A quiet rocky cove on the Costa Brava with clear turquoise water framed by pine-covered cliffs.

About Camp Brava

How this started

We started Camp Brava because the best trips we ever took were the ones where friendship did the heavy lifting: long tables, someone else's grandmother's recipe, a swim before anyone's awake enough to say no.

It was the Catalan way of life, and the beauty of the language, that made us stay: everything it has to offer, friendship, culture, food, and purpose. Camp Brava is how we keep sharing that with every woman who joins us.

Camp Brava is five days in a real stone masía in Catalunya, built around the things that actually connect people: eating together, walking the coast together, and learning a place through the women who call it home.

Why Catalonia

We didn't pick this place off a map

We didn't come here on vacation. Love and work brought us to Catalunya over a decade ago, from a different world entirely, one trip that was meant to last a few months turning into a life. What kept us wasn't the postcard beaches, it was the two-hour lunches, the neighbor who insists you try what's in season, the way a stranger becomes a friend over one glass of wine at a village bar. We know what it's like to travel, especially solo, and how hard it can be to build real friendships outside of home. So we built the trip we wished had existed for us. We host every camp and every meetup ourselves, so if you come, you'll meet us.

Travel, Safely

Designed and hosted by women, for women

Every Camp Brava experience is designed and hosted by women, for women, so it's relevant to who's actually in the room: you'll try new things and make real connections, in places chosen with your comfort in mind, not just the view. We've spent years exploring and curating the best of Catalunya, so you don't have to; you just show up and get the best of it, already vetted, already loved.

This is where women go to be together

You arrive solo. You leave having met the friends you'll plan your next holiday with. Five days, one masía, and the things that actually connect people in person: food, coastline, and each other.

Community

Six to twelve women, two hosts, one long table, every time.

Real Places

Real stone masías, not resorts built to look like one.

Local Culture

Markets, wine cellars, and neighbors who've lived here for generations.

Time in Nature

Coves, vineyards, and coastal trails, with nowhere else to be.

Looking for something for your team or brand?

Camp Brava also runs Brava Co., private group experiences for teams and brands.

See Brava Co. →