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CATALOGNA: the province of GIRONA

The province of Girona is the first we meet, one of the four provinces of the autonomous community of Catalonia, in northeastern Spain. The Costa Brava is the northernmost coastal stretch of Catalonia and starts from the town of Portbou, winding about 130 kilometers to Blanes.

It is an extremely lively coast, whose relief is exacerbated by a series of mountainous systems that fall to the sea with rocky cliffs that give it a truly inhospitable and wild aspect ( hence the origin of the name ), with inlets and hidden beaches between rocky ledges where the pines almost reach the sea. There are numerous interesting places we met along the way, some very popular in winter by fulltimers from all over Europe: Platja d’Aro and Sant Feliu de Guixols in particular. Discover the itinerary and the stops recommended in our guide !

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CATALOGNA: the province of BARCELLONA

The second chapter of our guide speaks about the province of Barcelona. It is one of the four provinces of the autonomous community of Catalonia, located in northeastern Spain. It borders to the north with the province of Girona and to the south with the province of Tarragona.

The coast overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. The capital of the homonymous province is Barcelona. Numerous and interesting are the locations we have “discovered” for you, where you can stay in “free parking”. In our guide the complete itinerary along the coast with some short detour within the province

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CATALOGNA: the province of TARRAGONA

Tarragona is a province of the autonomous community of Catalonia, in northeastern Spain. It borders the Valencian Community ( province of Castellón ) to the south-west, with Aragon ( provinces of Teruel and Zaragoza ) to the west, with the provinces of Lleida to the north and Barcelona to the north-east and with the Mediterranean Sea to the south-est, at the delta of the river Ebro.

River, sea, bays, beaches, dunes, salt lakes, forests, shelters, coastal lagoons, fluvial islands make up a natural landscape that, with its rice fields, is home to a very diverse fauna. Of note the important aquatic habitat, thanks to the rich vegetation of the Ebro Delta is extremely populous, with more than 700 species listed.

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COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA: the province of CASTELLON

We officially entered the Valencian Region which extends along the Spanish Mediterranean coast. This is a welcoming and sunny area, inhabited by open and active people. Castellón is one of the three provinces of the Comunidad Valenciana, located in eastern Spain. It borders the province of Valencia to the south and Catalonia to the northeast.

Its capital is Castellón de la Plana. The province of Castellón is renowned for the production of ceramics. In the province of Castellón you can go from the sea to the high mountains in a few kilometers; classic seaside tourism ( Benicasim, Oropesa del Mar, Vinaroz, Burriana, Peñíscola, Benicarló, etc. ) is complemented by a thriving local tourism, thanks to the monumentality of countries such as La Jana, Morella, San Mateo, Segorbe, at the spas in Montanejos, Benasal, Catì, at the sources of the Palancia river and a wide network of paths and hermitages.

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COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA: the province of VALENCIA

The province of Valencia is a welcoming and sunny area, inhabited by open and active people. Valencia is a province of the Valencian Community in eastern Spain. It borders the province of Alicante to the south, with Castile-La Mancha ( provinces of Albacete and Cuenca ) to the west, with Aragon ( province of Teruel ) and the province of Castellón to the north and with the Mediterranean sea to the east.

The capital is Valencia, the third largest city in Spain by population, after Madrid and Barcelona. Other important centers are Torrent and Gandía. This province is very popular with fulltimers from all over Europe due to the particularly mild climate and the excellent possibilities for free parking. We will talk about it in this chapter, in the pages of our guide…

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  COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA: the province of ALICANTE

The province of Alicante includes almost all the coastal stretch of the Costa Blanca, which extends from Dénia, to the north to Pilar de la Horadada, in the south. Here a succession of beaches and bays, of cliffs and inlets, offers us the most varied landscape with an always ideal climate. Winters are mild and sunny. The rare cloudy days and a blue that makes this sky unique are an invitation to lead a simple life, contemplate the sea, go for walks and excursions. Less hectic than the Costa del Sol and with warmer winters than the Costa Brava this is an ideal destination for wintering in motorhome or van !

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MURCIA: the province of MURCIA

Apart from the peninsula of “La Manga”, this region is one of the least visited in Spain, but no less interesting. In the southern part of the Costa Calida, near the Gulf of Mazarrón there are numerous beaches and delightful coves.

