Spectacular Ecoresort on the Costa Brava

• This accommodation offers a wide range of activities: astronomical observations, wellness workshops, children's activities, etc.
• Please note that these activities are subject to availability. Upon arrival, ask at reception and they will inform you of the activities you can do during your stay.

Talaia Plaza EcoResort: Sustainable Luxury Between Pine Forests and the Mediterranean in Begur

In the heart of the Empordà, surrounded by forest and framed by the Mediterranean, Talaia Plaza EcoResort redefines the Costa Brava getaway. This exclusive eco-resort in Begur blends comfort, design and environmental respect in a privileged setting next to Cala de Sa Riera.

Its 104 accommodations are thoughtfully integrated into nature, featuring sustainable equipment and large windows that flood the spaces with light. Many offer views over the sea and the Medes Islands, delivering unforgettable sunrises from one of the highest points in the area.

The experience continues with an outdoor pool, the Posidonia Spa with sauna and jacuzzi, a Mediterranean Km 0 restaurant, a bar with panoramic terrace and a relaxed pool bar. Guests also enjoy free parking, high-speed Wi-Fi and experiences connected to the local surroundings.

The resort is also committed to a genuine connection with the environment, offering experiences such as visiting the vegetable garden alongside a local farmer or discovering the work of the fishermen who supply fresh fish to the hotel. Everything follows the philosophy of slow travel, inviting you to switch off and reconnect.

Travellers praise its tranquillity, natural surroundings and strong eco commitment. Here, luxury is enjoyed at an unhurried pace, book now and let the most authentic essence of the Costa Brava unfold around you.

• All accommodations, except the Canvas Twin and Canvas Queen tents have a kitchenette
  • The kitchen is equipped with ceramic hob, sink, coffee maker, toaster, refrigerator and microwave.
• The tents are ideal if you don't want to worry about cooking.

Begur is one of the Costa Brava’s most enchanting gems. Perched on a hilltop in the province of Girona, this charming Catalan village blends medieval history, turquoise coves, and elegant Indianos mansions built by locals who returned from the Americas. It’s the perfect destination for couples seeking romantic scenery and for families who love combining beach time with culture and nature. With dramatic cliffs, pine-covered hills and crystal-clear waters, Begur offers an authentic Mediterranean escape with character.

Make sure you visit:

• Begur Castle, set high above the town, offering panoramic views over the coastline and the Medes Islands.
• The historic centre, with its narrow cobbled streets, colourful colonial houses and lively Plaça de la Vila.
• The Indianos Houses, beautiful 19th-century mansions that tell the story of Begur’s overseas connections.
• Sa Tuna, a postcard-perfect fishing cove with whitewashed houses by the sea.
• The coastal path (Camí de Ronda), linking hidden coves with breathtaking sea views.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Aiguablava: famous for its shallow, turquoise waters and fine sand, ideal for families.
• Sa Riera: Begur’s largest beach, great for swimming and water sports.
• Platja Fonda: a quieter, darker-sand beach surrounded by impressive cliffs.
• Cala Sa Tuna: small and picturesque, perfect for a relaxed beach day.
• Aiguafreda: a rocky cove, ideal for snorkelling in crystal-clear waters.

Family-friendly activities:

• Hiking sections of the Camí de Ronda, with manageable routes suitable for children.
• Kayaking along the coast to discover hidden caves and coves.
• Snorkelling in the calm waters of Aiguablava and Aiguafreda.
• Visiting nearby medieval villages for a cultural day out.
• Enjoying summer open-air markets and local festivals in the town centre.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Suquet de peix, a traditional Catalan fish stew full of Mediterranean flavour.
• Rice dishes with seafood from the Costa Brava.
• Fresh grilled fish served simply with olive oil and sea salt.
• Anchovies from nearby l’Escala, a regional speciality.
• Crema Catalana, the classic creamy dessert with caramelised sugar on top.

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

• Pals (15 minutes): a beautifully preserved medieval village with stone streets and countryside views.
• Calella de Palafrugell (25 minutes): a charming coastal town with white houses and small coves.
• Girona (50 minutes): rich in history, with its colourful riverside houses and impressive cathedral.
• Medes Islands (boat trip from nearby l’Estartit): a paradise for snorkelling and diving enthusiasts.