The Costa Daurada, a territory to live all year round

Between the sea and the mountains, the Costa Daurada concentrates in a few kilometers a surprising diversity: beaches of fine sand and shallow water, a heritage declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, villages with a seafaring and peasant essence, and a cuisine that combines fish from the fish market with wines from five denominations of origin. Here you will find both the excitement of the great leisure parks and the silence of the paths of the Prades Mountains.

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When to Come

The Costa Daurada is a four-season destination. In summer, the beaches and coves are the protagonists; In spring and autumn, hiking, cycling and wine routes unfold their full potential; and in winter, the calçotada, the traditional festivals and the Roman heritage of Tarraco are enjoyed without haste. Check the agenda to find out what happens in the towns and cities during your stay.