The Costa Calida owes its name to the very high temperatures in summer and to the sunny days that shines here almost all year round with seasonal averages of 18°. A true paradise for fulltimers who come here numerous from half of Europe. The torrid summer climate, sunny all year round has shaped a semi-desert and arid territory within and near the coast. In this region you will find long beaches and small coves, and many leisure, sport and wellness offers.

One of the most beautiful areas is La Manga del Mar Menor, an ideal destination to relax and enjoy the sea. In addition, you can visit vast white beaches, such as those of San Pedro del Pinatar, almost untouched coves like those of Cartagena, landscapes as curious as the erosion of Mazarrón or fishing resorts such as Águilas. Many beaches are also considered true outdoor Spa, for the hypersaline waters of the Mar Menor and its muds and in the region there are also important Spa treatment facilities

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ANDALUSIA: the province of ALMERIA

Almería is the first Spanish municipality overlooking the Mediterranean that we met coming from the north-west coast of Spain. It is located in the autonomous community of Andalusia. Surrounded by a circle of sierras overlooking the sea, is an important commercial port, one of the main Spanish Mediterranean after Barcelona, ​​which serves for the export of iron ore from the mines of Sierre and the renowned table grapes grown inland. In the Almeria desert, many movies have been shot during the golden age of italian “spaghetti-western”, as well as the classics by Sergio Leone with Clint Eastwood. Even Spielberg and Lucas for his Star Wars have filmed in these fascinating places

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 ANDALUSIA: the province of GRANADA

Granada is a small province of the autonomous community of Andalusia, in southern Spain. It borders the provinces of Malaga to the west, with the province of Almería to the east and the Mediterranean to the south. The stretch of coast that borders the province is rather short and is referred to as Costa de Granada or Costa Tropical as defined for the particular climate that allows intensive cultivation of exotic fruit. Its capital is Granada, other major centers are Motril, Almuñécar, Guadix, Loja, Baza

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ANDALUSIA: the province of MALAGA

Malaga is a province of the autonomous community of Andalusia, in southern Spain. It borders the provinces of Cadiz to the west and Granada to the east and the Mediterranean to the south. The capital is Malaga, other important centers are Marbella and Vélez-Málaga.

Malaga is the authentic capital of the whole Costa del Sol, with beaches and places that have registered the greatest tourist development in all of Spain over the last thirty years. Unfortunately, the great tourist expansion has prevented the conservation of the territory and has created an havoc of hotels, luxury resorts, amusement parks, discos that make the coast difficult to practice for motorhomers  and fulltimers in free parking. And this is one of the few provinces in which we recommend moving inland even in winter ( if the climate does not become too rigid ) and in this chapter we point out some interesting stops north of the coastal region

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ANDALUSIA: the province of CADICE

The province of Cadiz is one of the eight provinces of the autonomous community of Andalusia, in southern Spain and its capital is Cadiz. It is located mainly on the Atlantic side of Andalusia and includes the southernmost tip of mainland Spain with the Costa de la Luz.

It borders the provinces of Huelva to the northwest, Seville to the north and Málaga to the east, with the Mediterranean sea, Gibraltar and the Atlantic Ocean to the south. In February, the famous Cadiz carnival takes place, during which a traditional song contest ( chirigota, coros, comparsas, cuartetos ) is organized in the Falla theater. Famous is also the party that follows the streets of the center, and that attracts people from all over Spain. Within the territory is the English colony of Gibraltar

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ANDALUSIA: the province of HUELVA

Huelva is a province of the autonomous community of Andalusia, in south-western Spain. It borders with Portugal ( districts of Faro and Beja ) to the west, with Extremadura (province of Badajoz) to the north, with the provinces of Seville to the east, Cadiz to the southeast and with the Atlantic Ocean to the south.

The capital is Huelva, a modern industrial city and port of Andalusia 9 km from the Atlantic Ocean and 50 km from the border with Portugal, on a peninsula called Ribera de la Anicoba. Provincial capital and Episcopal seat, it is characterized by decorated houses of azulejos, polychrome vitrified ceramic tiles, often with azure decoration (azul) from which the name derives, introduced in Spain by the Arabs in the XIII century. Among the most interesting (and not very numerous) stops in this province we remember with a blow to the heart the majestic Doñana Natural Park, an authentic mosaic of landscapes and ecosystems with a unique biodiversity in Europe

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