Lloret de Mar
🏛️ Why Visit Lloret de Mar, Spain?
Spend your days lounging on five Blue Flag beaches, then dance until dawn in some of Europe's most legendary nightclubs. It's like Benidorm's cooler, more sophisticated cousin – with dramatically better scenery and that authentic Catalan charm.
Families love the pristine beaches and Water World aqua park, couples get lost in the romantic Santa Clotilde Gardens perched on clifftops, and party animals live their best life on the famous strip with over 300 bars and clubs. Plus, you're just 75km from Barcelona – perfect for day trips when you fancy some culture with your cocktails.
Top reasons to visit Lloret de Mar:
🎉 Epic nightlife scene – over 300 bars and clubs including legendary spots like Disco Tropics that's been pumping since 1979
🏖️ Five stunning Blue Flag beaches – from the buzzing main Lloret Beach to hidden gems like Sa Boadella cove
🌺 Santa Clotilde Gardens – romantic clifftop gardens with marble mermaids and jaw-dropping Mediterranean views
💦 Water World aqua park – 23 massive water slides and attractions spread across 35 acres of pure fun
🗿 Dona Marinera statue – touch her right foot while looking at the horizon and legend says your wishes come true
What are the top hotels in Lloret de Mar?
Hotels in Lloret de Mar have something for everyone, whether you're off on your annual family holiday or you're looking for a quiet couples escape.
Guitart Central Park Aqua Resort is a top pick for us, with an on-site aquapark, kids’ club and a spacious chill-out pool – all just 300m from the beach!
Another family favourite is Evenia Olympic Resort, with activities and entertainment for all ages.
If you’re seeking something four-star with sleek design, fantastic family facilities as well as an adult-only area, then L’Azure is for you.
Looking for a cool and contemporary base in a great location? The four-star Rosamar Es Blau is ideal for an adults-only break, set along the beachfront with a stylish pool deck and an ultra-modern feel.
For a budget-friendly break, H.TOP Royal Star has everything you need for a sun and fun-filled holiday with your family our partner.
🎭 Top Things to Do in Lloret de Mar
Party Animals & Nightlife Lovers
🎉 The Famous Strip (Av. Just Marlés Vilarrodona) – This is where the magic happens! All the legendary clubs line this main street, from the massive Disco Tropics with its four rooms and foam parties, to Moef Gaga which has been the heartbeat of Costa Brava nightlife since 1969. Club-hop your way through different vibes – commercial bangers, hip-hop, techno, and R&B all within stumbling distance.
🍸 Cocktail Bars & Pre-Drinks – Start your night right at spots like Tequila 85 for shots and hookah, or Rabbies Bar for a proper British pub atmosphere. The nightlife here caters to every taste – minimum age is 18 for most clubs, but some spots welcome 16+.
Beach Lovers & Sun Worshippers
🏖️ Lloret Main Beach – The 1.6km heart of the action with coarse golden sand, buzzing promenade, and all the facilities you need. It gets lively in summer but that's half the fun – perfect for people-watching and soaking up that proper Costa Brava atmosphere.
🏖️ Fenals Beach – The more chilled alternative in a protective bay, ideal if you want gorgeous sand and crystal-clear water without the main beach madness. Still got all the amenities but with a more relaxed family vibe.
🏖️ Sa Boadella Cove – The hidden gem! This 250m stretch of pristine sand tucked between cliffs is Lloret's most unspoiled spot. Half of it's clothing-optional, so heads up if you're bringing the kids.
Culture & Romance Seekers
🌺 Santa Clotilde Gardens – These absolutely stunning clifftop gardens are like stepping into a fairy tale. Built in 1919 with Italian Renaissance inspiration, they're full of marble mermaid sculptures, cypress-lined paths, and those Instagram-worthy sea views. €6.10 entry and worth every penny for the romance factor.
🗿 Dona Marinera Monument – This beautiful 2.4m bronze statue pays tribute to the fishermen's wives who kept families together while their men sailed to America seeking fortune. The legend says touch her right foot while gazing at the horizon and your wishes come true – can't hurt to try!
Families & Adventure Seekers
💦 Water World Aqua Park – This massive 35-acre wonderland has 23 attractions including Europe's largest water rides, wave pools, and the epic Rafting River. Kids get their own Kiddie Island area, and there's everything from speed slides to chill-out zones. Open May to September, €37 for adults.
🏰 Castell de Sant Joan – Climb up to this ancient watchtower perched on rocks between the main beaches for brilliant panoramic views and a bit of history. €3 entry and the perfect spot for those sunset photos.
🚤 Coastal Adventures – The Costa Brava coastline is made for exploring! Try kayaking around the dramatic cliffs, join a sunset catamaran cruise with DJ sets and drinks, or tackle the scenic hiking trail from Lloret to Tossa de Mar (13.2km of pure coastal beauty).
When to Visit Lloret de Mar 📅
Peak Season (June-August) 🔥🎉
This is when Lloret absolutely comes alive – we're talking 26-30°C, the Med hitting a gorgeous 24-26°C, and 300+ bars and clubs pumping until dawn. July's the hottest month and the beaches are properly buzzing with sun-worshippers. If you're here for the party scene, this is your moment – legendary spots like Disco Tropics and Moef Gaga are at full capacity. Water World's open with extended hours, and every beach facility's operating. Book early though, as hotels fill up fast and prices peak!
