Lloret de Mar City Guide

Enjoy Catalan dishes like fideuà and crema catalana. International restaurants and some vegan/vegetarian options available.

Known for its lively nightlife with many clubs and bars, particularly appealing to younger tourists.

Traditional Spanish coffee culture with limited specialty shops, focusing on classic coffee drinks.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory; rounding up is common for good service.

SIM cards can be purchased at mobile stores like Movistar, Orange, and Vodafone. eSIMs are available and offer convenient activation.

Overall good street cleanliness, especially in tourist areas, with regular waste collection.

Limited 24/7 services; a few late-night food options and emergency medical services are available.

Good availability of international products, with major supermarkets like Mercadona, Carrefour, and Caprabo.

Card payments are widely accepted in most establishments, though it's advisable to carry cash for smaller purchases or markets.

ATMs are readily available throughout Lloret de Mar. Be aware of potential fees depending on your bank and the ATM operator.

Local schools teach in Catalan and Spanish. International schools are closer to Girona or Barcelona.

Small and informal nomad scene; cafes with Wi-Fi available but co-working spaces are not advertised.

Santa Clotilde Gardens and nearby natural areas provide ample green space.

Scenic coastal routes are popular for running, offering safety and good air quality.

Multiple gyms available, including Olympic SPA & Sport Club and Basic-Fit.

Available at sports clubs; booking and rentals accessible.

Padel Indoor Lloret provides dedicated padel facilities.

Yoga available at gyms and wellness centers, often included with gym services.

Options include boxing and taekwondo at local gyms; drop-in classes possible.

No local skiing, but accessible resorts are a few hours away in the Pyrenees.

Kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, and more are available with easy equipment rentals.

Various beaches offer surfing, suitable for both beginners and advanced surfers.

Rich diving opportunities along the Costa Brava with clear waters and vibrant marine life.

Good public healthcare with English-speaking staff in hospitals. Private clinics offer faster service; insurance is recommended.

Tap water is safe to drink, but some prefer bottled water due to taste.

Numerous playgrounds and attractions make it family-friendly, including Water World and Gnomo Park.

Friendly and safe environment; Spain has strong legal protections. Lloret de Mar is generally accepting.

Pet-friendly accommodations and many public areas, but restricted beach access for dogs.