I-VEO territories

Costa Brava

Coves, fishing villages and a medieval hinterland, between Barcelona and the French border.

The territory

A coastline of coves between the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean

The Costa Brava runs for some 214 kilometres along the coast of Girona province, from Blanes to Portbou. Cliffs, pine woods that reach the sea, clear-water coves and villages that have kept their scale and character.

Behind the coast lies the Empordà: fields, farmhouses, medieval villages and a well-known food culture. It is a place lived in all year round, with a settled international community and many French buyers, as the border is close.

It is also our home: we have offices in Empuriabrava, Girona and Cassà de la Selva.

Key figures

214 km: of coastline, from Blanes to Portbou
27: Blue Flag beaches (2025)
24.8%: of home purchases in the province made by foreigners (Q4 2025)
€2,438/m²: average registered price in the province in 2025, up 8.0% in a year

In our catalogue today

30properties

€363,000priced from

€790,000median price

Where to look

Towns and areas worth knowing

Empuriabrava

Residential marina

A network of navigable canals where many houses have their own mooring in front of the door. International all year round.

Roses

Bay and harbour

A wide open bay, fishing and leisure port, and residential areas overlooking the gulf.

Cadaqués and Cap de Creus

Natural park

A white village facing the sea, linked to Dalí, at the easternmost tip of the peninsula.

L'Escala

History and sea

The Greek and Roman ruins of Empúries beside the beach, and an old fishing quarter.

Begur and Palafrugell

Coves and Camí de Ronda

Calella, Llafranc, Tamariu, Sa Riera: small coves linked by the old coastal path.

Platja d'Aro and S'Agaró

Seafront

Wide beaches, shops and some of the oldest residences on the coast.

Tossa de Mar

Walled town

A medieval enclosure above the sea, with the beach at the foot of the walls.

Girona

Capital

Medieval old town, university, high-speed train to Barcelona and Madrid, and year-round services half an hour from the coast.

Lifestyle

Sea and nature

Three protected natural areas shape the landscape: Cap de Creus, the Aiguamolls de l'Empordà wetlands and Montgrí, the Medes Islands and Baix Ter.

Getting there

Girona-Costa Brava airport handled over 2.18 million passengers in 2025, and Barcelona-El Prat airport is also within reach by motorway. High-speed trains stop at Girona and Figueres-Vilafant.

A living destination

The province welcomed over 8.1 million tourists in 2025, with more than 28 million overnight stays, and keeps a local life out of season in the larger towns and in Girona.

Food and culture

Sea and mountain cooking, DO Empordà wines, weekly markets and summer festivals at Peralada, Cap Roig and Porta Ferrada.

Property market

Domestic demand

Buyers from Barcelona and the rest of Catalonia look for second homes and, increasingly, main homes they can work from.

International demand

One in four home buyers in the province is a foreigner. In Catalonia, the French are the largest group among foreign buyers.

Property types

Houses with moorings in Empuriabrava, villas with views in Begur, Roses or S'Agaró, farmhouses in the inland Empordà and seafront apartments.

Prices

The average registered price in the province was €2,438/m² in 2025, 8% more than the year before, with large differences between the seafront, the coves and inland towns.