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Costa Daurada
The Costa Daurada is a nearly 220 km long coastal strip in the northeast of Spain. The "Golden Coast" owes its name to its long, fine-grained and gently sloping sandy beaches. While the coast is characterized by wide and extensive beaches and small hidden bays, the backcountry hosts small traditional villages and impressive mountain ranges such as Montsant, Muntanyes de Prades and la Mussara. Olives, almonds and cereals have always been grown here.
Attractions in Costa Daurada
Highlights
From L'Amettla de Mar we walk along a scenic coastal path to the Castell de Sant Jordi d'Alfama. On the way, numerous beaches invite you to take a ...
This Natural Route covers more than 950 km of the Ebro river valley in 42 stages, from its source to its mouth in the Mediterranean, passing ...
This very demanding route stretches across the counties of Tarragonès, Alt Camp, Baix Camp and Priorat, and from km 50 to km 120 features a ...
During this beautiful coastal hike there are numerous picturesque bays for a break and a dip in the cool water.
On this cycling route, you will travel in six stages through the south of Catalonia from the duchy town of Montblanc to the Ebro Delta.
A route that offers both sea and mountains equally. It includes three mountain passes (Colldejou, Coll de Falset, and Coll de la Teixeta) and ...
This route is ideal for enjoying the beautiful landscape of the Priorat.
A route that is rated difficulty level 5 both because of its total distance (almost 200 km) and because of its uniquely demanding Montcaro pass.
We start the route with a gentle but progressive climb to the village of Vilaplana, from where we will begin the ascent to the Coll de La Batalla ...
Very demanding route that requires strong leg work. You should manage your strength well and save energy for the last summit of the route, the ...
