Salou

With two different routes available to choose from, including shuttling you to PortAventura World, you will be able to discover the famous sights and secrets of Salou, such as the Monument to the Pescador, the Far of Salou and the church of Santa Maria del Mar.

This epic theme park is the biggest in Southern Europe and it attracts an astounding 4 million visitors a year. As well as the main theme park and its myriad of rides, you can find the newly launched Ferrari Land which is jam packed full of adventure making you feel like an official F1 Driver throughout the day. And don’t forget to pack your towel and swimwear for a swimmingly good time at Caribe Aquatic Park, slip and slide down the thrilling Mambo Limbo, splash around in La Laguna de Woody, where boredom has no place or choose to sit back and relax, at Bahama Beach whilst listening to the gentle lapping of waves.

Visit the Camp Nou, home to Barcelona Football Club or see one of Antoni Guadi’s works which are dotted around the city.

With rides such as the Boomerang and Kamikaze, you’ll enjoy an adrenaline filled day like no other. If you prefer your water parks at a slower pace, why not relax in the Blue Lagoon with its delightful waterfalls and tropical airs.

There’s nothing more pleasant than taking a stroll along the seafront whilst enjoying the sunshine and the fresh sea air. The Coastal Path is referred to as El Camino de Ronda – the Way Round. The best place to start your walk is the terraces of Paseo Colon and walking around to Cala Crancs – once a favourite haunt for pirates! The walk is 1,600 metres long and takes about 1h15m to complete.

During certain times of the year these beautiful fountains have spectacular shows, shooting water in all different directions and high up in the air accompanied by beautiful coloured lights which give the water an ethereal appearance.

It’s an area of panoramic natural beauty so make sure to pack your camera to capture it!