Lloret de Mar Luxury Hotel

Do you fancy a 5* luxury break in Lloret de Mar? Then the  new hotel and spa Sant Pere del Bosc which opened this year could be the ideal place! The hotel is set in a fantastic location in the grounds of the ancient Benedictine  monastery San Pere del Bosc, only 6km from the hustle and bustle of Lloret de Mar centre and surrounded by forestry / countryside.

Each of the 19 air conditioned suites are exclusively decorated to the highest standard and come with elegant furnished seating area, wide screen TV, luxury bathroom and mini bar. Hotel amenities consist of beauty & spa treatments, outside salt water pool, limousine hire, restaurant and landscaped gardens.

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Lloret de Mar weather in October

"How long is this weather going to last" everyone in Lloret de Mar seems to be saying these days!

 We are now half way through October and still the temperatures are way above what they should be for this time of year. It was forecast that it would be cooler as from Sunday and as this video shows we have had a fair bit of cloud today - but still it reached 25ºC by this afternoon and the cloud slowly drifted away.

So plenty warm enough to soak up the sun on the beach for those here on holiday!

Lloret de Mar Indoor Market

Lloret's indoor market is to undergo a much needed make over - the first time that anything has been done to the interior since it opened back in the 1970s. With the plans to improve lighting and possibly increase the floor space (once the nearby police station moves to its new location) its hoped that it will attract more local customers and also tourists. At present there are 63 stores but not all are open for business, most of the stalls are selling meat, fish and fresh fruit and vegetables.

Lloret de Mar Events

Lloret - Fenals Beach Clean-up!

On Fenals beach this Sunday 2nd Oct there will be a group of divers who are volunteering at an attempt to clean up the sea bed close to the coast. This is a yearly organised event along the Costa Brava as some of the things which are thrown into the sea are very toxic and harmful to the sea life and fauna - for example car batteries are often found.
Names of all those taking part will be entered on a list and no one will be allowed to dive alone for safety reasons.