What's On:
Nightlife at its peak – all 300+ bars and clubs buzzing, foam parties, DJ sets
Water World fully open with 23 attractions across 35 acres
Beach clubs and water sports in full swing
Catamaran cruises with DJ sets and sunset vibes
Shoulder Season (May & September-October) 🌸🍂
Brilliant time to visit – May warms up to 20-23°C with parks blooming, whilst September cools to a comfy 22-26°C with the Med still lovely for swimming (around 23°C). Fewer crowds fighting for sun loungers, better hotel deals, and the weather's still proper gorgeous. September's particularly lush if you want summer vibes without the madness. You'll still get Santa Clotilde Gardens in all their glory and coastal hikes without melting in the heat.
What's On:
Water World open weekends and holidays (May/October)
Lower hotel prices – October's statistically the cheapest month
Festa Major celebrations if you catch them
Perfect hiking weather for the Camino de Ronda coastal trail
Off-Season (November-April) ❄️🌤️
Lloret gets quiet in winter with temps around 12-18°C – not beach weather, but surprisingly mild and brilliant for exploring without crowds. December-February are the coldest months (10-15°C), but you'll still get plenty of sunny days. Perfect time to wander the Old Town, visit the Modernist Cemetery, and discover authentic Catalan culture without the summer tourist rush. Hotel and flight prices are at rock bottom!
What's On:
Carnival (February) – one of Costa Brava's wildest with colourful parades and costumes
Sant Romà Festival (November) – medieval fairs, crafts, and local traditions
Lowest prices of the year on accommodation
Authentic local atmosphere without summer crowds
Top Tip: The shoulder seasons (May, September-October) give you the best of both worlds – gorgeous weather, still-warm seas, way fewer crowds, and proper bargain prices on hotels and flights from the UK & Ireland!
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Lloret de Mar has mild winters and warm summers. With sea temperatures rising to 26°c in August, as well as daily sunshine hours sitting between 11 and 12 hours from June to August - it's the perfect pick for a Spanish summer beach break.
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FAQs
How long does it take to fly to Lloret de Mar?
How long does it take to fly to Lloret de Mar?
It takes about two and a half hours to fly to Lloret de Mar from the UK.
What’s the time difference between the UK and Lloret de Mar?
What’s the time difference between the UK and Lloret de Mar?
Lloret de Mar is one hour ahead of the time in the UK.
What currency do they use in Lloret de Mar?
What currency do they use in Lloret de Mar?
The official currency of Lloret de Mar is the Euro.
What language do they speak in Lloret de Mar?
What language do they speak in Lloret de Mar?
The official language spoken in Lloret de Mar is Spanish.
Is Lloret de Mar worth visiting?
Is Lloret de Mar worth visiting?
Absolutely! Yes, it's famous for nightlife, but there's so much more – five stunning Blue Flag beaches, the gorgeous clifftop Santa Clotilde Gardens, Water World aqua park, dramatic coastal hiking trails, and you're just 75km from Barcelona. It's brilliant for families, couples, and party animals alike. Plus, it's one of Costa Brava's most affordable resorts.
Is Lloret de Mar just a party town?
Is Lloret de Mar just a party town?
Not at all! Whilst the nightlife's legendary (300+ bars and clubs will do that), Lloret's got pristine beaches, romantic gardens, Water World for families, the historic Old Town, coastal hiking, water sports, and easy day trips to Girona and Barcelona. The party scene's concentrated on the main strip, so you can easily avoid it if that's not your vibe.
What's the best beach in Lloret de Mar?
What's the best beach in Lloret de Mar?
The 1.6km main Lloret Beach is buzzing and central with all facilities. Fenals Beach is more chilled in a protective bay – brilliant for families. Sa Boadella Cove is the hidden gem tucked between cliffs (half clothing-optional, heads up!). For something special, Santa Cristina Beach has golden sand and calm waters perfect for diving. All five beaches have Blue Flag status!
Is Lloret de Mar good for families?
Is Lloret de Mar good for families?
Proper brilliant! Water World's 35 acres of water slides and attractions (with a dedicated Kiddie Island), five Blue Flag beaches with calm waters and facilities, Gnomo Park for younger kids, and loads of family-friendly hotels with kids' clubs. The beaches aren't as wild as the nightlife strip, so families can enjoy a completely different vibe during the day.
What age is Lloret de Mar nightlife for?
What age is Lloret de Mar nightlife for?
Most clubs welcome 18+, though some spots accept 16+ with ID. The main strip has everything from commercial bangers to hip-hop, techno, and R&B. Legendary venues like Disco Tropics (since 1979) and Moef Gaga (since 1969) have been packing in the crowds for decades. Proper lively from June-August!
Can you drink tap water in Lloret de Mar?
Can you drink tap water in Lloret de Mar?
Yeah, Spanish tap water's safe to drink in Lloret. No need to buy bottled unless you prefer it. Just fill up your water bottle and you're sorted.
What's the Santa Clotilde Gardens?
What's the Santa Clotilde Gardens?
Stunning clifftop gardens built in 1919 with Italian Renaissance inspiration – marble mermaid sculptures, cypress-lined paths, and absolutely brilliant Mediterranean views. €6.10 entry and proper romantic. It's one of Lloret's most Instagrammable spots and surprisingly peaceful even in peak season.



