Mediterranean International Cup

Costa Brava

The rugged coast of Costa Brava is a beautiful part of Spain to explore. There are so many options: quaint coves and fishing villages, exciting festivals or trendy clubs. Friendly locals, the beauty of the landscape and special cultural traditions make the Costa Brava a fabulous destination to experience.

In the local villages of Costa Brava, you’ll encounter an old-school and authentic atmosphere. The area was once home to great artists like Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso, and a proud artistic tradition lives on here. Venturing into one of the Costa’s larger towns, like Lloret de Mar or Begur, is a surefire way to experience both excellent nightlife and exquisite dining experiences.

The Mediterranean International Cup has been around for almost 20 years. The Heart of the MIC tournament is the stadium of Palamós. Palamós is located at the northern end of a large bay, which is popular for swimming, sailing and windsurfing. Distance to Barcelona is 70 miles.

Palamos is In the heart of the Costa Brava, washed by the crystal clear sea and close to the coastal mountains. Located 55 minutes drive from Girona Airport on the North Eastern Mediterranean coast of Spain.

This modern resort set around a yacht harbour full of yachts is the last stop on the cruceros cruise run. The town was originally founded in 1277, and the old town is separated from the new tourist resort by a headland.

Palamos still retains its fishing industry, with the catch of the day being auctioned off on the quayside in the late afternoon. The fishing port, like the old town, is separated from the sports harbour by the promontory.

Mediterranean International Cup Map - Palamós

The Heart of the MIC tournament is the stadium of Palamós. Palamós is located in the Costa Brava region at the northern end of a large bay, which is popular for swimming, sailing and windsurfing. The distance to Barcelona is 70 miles. This tournament is one of the most competitive Spring tournaments in all of Europe.