I have used this company several times for 3 hour trips. The bus was clean and well maintained. The seats were comfortable, offering enough space to get settled in for the ride. Having power outlets at every seat was also a nice perk. The prices are attractive and the travel time is reasonable for short trips.

A park that satisfies swimmers, hikers, and divers alike. It is a magnificent and diverse place to visit. It offers a variety of activities and landscapes to enjoy. There are many hiking trails in the park, offering stunning views of the cliffs and the Mediterranean.

It houses a collection of European art ranging from the Middle Ages to the present day, with a special focus on French painting. The collection is very comprehensive and the exhibits are always well organized. There is a permanent collection across several floors and then a temporary collection that changes.

I visited this park a few years ago with some friends back when it didn't have its worldwide fame yet. The rides are thrilling and the themes are cool. I felt like there was less waiting than at Disneyland, for example.

Small beach town not far from Barcelona, pretty quiet compared to its neighbor Lloret del Mar. The perk if you stay in this town is that you can get to Barcelona by train, which saves you from taking the car and looking for parking. There are trains every 30 minutes and a round trip ticket is 12 euros (about $13). Things to visit in Blanes: the botanical garden, the castle that overlooks the town, and Sant Francesc beach.

The city of Platja d'Aro is located on Spain's Costa Brava. This region is famous for being lively in the summer with tourists who come to party. In Platja d'Aro, the vibe is calmer. You can just let yourself go with the mild climate, the big beach, and the turquoise water. There is a walking path along the beach that takes you under stone arches and leads you to hidden coves. There are plenty of shops, bars, and restaurants. The food there is average. But it's a good experience.