Costa Brava: Cadaques or Tamarui ? Pyrenees: Los Molinos or Espot
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Costa Brava: Cadaques or Tamarui ? Pyrenees: Los Molinos or Espot
We are a family of 4 with 2 active teens who enjoy nature, hiking, culture, history, and a nice quiet beach with good restaurants and not over run by tourists. As part of our 2 week trip to Spain, we were thinking of spending a few days in Costa Brava. Cadaques was highly recommended by a friend. But, then we heard about about Tamarui. I would love any suggestions. Is one nicer than the other? How do they differ? Do you have other suggestions? We will have a car and will be travelling in the middle of August.
We also plan to hike in the Pyrenees. Two places were recommended as a base for hiking. One was Los Molinos and the other was Espot. I would love any opinions.
Thank you.
We also plan to hike in the Pyrenees. Two places were recommended as a base for hiking. One was Los Molinos and the other was Espot. I would love any opinions.
Thank you.
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Thanks Robert. I have accommodations in both. I have heard that there are a few areas that are less over run with tourists than others. Since I don't live in Spain and haven't visited in many years, I had hoped that I could get information on this forum as to whether that is true and whether one town over the other is less touristy. I guess, from your response, they are all over run with tourists and not worth a visit. Thanks for your advice.
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August if very busy along the Costa Barva, but much better in late September-early October.
We where in Tamariu, Calella de Palafrugell and Llafranc last June, before the large crowds arrived. We had a nice lunch in Sa Tuna, which has a small, secluded beach.
Even with the tourist, they are all worth a visit. But you have to deal with the traffic and parking.
We where in Tamariu, Calella de Palafrugell and Llafranc last June, before the large crowds arrived. We had a nice lunch in Sa Tuna, which has a small, secluded beach.
Even with the tourist, they are all worth a visit. But you have to deal with the traffic and parking.
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hi,
about the pyrinees.....Where is exactly "los molinos"? it's seems to me a strange name for a place in the Pyrenes....
If you are interested in hyking...what about "vall de nuria"?
http://www.valldenuria.cat/en/summer/
it's easy to reach, there are accomodation there and lots of hikings around!!!
about the pyrinees.....Where is exactly "los molinos"? it's seems to me a strange name for a place in the Pyrenes....
If you are interested in hyking...what about "vall de nuria"?
http://www.valldenuria.cat/en/summer/
it's easy to reach, there are accomodation there and lots of hikings around!!!
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