Hotel Don Juan Tossa 4* - Tossa de Mar

If you're booking with Full Board:

• This hotel is super flexible! Would you like to start your stay with lunch or dinner?
• Simply inform the reception desk upon arrival.

Fancy an All-Inclusive Holiday?

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Book this offer and choose between two great accommodations:

• Hotel Don Juan Tossa: Featuring superior (refurbished) rooms and suites for a more luxurious stay.
• Don Juan Tossa Non-refurbished rooms and bungalows: Offering budget-friendly rooms (not refurbished) and bungalows (without kitchen) for a more independent experience.

What you should know:

• Both hotel rooms and bungalows share common facilities: restaurant, swimming pool, and more.
• The accommodations are located next to each other, so you'll have access to all amenities, no matter which you choose.
• For a budget-friendly, independent stay, opt for the Hotel/Bungalow Don Juan Tossa.
• For a more elevated experience, go for the superior rooms or suites.

• These completely renovated rooms have two rooms and a huge terrace of about 23m2 with hammocks. So, they are ideal for a family holiday and a short walk to the main beach in Tossa de Mar.

• The hotel is also gradually upgrading the standard rooms to superior rooms. There are currently 195.

Tossa de Mar is a charming seaside resort that combines golden beaches, historic monuments and a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere on the stunning Costa Brava in Catalonia. Known for its preserved medieval old town and crystal clear waters, Tossa de Mar is the perfect destination for families, couples and independent travellers alike.

Golden beaches and turquoise waters:

• Platja Gran: The main beach of Tossa de Mar, with golden sands and calm waters, perfect for sunbathing, swimming and pedalos. It offers stunning views of the medieval castle.
• Cala Pola and Cala Giverola: Beautiful secluded coves with turquoise waters, ideal for snorkelling, kayaking or simply enjoying the tranquil surroundings. These coves can be reached by boat or by foot.
• Cala del Codolar: A small, picturesque beach tucked away beneath the city's medieval walls, offering a more intimate beach experience.

Explore the medieval old town (Vila Vella):

• Tossa de Mar's Vila Vella is the only preserved medieval walled town on the Costa Brava. Wander through its narrow cobbled streets lined with charming stone houses and flowers.
• Visit the Castillo de Tossa de Mar, a 12th-century castle with panoramic views of the town and coastline. Don't miss the watchtowers, an iconic symbol of Tossa.
• Discover hidden restaurants and craft shops as you explore this enchanting area.

Outdoor activities and scenic walks:

• Camí de Ronda: Hike along the coastal path to discover breathtaking views of cliffs, hidden coves and the Mediterranean Sea. This path links Tossa de Mar with the nearby coastal towns.
• Boat Trips: Take a glass bottom boat trip to explore the stunning underwater world and rugged coastline.
• Cycling and Kayaking: The surrounding area offers fantastic opportunities for cycling and water sports enthusiasts.

Family friendly activities:

• Snorkelling and water sports: The calm waters and marine life around Tossa make it a great spot for snorkelling and paddle boarding, perfect for children and adults.
• Pirate ship excursions: Jump on a family friendly pirate themed boat trip that is sure to delight the little ones.
• Playgrounds and parks: Enjoy family time in the city's parks or along the seafront where children can play safely.

Local gastronomy:

• Cim i Tomba: Tossa's signature dish, a traditional fish stew made with fresh local seafood, potatoes and garlic.
• Suquet de Peix: A Catalan seafood stew with rich flavours, often eaten with crusty bread.
• Crema Catalana: A classic Catalan dessert, similar to crème brûlée but with a unique citrus and cinnamon flavour.
• Serve with a glass of Empordà wine, produced in the region.

Day excursions nearby:

• Lloret de Mar: A lively coastal town with beaches, nightlife and botanical gardens just a short drive away.
• Girona: Explore this historic city with its medieval old town, colourful riverside houses and impressive cathedral, about an hour away.
• Barcelona: Just 1.5 hours away by car, it's easy to spend a day exploring the architecture, museums and vibrant culture of Catalonia's capital.

Best time to visit:

• Spring (April - June): Ideal for enjoying mild temperatures and fewer crowds while exploring the old town and hiking trails.
• Summer (July - August): Perfect for beach days and water activities, although it's the busiest season.
• Autumn (September - October): A quieter time to enjoy the warm weather and scenic walks.
• Winter (November - March): Quiet and great for exploring the city's history without the crowds.