Lloret de Mar is a Mediterranean coastal town located in the Catalonia region of Spain. Situated on the Costa Brava in northeastern Catalonia, it lies approximately 40 kilometers south of Girona and 75 kilometers northeast of Barcelona. The town serves as the second-largest municipality in the Selva comarca and maintains a population of 38,402 as of 2021.
The town is characterized by its extensive coastline featuring eight sandy beaches, including Playa de Lloret, Fenals Beach, and Sa Boadella. Its geography and Mediterranean climate—marked by warm summers and mild winters—support a large tourism industry that attracts over one million visitors annually. The area offers various amenities such as water sports, botanical gardens, and historical sites like the San Joan Castle.
Lloret de Mar is notably recognized as a major party destination due to its extensive nightlife and more than 300 entertainment venues. The town's infrastructure supports diverse activities including diving, snorkeling, and cycling, while its architecture features a mix of modernist styles, churches, and cathedrals.