Costa Daurada is a unique territory: the place where the Mediterranean caresses an exceptional piece of land. What about visiting the comarca of Alt Camp, where cuisine and culture have their own DNA? In fact, people from Valls are said to stare at the sky three times: one to observe the belltower; one to get excited with “castells”, and one to enjoy “calçotada”. Check out the following tips.
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!
Overall, 6 appellations of origin embrace the still and sparkling wines made within Costa Daurada, the wine territory in the country with the highest number of DO’s. Want to join us to discover them and taste these unique landscapes?
Costa Daurada is a territory with some incredible landscapes, full of contrasts and perfect beauty. Reddish rocks inland stand on their feet to admire the sea, while becoming the best viewpoints for some incredible sunrises and sunsets. Fields are turned into colourful carpets, architectures that witness the passing of ancient civilizations or the footprint of a unique style of the territory, Modernism, or simply natural areas of great harmony that reconcile us with the Earth.
Today, we’d like to share 6 Instagrammable spots in Costa Daurada, one per comarca, you should definitely visit to take unique photos.
Love to get away to live unique experiences with the whole family? If so, Costa Daurada is your destination. Did you know that 5 coast municipalities have been rewarded as Family Destinations? Indeed, and that means you’ll find everything you need so that your family lives an incredible trip.
Spring, summer… As days get longer, Costa Daurada provides us with unique scenes, both inland and near the coastline. Coastal paths, for example, enter a new dimension, embellished by the blooming of local vegetation, fields full of poppies and vines sprouting. Spring and the first days of the summer do also imply the beginning of a new “castells” season that will last until early November, on an in-crescendo you’ll absolutely adore.
From north to south and from south to north; costal paths in Costa Daurada, the pathways that follow the coastline, can be discovered both directions. Our recommendation, though, would be to start at L’Hospitalet de l’Infant and follow the Ruta dels Naturistes (the Route of Naturists). In Salou, the coastal path will allow you to almost Feel the sea with the tip of your fingers, while from Tarragona to Tamarit, you can enjoy the Ruta dels enigmes (Route of enigma), a path you can follow all the way to Altafulla and Torredembarra where you’ll find A paradise of coves, before you enter Roda de Berà on A triumphal ride.
With its Mediterranean climate and 2,000 kilometres of lightly travelled roads, the
Costa Daurada is the ideal all-year-round destination for cyclists.
On this getaway you’ll discover unique historical heritage set in spectacular scenery. Starting at L’Espluga de Francolí tourist office, the 25-kilometre itinerary takes approximately 3 hours.
Did you know that in both Costa Daurada and Terres de l’Ebre there’s proof of over 600 Modernism examples that belong to near 100 municipalities? These 2 numbers speak for themselves about the importance of this cultural, artistic and political movement that stirred up the entire country and has left a historical legacy one can now follow, visit and admire.
If we’re referring to villages and cities, Reus ─which was the second city in Catalonia in the late 19th century─ is the undisputed capital of Modernism in Costa Daurada. The capital of Baix Camp has around 30 catalogued buildings of great beauty, with Casa Navàs and Institut Pere Mata as main examples. In this post you can find the greatest examples of the Modernism tour in Reus, which you can end in the Gaudí Centre.
A circus that once held epic quadriga races, the famous chariots pulled by four horses; an amphitheatre where gladiators would fight to the death under a blazing sun; a theatre that would dramatise and mock life in the empire; forums, both provincial and local, which were the administrative heart and the commercial soul of the city... What would it be like to actually live in the ancient Tarraco? Want to join us on an exciting journey back in time?
Sea and mountain; Costa Daurada is a small paradise where different shades of blue caress a unique coastline, and where sea breeze, winds coming from the sea, refresh exceptional places topped by pre-coastal mountains. Would you like to find out more? If so, check out the following 3 viewpoints routes: Salou, the region of Baix Penedès and the Costa Daurada Mountains. Join us!
