Beachfront Family Holiday in Lloret de Mar

Relaxation and Fun by the Mediterranean at Hotel Surf Mar

Wake up to the sound of the waves and step straight onto Fenals Beach, just a few steps from your room. At Hotel Surf Mar, this is your everyday reality. Located in Lloret de Mar on the Costa Brava, this family-friendly hotel offers a peaceful seafront setting with easy access to the lively center filled with shops and restaurants.

Stay in air-conditioned rooms with private balconies, many boasting views of the Mediterranean. Enjoy the outdoor swimming pool, children’s pool and leisure facilities including tennis courts and mini-golf — perfect for guests of all ages.

Savor every moment at the buffet restaurant overlooking the sea, relax at the poolside bar and choose between full-board or all-inclusive options designed for a completely carefree holiday.

Guests consistently praise the excellent location, friendly staff and wide range of daily activities — ideal for both families and couples.

Book now and experience an unforgettable Mediterranean escape filled with sun, beach and comfort.

Full Board at the hotel: how meals are organised

If you book your stay with Full Board, please note the order of the meals included, so you can plan your stay with complete peace of mind.

• Your stay will begin with lunch on the day of arrival.
• Your stay will end with breakfast on the day of departure.

The hotel specifies that this order cannot be changed, as restaurant capacity is carefully managed to ensure smooth service for all guests.

• Good to know: This only applies to the restaurant service. Please check the key collection and check-out times to organise your stay comfortably.

Lloret de Mar: What the guidebooks don't tell you (and you should know)

If you think that Lloret de Mar is just party and beach, get ready to change your mind. This corner of the Costa Brava has a fascinating history of fortunes, pirates and movie gardens that will make you see your destination with different eyes.

Here are the most curious facts to enjoy your stay like an expert:

• The village of the "Indianos" (The millionaires who returned). At the end of the 19th century, many young people from Lloret went to "make the Americas" (especially to Cuba). Those who returned rich, known as Indianos, transformed the town.

Almost all the elegant buildings you see (including the Town Hall or the Modernist Cemetery) were financed with that fortune.

Don't miss: The Modernist Cemetery. It's not gloomy, it's an open-air art gallery with pantheons designed by Gaudí's disciples.

• Santa Clotilde: The garden that looks like the Italian Renaissance. If you're looking for the perfect photo op, head to the Santa Clotilde Gardens. They are located on a cliff with spectacular views of the sea. The curious thing is that they have no colorful flowers; the design is based exclusively on the green of the vegetation, the statues of mermaids and the blue of the Mediterranean.

Many, many scenes have been filmed here, including the prequel to Game of Thrones (The House of the Dragon).

• El Castillo d'en Plaja: The "fake" historic castle It is the icon of all postcards of Lloret, but it has a trick:

The reality: it's not a medieval castle. It was a private house built by an industrialist (Narcís Plaja) that was completed in 1940.

The controversy: At the time, the neighbors were horrified because it broke the aesthetics, but today no one imagines the beach of Lloret without its silhouette watching the sea.

• Doña Marinera and the wish of the sailors At one end of the main beach is the statue of the Dona Marinera.

The legend: They say that if you look at the horizon (like her) and at the same time touch her right foot with your hand, you will be granted a wish. Look at the foot, it's shiny from people touching it so much!

• The "swimming pool" of the Romans Near Lloret, at the site of Els Ametllers (in Tossa, but closely linked), it was discovered that the Romans already summered here 2,000 years ago.

• A Civil War bunker in the middle of the beach In the area of Sa Caleta, under the castle, there are hidden Civil War defenses.

• A tip for your stay: If you want to escape the crowds, look for the Camino de Ronda. It is the path along the cliffs. If you walk 15-20 minutes to the north or south, you will find coves of turquoise water where it seems that time has stopped.