Join your comfortable coach at any of our convenient local pick up points and start off on your fabulous Spanish adventure as you head for Dover and your channel crossing to France. Continue on to your first overnight hotel, stopping en route to pick up some dinner, before arriving and checking in for a good night's sleep.

After a good rest and tasty breakfast, rejoin your coach for the drive down through France into Spain. We expect to arrive at our hotel in Roses late afternoon and in good time for your first taste of Spain at dinner. Unpack, relax and unwind before dinner before enjoying supper and an opportunity to mingle with your fellow travellers.

Enjoy hearty buffet breakfasts every morning that are guaranteed to set you up for whatever your day holds. You can sunbathe on some of the most attractive and least crowded beaches of the Costa Brava, or we can explore the old town of Roses. Those wishing for a quiet day can enjoy the facilities at the hotel including the swimming pool and garden.

Spend all of your time in and around Roses or to experience some more of this wonderful region, don't miss out on our INCLUDED excursions. We have a full day visit to Barcelona, one of Europe's favourite cities, whilst the pretty villages of Figueres and Cadaques are full of charm and hidden surprises.

Return to the hotel every evening for dinner and an opportunity to share your experiences.

After a final tasty breakfast it is time to bid farewell to the Costa Brava and Spain as you board your coach and head to your overnight hotel in France, once again stopping en route for you to grab supper. Check in to your comfortable hotel and enjoy a final night in Europe before the final leg of your journey home.

Enjoy another good breakfast before heading back to Calais and your return crossing back to the UK. As you the head back home through England, there will be plenty of time to reflect on the holiday memories you are bringing home with you - and maybe a few souvenirs?

The idyllic coastal town of Roses is nestled along the stunning Costa Brava in north-eastern Spain. With its breathtaking Mediterranean views, charming beaches, and a rich historical heritage, Roses is a destination that effortlessly marries natural beauty with cultural allure. Roses boasts a coastline adorned with sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it a haven for sunseekers and water enthusiasts. The town's main beach, Platja de Roses, stretches along the waterfront and offers the perfect spot to relax under the Spanish sun. Additionally, you can explore nearby coves and beaches, such as Cala Montjoi and Cala Jóncols, known for their pristine beauty.

Beyond its stunning shoreline, Roses is steeped in history. The town traces its roots back to ancient times, with archaeological sites that reveal its Roman and Greek origins. One of the most notable historical landmarks is the Ciutadella de Roses, an ancient fortress that dates back to the 4th century BC. Exploring its ruins is like stepping back in time and provides insight into the town's rich past. You'll also encounter a diverse culinary scene, with a focus on fresh seafood and Mediterranean flavours. Local restaurants and tapas bars invite you to savour the taste of Catalonia, with dishes like paella, grilled sardines, and traditional Spanish tapas.

The vibrant city of Barcelona is a dynamic and culturally rich metropolis that beckons travellers from around the world with its architectural marvels, artistic treasures, and lively atmosphere.

The capital of Catalonia in north-eastern Spain, is a city that seamlessly blends a historic past with a forward-looking attitude. It's renowned for its unique architectural heritage, primarily shaped by the genius of Antoni Gaudí. One of the most iconic sites is the Basilica de la Sagrada Família, a masterpiece that's been under construction for over a century. Its soaring spires and intricate facades are a testament to Gaudí's genius and are a must-see even on a short visit. Another Gaudí gem is Park Güell, a whimsical public park adorned with colourful mosaics, playful sculptures, and architectural elements that seem straight out of a fairy tale. While you may not have time for an in-depth exploration, a brief visit to this enchanting park will leave you in awe of its artistic ingenuity.

No visit to Barcelona is complete without a stop at the historic Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic), where you can wander through narrow medieval streets, discover hidden squares, and visit the Barcelona Cathedral. Nearby, you'll find the bustling La Rambla, a lively boulevard filled with street performers, shops, and cafes.

The enchanting town of Figueres is nestled in the heart of the Costa Brava, a coastal region of north-eastern Spain renowned for its scenic beauty and rich cultural heritage. Figueres, often described as the "gateway to the Costa Brava," is a place where history, art, and Catalan charm come together to create a captivating destination. As you explore this picturesque town, you'll uncover a world of artistic treasures and unique attractions that make Figueres a must-visit on your Costa Brava itinerary.

Figueres is perhaps best known as the birthplace and final resting place of one of the most influential surrealist artists of the 20th century, Salvador Dalí. The Dalí Theatre-Museum, housed in a whimsical and surreal building designed by Dalí himself, is a true homage to his life and work with an astonishing collection of paintings, sculptures, and installations that showcase the eccentric genius of the artist.

The old town of Figueres is a charming maze of narrow streets, picturesque squares, and historic buildings. Stroll through the Rambla and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the town, or visit the Sant Ferran Castle, one of Europe's largest fortifications, which played a significant role in the region's history. For those seeking a taste of local culture and cuisine, Figueres offers an array of delightful restaurants, tapas bars, and cafes where you can savour traditional Catalan dishes. Don't forget to try some of the region's excellent wines and indulge in the local gastronomy.

Cadaqués is a hidden treasure nestled along the rugged shores of the Costa Brava. This easternmost point in Spain was home to Savador Dalí and was also a favourite haunt of renowned artists Picasso and Matisse. Often described as one of the Mediterranean's most charming and unspoiled destinations, this enchanting coastal town combines natural beauty, artistic heritage and Catalan charm. It is renowned for its stunning seaside setting, with crystal-clear waters that beckon sunbathers and swimmers alike. The main beach, Platja de Cadaqués, offers a tranquil spot to unwind and soak in the Mediterranean sun. 

The town itself is a picturesque maze of narrow streets, whitewashed buildings, and vibrant bougainvillea-covered facades. The charming Old Town, with its historic church, Santa Maria, and quaint squares, exudes an authentic Mediterranean ambiance. Stroll through the cobblestone streets, explore local boutiques, and savour traditional Catalan cuisine at the town's excellent restaurants.

The journey to Cadaqués itself is quite spectacular, along a winding road through the hills, with stunning views over the coastline and the Gulf of Roses.

For further information, click here. Please note: some of Cadaqués may be difficult to access for those with reduced mobility, as there are many ups and downs and the old town has a cobbled stone pavement. The Dalí House-Museum is also not suitable for people with reduced mobility.