Costa Brava Music Tours: Spain

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The Costa Brava or Wild Coast is an area of rocky inlets, picturesque harbours, fishing villages, sandy beaches and modern tourist resorts.

The Costa Brava offers a wealth of performance opportunities and the Spanish make a very receptive audience.

Groups who can perform outdoors are warmly welcomed by local music festivals which attract large, appreciative audiences.

There are also bandstands in all the major towns along the coast including Calella, Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar, Salou and Barcelona. Indoor venues include hotels and local concert halls whilst Barcelona Cathedral, the Monastery of Montserrat and Tarragona Cathedral offer potential venues for sacred choirs.

tour-info-sml See Tour information for STS School Music Trips to the Costa Brava, Spain.

All of our arrangements are flexible and STS are happy to quote you for any variations you may choose.

Sample Itinerary - 7 DAYS MUSIC TOUR IN COSTA BRAVA BY COACH
Day 1	Morning departure for afternoon ferry and overnight travel.
Day 2	Arrive late afternoon. Free time to explore.
Day 3	Full day visit to Barcelona. Free time to explore the city followed by early evening performance in Barcelona Cathedral
Day 4	Full day visit to Montserrat, including a trip to the Monastery. Perform a short concert in the Abbey at Montserrat. Afternoon visit to the Cava factory.
Day 5	Full day visit to Port Aventura theme park. In the evening, perform as part of the summer calendar of events at Roca d’en Maig in Lloret de Mar.
Day 6	Morning free in the resort. Afternoon departure and travel overnight back to the UK.
Day 7	Arrive at school.
Excursion Selection Barcelona - Spain’s second largest city and the capital of Catalonia has a wealth of gothic Catalan architecture in the old town. The unique works of the architect Gaudi, including his outstanding Sagrada Familia Cathedral, are amongst its many treasures. Although Barcelona has a rich historical heritage it is also a dynamic city that looks forward with futuristic architecture, art and fashion. Figueras - a typical Catalan town - the birthplace and final resting place of Salvador Dali. Visit the fascinating Salvador Dali Museum. Montserrat - a Romanesque monastery built on an unusually shaped mountain. Inside the complex is a shrine to ‘The Black Madonna’ a statue of the Virgin Mary. The shrine is a centre for pilgrims and it is here that the boys choir of Escolania practice. Universal Studios Port Aventura Theme Park - Forming part of the Universal Mediterranea resort this is one of Europe’s most exciting theme parks. Day passes available from STS (seasonal opening may apply). Waterworld Lloret - this aquatic amusement park includes swimming pools with waves of up to 2m high (seasonal opening).