We Explored the Costa Brava in Spain (It’s not what you think)
This Costa Brava road trip has been on our minds since we knew we were heading back to Europe. This journey up the Wild Coast of Spain really lived up to its name, but not for the reasons we would have liked. Wild Weather every day! 🤣
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Keep exploring these Iberian peninsula road trips you two, Emily and Jordan, because of course, I of course want to see your western faces explore this wide world of ours!!!! ❤😂🛫🌏
I miss your more frequent vlogs. You two make some of the best travel videos out there.
Nice vid, but sheesh you missed seeing so much stuff. You went to Cadaques and didn’t bother with the Dali house? Missed Figueres too, that’s an amazing town. Also the beaches in Llanca are maybe some of the best in Europe. I suppose there’s just not enough time to see everything.
Did you get nervous driving over the big hill to Cadaques? It’s a super tight and windy road
First stop,…first error..Tossa de Mar, not "del"
Only I have see until the pizzeria (4:00)…visit Catalunya with one of the best World "cuisines" and you go to a pizzeria???
hi, I am Portuguese and that areas of spain I like it very mutch but in the summer, they are very good with many little places and little beaches, but yes this is the time for the rainy and stormy weather, it cannot be all sunshine because really the plants and trees would not survice right? if they are there and so tight is because there must be a time where they have rain, coastal areas in the iberian peninsula always have them, Even the Algarve in Portugal well more in south on the globe sphere has some rain but not as many as there, I remeber severe storms in that area from Barcelona up to the french border…
Yes ….the rain in Spain doesnt fall mainly in the plain
Fall IS really complicated here😂😂😂😂
I'm happy when travelers visit us to discover our gems, so congratulations!
Just so you know, Cadaqués is our Mediterranean jewel. I was born and raised in Barcelona, but I moved to the Empordà region to be close to this wonder and be able to escape there whenever I want.
It's the easternmost town on the Iberian Peninsula, so they're the first to see the sunrise. For centuries, the people of Cadaqués had more trade contact with the Balearic Islands, which is why you might notice that in the local dialect, they sometimes pronounce "l"s like "s"s, similar to Mallorca. Salvador Dalí, who lived in Port Lligat for much of his life, and whose house is now a museum (Cadaqués), was instrumental in making Cadaqués a hub for artists, photographers, writers, musicians, and a fantastic bohemian scene in the 1960s, to the point that the French called Cadaqués the Spanish Saint-Tropez.
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In spring and summer there's such many people but is amazing.
I can take you some places with good food and not expensive prices !!!!
I'm perplexed. It's mid autumn, what did you people expect? Did you think Spain had no seasons, that it was all just a permanent summer all year long?
Cuando viajes ten en cuenta la estación del año. Habéis viajado en Otoño, pronto entraremos en Invierno. Cuando vas a un país de viaje, no se va a comer a un pizzeria, se va a comer comida local y si puede ser en lugares NO TURISTICOS, si camináis o utilizáis el metro podríais ir a lugares menos turísticos que los menus rondan de 10€ a 18€. Quien venga a Barcelona es un consejo que tener en cuenta. Además los ingredientes que tienen en esos restaurantes a veces no son frescos.
Typical Americans! Complaining about traffic in Spain as an American is like an Eskimo complaining about the cold in the Caribbean. Traffic accident and fatality rates in the United States are third-world. Only a hick American could travel through Catalonia and eat pizza. I'll always remember some American tourists complaining in Belgium about the quality of the chocolate they had just bought. The saleswoman told them they were right, that Belgian chocolate wasn't like American chocolate; what she was selling was just chocolate…
I stared to watch your videos 3 years ago and this year I finally did my 6-month travel all over Europe. You were such a big source of inspiration – so thank you guys! Are you staing in europe for longe now?
no es que Cadaqués sea muy griego, es que Grecia y España son mediterráneos
I'm so happy you survived the AirBnB at the end 😁
Which month is it?
What month were you there?
Great video but work on your pronunciation. You have 11k views on this video and a potential of 11k people walking around pronouncing everything incorrectly. It doesn’t have to be prefect but at least close. My 2 cents.
Costa Brava is nice. The beaches aren't great though, the sand is very coarse and really hurts your feet climbing out of the sea 😂 I've been to Malgrat de Mar and Lloret de Mar in June and October respectively. It's a quick flight from the UK too and Girona airport is quite small so in/out quite quickly.
You only have the miniature car, I’m driving the same places with family and all their luggage. Rental company gave me a Range Rover and it’s not little. I’m surprised it can fit where I’ve driven it.