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Platja Daro Holidays

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Spain, Costa Brava, Platja Daro

17 Oct 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
Leeds Bradford -
£215pp
An additional £6.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£220.98 pp.

Spain, Costa Brava, Platja Daro

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30 Sep 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
Bournemouth -
£216pp
An additional £12.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£228.28 pp.

Spain, Costa Brava, Platja Daro

21 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
Manchester -
£226pp
An additional £12.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£238.48 pp.
17 Apr 2027 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
London Stansted -
£1037pp
No local fees due

About Platja Daro holidays

Platja d'Aro is one of the Costa Brava’s livelier and more convenient seaside resorts, set between Sant Feliu de Guíxols and Palamós on Spain’s north-east coast. It suits holidaymakers who want a proper beach break with plenty close at hand, rather than a quiet village stay. The resort has a modern, easy-going feel, with a long seafront, a busy shopping street and a wide choice of places to eat and drink.

The main beach, Platja Gran, is the focus of the resort. It is a long stretch of coarse golden sand and shingle with clear Mediterranean water, backed by a promenade and cafés. Smaller coves can be found around the edges of town, including spots reached by the coastal path, which is one of the best ways to enjoy the local scenery. The Camí de Ronda walking route links rocky headlands, pine-backed viewpoints and little bays, giving a more classic Costa Brava feel just a short walk from the centre.

Eating out is straightforward in Platja d'Aro, with everything from tapas bars and seafood restaurants to pizzerias, burger places and relaxed family-friendly options. The resort is especially handy for travellers who like variety, as many restaurants, shops and bars are grouped around the central avenues and seafront. Evenings can be as low-key or as lively as you want: there are cocktail bars, music venues and late-opening spots, particularly in the summer months, but it is not solely a clubbing resort.

Away from the beach, Platja d'Aro offers good shopping, with a mix of fashion stores, boutiques and familiar brands. Nearby Castell d'Aro, the older inland part of the municipality, has a more traditional character with stone buildings and a medieval centre. Day trips are also easy from here, whether you want to explore other Costa Brava towns such as Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Palamós and Calella de Palafrugell, or head inland to Girona for historic streets, museums and restaurants. Overall, Platja d'Aro is a strong choice for a flexible Costa Brava holiday with beaches, dining and coastal walks all within easy reach.

Platja Daro Holidays FAQs

Platja d'Aro is a lively, well-equipped Costa Brava resort with a long main beach, plenty of restaurants, shops and bars, and easy access to coastal walks. It feels more modern and energetic than some smaller nearby towns, but you can still find quieter coves and scenic spots close by.

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