5 autumn-winter routes you can enjoy with kids in Costa Daurada

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Bosc_Costa Daurada - ©Alvaro Sanz

ARGENTERA, L'

GRATALLOPS

PLA DE SANTA MARIA, EL

TORREDEMBARRA

VENDRELL, EL

VIMBODÍ I POBLET

Costa Daurada is a magical destination all year long. Now autumn and winter are coming, days are shorter and colours turn yellow, ochre, orange, red and brown. Here’s 5 exciting routes you should definitely share with your kids and enjoy with all the senses. Let’s go!

Bolets Pintats_Vímbodí Poblet_©CCCB

What about starting at Bosc Pintat (Painted Forest) at Poblet’s Natural Area? Kids will play as explorers while familiarizing with the various mushrooms grown in this privileged location. Plus, who says they won’t end up becoming great mushroom hunters?

Next, we go from Conca de Barberà to Priorat, where you should definitely discover the so-called Les Vinyes de la Mare de Déu vineyards, located between Vilella Alta and Gratallops. This is the ideal plan to enjoy with your children. Discover stunning landscapes and an intense feeling of peace and quietness! Moreover, you can combine this with a tour round the different wineries available… and try the fruit of the vines under the supervision of Mare de Déu!

Fondo del Mata_©Joan Capdevila

Let’s now get into the woods, this time in L’Argentera, in Baix Camp, for a visit to Bosc de les Bruixes (Witch’s Forest), where kids will have a lovely time with the Bruixa Marruixa witch, a brave woman that lives freely in an enchanted forest full of mysteries. They will certainly become their friends!

We now move towards Tarragonès, where you should stop by Estany del Saler and the existing dunes in Torredembarra, ideal for some guided tours and really entertaining activities.

Time to discover Baix Penedès surrounded by nature, while enjoying an easy walk round the Àrea Recreativa del Fondo del Mata. Did you know this is the perfect place to spend the entire afternoon as you admire ducks in the ponds? Enjoy a snack quietly by the fountain, sitting on a bench around some wooden tables.

Our last stop is El Pla de Santa Maria, in Alt Camp, where you shouldn’t miss La Ruta de la Capona, a simple tour that will allow you to discover 8 dry-stone huts, all of great beauty.

And so, explorers, ready to enjoy these amazing routes designed for kids in Costa Daurada? See you soon!