Travel Guide

Some places on the Costa Brava are remembered for the colour of the sea, others for their narrow streets and whitewashed houses, while some stand out for the combination of cliffs, Mediterranean forests and small coves that appear as you travel along the coast. This...

When thinking of Vila-seca and La Pineda, it is easy to picture their beaches, seafront promenade and Mediterranean atmosphere on the Costa Daurada. However, behind this coastal image lies a historical heritage that offers a glimpse into a much older side of the area....

Some cities are known for their monuments, others for their gastronomy, and some for a tradition that has become part of their very identity. Reus belongs to this last group. Talking about the city means talking about Modernism, trade and culture, but also about a...

Barcelona has many ways to surprise you. It can do so through its modernist architecture, its squares, its markets, or the buildings that have turned the city into one of the most recognizable urban destinations in Europe. However, there is another way to discover it...

Choosing a good place to stay is one of the decisions that can have the greatest impact on your experience of Costa Brava. This stretch of coastline in Girona boasts beaches and coves, fishing villages, coastal paths, natural areas and a heritage that stretches from...

There are places that retain the essence of the Mediterranean despite the passage of time, and Les Casetes del Garraf is one of them. This little coastal spot, situated between Barcelona and Sitges, captivates visitors with its distinctive white wooden huts with green...

L'Ametlla de Mar, popularly known as La Cala, is one of those destinations that has preserved the essence of the Mediterranean intact. Situated at the southern tip of the Costa Dorada, this former fishing village combines a coastline of crystal-clear waters, coves...

When the warm weather arrives, the Catalan coast becomes one of the favourite destinations for those looking to combine the beach, nature and leisure activities. Alongside its varied cultural and culinary offerings, there is a wide selection of water parks,...

When people talk about Miami Platja, it’s easy to think of it solely as a sun-and-beach destination. However, this town in the municipality of Mont-roig del Camp is much more than just a place to enjoy the Mediterranean. Its coastline, stretching over twelve...

The Cala del Molí Via Ferrata is one of the most unique experiences you can enjoy on the Costa Brava. Located in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, it combines sport, nature and Mediterranean landscapes on a route that takes you along the cliffs with the sea as a backdrop. Its...

Every July, the skies over the Costa Dorada light up with an explosion of colour, light and sound that seems to stand still. The Tarragona International Fireworks Competition is not just a contest; it is a deeply rooted tradition that turns the city into...

To speak of Salou is to speak of the beating heart of the Costa Dorada, a destination that has successfully evolved from its historic fishing port into an undisputed icon of tourism and...