What to do on the Costa Dorada
Mediterranean beaches and coves
Adventure and theme parks
Wine tourism in Priorat
Culture and history in Tarragona
Golden Coast
Charming coves and beaches to disconnect
The Costa Dorada is one of those destinations that invite you to slow down and enjoy the sea without rush. Its beaches Its wide, Mediterranean climate, and its small hidden coves make this area a perfect place for a holiday of sun, relaxation, and beautiful landscapes.
If you're in Salou, some of the coves we highly recommend visiting nearby are Penya Tallada Cove and Crancs Cove, two corners highly appreciated for their natural surroundings, their calm waters, and that Mediterranean getaway atmosphere that is so appealing in the summer. They are ideal for spending the day, swimming, or simply enjoying a morning by the sea.
It's also well worth stopping by Cala Jovera, Located about 20 minutes away, a charming cove that stands out for its special surroundings and the views of the Tarragona coast. A little further, about 25 minutes away, is Cala Fonda, also known as Waikiki, one of the most unique spots in the area for its wilder and more natural landscape.
Whether you're looking for a comfortable family-friendly beach or a quieter cove to disconnect, on the Costa Dorada you'll find options for all tastes. It's the perfect place to combine relaxation, nature, and the sea on one trip.
Family fun
Theme parks and plans for living the adventure
In addition to beaches and relaxation, the Tarragona region offers a wide variety of activities for those seeking thrills, entertainment, and family fun. The Costa Dorada has established itself as one of the most complete holiday destinations thanks to its leisure offerings, with Theme parks and water parks that attract visitors of all ages each year.
Among the most popular are. PortAventura Park, one of Europe's best-known theme parks, ideal for enjoying attractions, shows, and themed areas from different worlds. Very close by is also Ferrari Land, a space designed for lovers of speed and adrenaline, with experiences inspired by the iconic Italian brand.
For the hottest days, the area also has water parks perfect for cooling off and having a great time, such as Caribe Aquatic Park y Aquopolis Costa Dorada, two highly recommended options for enjoying with family, friends, or children.
The best thing is that everyone is within 15 minutes, So, staying in this area allows you to easily combine days of rest with fun-filled plans. A perfect option for those who want varied, comfortable, and discovery-rich vacations.
Getaways with flavor
Wines, landscapes, and villages with soul
Talk about Priorat It's about unique landscapes, wine-making tradition, and villages with a very special identity. This inland area of Tarragona is an ideal getaway for those who want to discover a different side of the province, between vineyards, scenic roads, and wineries surrounded by mountains.
Wine tourism in Priorat allows you to enjoy not only its internationally recognized wines but also the charm of its villages. Among the recommended visits are Porrera and Gratallops, two towns deeply connected to the culture of wine, where authenticity, calm, and tradition can be felt. Their wineries, their natural surroundings, and their rural character make this experience a perfect plan for a day trip.
Along this route, it also deserves special mention Miravet, a beautiful medieval town on the banks of the Ebro River, famous for its houses hanging over the river and its tranquil atmosphere. One of its great attractions is the Castle from Miravet, an impressive Templar fortress with spectacular views of the valley and the surrounding landscape.
Discovering this area is a different way to spend your vacation: more relaxed, more sensory, and very connected to the land. Priorat combines Gastronomy, heritage, nature, and wine An experience worth including in any stay on the Costa Dorada.
Heritage and tradition
Historic cities and charming villages
The province of Tarragona it is full of places with history, heritage, and corners that seem frozen in time. Beyond the coast, this area offers an enormous cultural richness that turns any getaway into an opportunity to discover monuments, medieval towns, and landscapes with a lot of personality.
Tarragona is, without a doubt, one of the must-see destinations. It's a city full of history, famous for its impressive Roman ruins, such as the amphitheater and the wall, making it one of the Mediterranean's greatest heritage landmarks. Stroll through its historic center, gaze at the sea from its balconies, and discover its Roman legacy It's an experience that blends culture, beauty, and authenticity.
They are very close Altafulla and Tamarit, two charming coastal villages separated by a beach and united by their tranquil atmosphere and history. In Altafulla, you can't miss the Vila Closa and the castle, while in Tamarit, its imposing castle by the sea and its idyllic beach stand out, one of the most beautiful images of this part of the coast.
Another very special place is Siurana, a small medieval village perched atop a cliff, famous for its spectacular views of the Siurana reservoir and the surrounding mountains. Its location, its rural charm, and its natural beauty makes it a highly recommended excursion.
It's also worth visiting Montblanc, a medieval walled town in Tarragona, known for its well-preserved wall, its towers, and its Main Square. It's one of those places that invite you to wander aimlessly, discovering history in every corner.
And for those who enjoy monumental heritage, an essential stop is the Poblet Monastery, located in the Conca de Barberà. It is one of the best-preserved Cistercian monasteries in Europe, founded in 1151, and stands out for its impressive Gothic architecture, its church, and its cloisters. A place full of history, serenity, and cultural value that perfectly complements any route through the interior of Tarragona.