Discover Catalonia hand in hand with some lovers of this land

Whether you go come for a weekend getaway, or spend your full summer vacation, here are 10 plans to make the most of the summer on the Costa Brava. Beyond the postcards of turquoise coves and seaside villages, the Costa Brava hides experiences for all tastes: adventures among cliffs, gastronomic routes, cultural escapes and natural corners that seem out of a fairy tale.

There are mountains that are part of the landscape and others that are part of the collective imagination. Pedraforca is one of the latter. With its unmistakable silhouette of two large peaks separated by a spectacular chasm, this mountain in Berguedà is one of Catalonia's most cherished natural icons. Whether you are a regular hiker or just looking for a weekend getaway with fresh air, endless forests and charming villages, Pedraforca is always a good choice.

Do you want to discover a forest that seems as if it's straight out of a fairy tale? Located in the heart of the Garrotxa Volcanic Natural Park, Fageda d'en Jordà is a unique beech forest because it grows on an old lava flow from the Croscat volcano. The result is a landscape that is captivating all year round. If you are looking for a nature-filled getaway close to Barcelona or Girona, Fageda d'en Jordà is a classic that will make you fall in love.

There are places where golf is played. And then there's the Costa Brava, where golf is also lived. With an almost perfect climate all year round, landscapes that range from pine trees to the sea in a few minutes, and a range of top-notch courses, this part of Girona has become one of the great Mediterranean destinations for fans of well-made divots and birdies celebrated with vermouth.

Sant Jordi's Day (St George's Day) is the day for lovers in Catalonia. The tradition on this special day throughout the region is for lovers to exchange roses and books.Streets, squares and villages become filled with books and roses, turning into a display of culture and romanticism. It is a day for couples, families and book lovers, where both young and old can give and discover books, stroll among stalls and enjoy the signings of the most popular authors. From Barcelona to Girona and from Tarragona…

If there is one thing we know for sure, it's that bicycle touring in Catalonia is not a passing fad: it's almost a religion. Here we don't pedal just to get around, we pedal to have breakfast at a sanctuary, to cross spectacular vineyards or to end with the salty sea air on our skin in front of the Mediterranean. Whether you're looking for summits that will make you sweat or you prefer a greenway to take the kids on and have an improvised picnic, the answer is in Catalonia. Grab your helmet, pump…

There are nights one can't forget, and the Dance of Death in Verges is one of them. The Dance of Death or the Danse Macabre is an ancestral ritual, magnetic and absolutely iconic that transforms this small town of Baix Empordà into the epicenter of one of the most impressive macabre dances in Europe. A unique gem of popular culture. Undoubtedly, one of the best ways to enjoy the most authentic Holy Week in Girona and the Costa Brava. You'll find torches, a dense silence, drums and skeletons dancing.…

The Banyoles lake is not just the largest natural lake in Catalonia. Here, people run, stroll, row, picnic, meet for vermouth, and go for walks as if they were going to buy bread. Taking a trip around the Banyoles lake is one of those plans that always work, whether you are the quiet type or part of the "I need to do something productive today" club. Nature, tranquility, landscape, sport, and history in a single spot. At Naturaki we explain everything you need to know to enjoy the Banyoles lake.