View from the Mont Llor

The landscape is one of Tossa’s most prized treasures. The town is protected by the Massif of Cadiretes, a natural area of great ecological value, which is criss-crossed by a large number of footpaths which are an invitation to stroll, to relax, to meditate and especially to contemplate a landscape of cork-oaks and pines, full of the colors and scents of the Mediterranean. Tossa is essentially Mediterranean, and its beaches, coves and bays symbolize one of the most emblematic landscapes of the Costa Brava.

But Tossa’s value doesn’t only lie on its natural richness. The village itself is an immense historical archive presided over by the medieval walled enceinte of the Vila Vella, declared a historical and artistic national monument, whose stones enfold eight hundred years of history. It has long been -and still is- a den of artists and bohemians.

Pola Beach- A essence of the Mediterranean

Its Museum has works by Marc Chagall and many other painters and sculptors who have been inspired by the light and colour of Tossa’s streets and alleyways. Tossa has maintained the equilibrium between its past and its present, and today it is a modern tourist centre offering a great variety of accommodation, services and leisure activities, so that visitors will enjoy a good holiday.