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Take your pick of three brilliant parcs in Salou to explore the best that the Costa Dorada has to offer.
You'll find theme and water parks galore on your doorstep, including PortAventura, Costa Caribe Aquatic Park and Aqualeon Safari and Water Theme Park. If you fancy testing your nerve day after day, we can help you book a multi-day ticket to PortAventura.
Last but not least - and only an hour from your parc - is the truly magnificent city of Barcelona. this is a city that gives you everything from stunning architecture, history and culture, through to impressive sports stadia, fantastic shopping and even more theme parks.
Stop to tuck into tapas the authentic way and soak up the region capital's lively café scene.
Start your visit with a trip to the world-famous Sagrada Familia, Gaudi's most impressive structure, which is still being built after all these years.
Wander over to Las Rambla, Barcelona's most famous street, and marvel at the street entertainers, cafés and visit La Boquería market.
At the bottom of this fantastic street, jump onto the funicular up to Mount Monjuic and take in some impressive views of the city, whilst absorbing the stunning architecture of the different stadia and pools used for the 1992 Olympic Games.
Start your day with a trip to possibly the best stadium in the world, the Nou Camp, home to FC Barcelona and regular host to over 100,000 spectators.
Try the trendy marina for lunch, before burning calories with a bit of retail therapy in the fantastic shopping district around the Passaig de Gracia. Here, you can shop for almost anything, with world-famous brands and fashions, intertwined with local specialities and produce - perfect for that gift to take back home.
In the evening, head to the beach resort town of Sitges, just to the south of the city. Here the nightlife is wild with famous parties and fantastic bars.
Looking for a thrill? Hop on the funicular to the top of Mount Tibidabo and race around on roller coasters, rides and monorails - all at the top of a mountain!
All that screaming will work up an appetite and you should definitely stop in the Catalonian capital and try out their style of dining, simmered in the ethos that sauces hold the secret to bringing out the best in food...
No meal is complete without a suitable refreshment - you'll find plenty of choice amongst local wine and beer. Catalonian white wines are better than the reds, but the regional favourite is Cava, a bubbly alternative to champagne. As for beer, the choice is endless, but you can't go wrong with locally-brewed San Miguel or Estrella Damm. When you've had your taste of this cosmopolitan city, it's time to head back to Salou and spend a few days by the beach recuperating (or supping more Cava - holidays are thirsty work, after all!).
