by boat for a different perspective of this unique coastal town.
• Go snorkelling or discover the marine environment around the Medes Islands, just off L’Estartit.
• Spend a day surrounded by nature at Cap de Creus or the Aiguamolls de l’Empordà wetlands.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Suquet de peix: a traditional fishermen’s stew made with fish and potatoes.
• Palamós prawns: one of the Costa Brava’s best-known local products.
• Fresh fish, seafood and rice dishes: Mediterranean classics you’ll find throughout the coastal towns.
• D.O. Empordà wines: the perfect excuse to discover the region’s long winemaking tradition.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Girona: explore its atmospheric old town, historic streets and impressive heritage.
• Figueres: home to the famous Dalí Theatre-Museum.
• Pals and Peratallada: two beautiful medieval villages filled with stone houses and narrow streets.
• Empúries: an impressive archaeological site where Greek and Roman history meets the Mediterranean.