Camping El Pinar Platja

Santa Susanna is a beach resort with bars, restaurants, cafés and a long sea promenade running along its beach; if you're around in summer, a trip to the market is a spiffing idea too. Travelling out of town, both Blanes and Lloret de Mar are popular Costa Brava seaside stops on this stretch of Catalonian coast, the former for the Mar i Murtra and other botanical gardens along with its summer fireworks display, and the latter for the medieval Castle of Sant Joan and the view from the clifftop gardens of Santa Clotilde. Both towns have excellent stretches of long sandy beach. Take a train to Girona to see its medieval centre, Old Quarter, cathedral, city walls and much more (at least two days should be had in this fab city) and to Barcelona, fab home of several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, museums, the Arc de Triomf and the magnif cathedral.