COSTA MARESME

The municipal area stands on the Maresme Coast, offering two kilometers of beach with clean, coarse sand. Extensive pinewoods extend from inland to the edge of the beach itself.

The holiday resort area has grown up by the beach and has a pleasant, modern atmosphere with its comfortable hotels, numerous campsites, excellent restaurants and cafés, places of amusement and one of the most interesting shopping areas on the Coast. offers all that is needed to ensure you of a pleasant stay , on the Maresme coast, at 45 minutes from Barcelona, is located on a privileged area. Its placid and safe beach, fully equipped, along with its natural surrounding connected to the Montnegre Natural Park make of a modern holiday resort with hotels, campsites and rural houses suitable for family tourism.

The charm and peace of Santa Susana, its avenues and squares invite us to walk and enjoy at the same time a wide range of cultural and sport activities, highlighting its Family Tourism Program.

Barcelona, is easily accessible by motorway or railway and its wide cultural, museum (Wax Museum, Science Museum, etc.) and leisure offer (The Aquarium, the Tibidabo amusement park, the Zoo, etc.) ensure an unforgettable excursion for the whole family.

Children’s shows in the street, wide range of children’s products, a lot of information on family activities.

buffet or children’s area in restaurants, supervisors in playing area, children’s entertainment programs, identifying bracelets, danger warnings, high chairs, bibs and special chairs.

Mini beach club, children’s playing area, play parks, child’s security guide, and easy access information all around the village.

A coastal town,   is situated in the southern portion of the Costa del Maresme. Its coarse sand beach forms the backdrop for a calm sea which is ideal for all sorts of water sports. The Sant Nicolau de Bari Parish Church, a large building, is known as "the Cathedral of the Coast". It's very pleasant to take a walk through the square Plaça de l'Església, the street Carrer del Mar and the Can Campassol gardens. The bustling street Carrer Sant Esteve, which is the commercial hub of the town, boasts very interesting homes surrounded by gardens, such as the Torre de l'Esquena or the Torre de Rossinyol, the modernist Torre de Ca l'Arnau and the Old Hospital (founded for the poor in 1443, it was built on the foundations of an even older "masia" or farmhouse) with its Gothic chapel.  is a summer destination resort which today sports a good number of modern hotels, apartments, campgrounds, and a complete range of services.

Tourist capital of the Costa del Maresme, is a full-fledged resort town. With its broad coarse sand beach stretching over 3 km, a large hotel infrastructure, with campgrounds to suit all needs, with leisure and fun ensured at nightfall... This and much more have made  one of the prime destination resorts in all of Europe. The scenery, full of sharp-edged cliffs carved out by the sea's never-ending pounding, gives us an idea of the proximity of the Costa Brava. The town's lighthouse, inaugurated in 1859, is located on a hill atop the entry to the town and has become one of its most familiar landmarks. Suggested visits include the Santa Maria Archpriest's Church, a Neo-Classical edifice with Baroque portico; the Giol, Bartrina, Galceran and Sivilla Houses, as well as the Chapel of Sant Quirze and Santa Julita. The Museum-Archives and the Gallart Pinacotheque are also worth a visit. Another visit where your time will certainly be well spent is the Dalmau Park, a park with a garden area, pergolas and a beautiful wooded corner, just the right counterpoint after an intense day out on the beach.

COSTA BRAVA

History may have given way to high-rise hotels, and fishing to foam parties in this former Catalonian trading port, but the region’s fiery spirit is still evident, which is why Lloret de Mar is regarded as the liveliest holiday spot on the Costa Brava. As a resort the town caters for the 18-30s and families with children. There are seemingly hundreds of British bars, discos and clubs to choose from, and the days are packed with programmes of beach frolics and fun. The resort has five rough sandy beaches, a massive water park, aquatic zoo and a theme park. For a taste of the real Spain visitors can revel in the local cuisine or gather in the town’s Placa de la Vila on Saturday evenings to join in when locals dance the traditional Catalonian Sardana dance.

The most southerly resort on the Costa Brava,  not only attracts international tourists but is also frequented by large numbers of Spanish holidaymakers. Like most coastal towns. Has grown from a picturesque fishing village to tourist boomtown. The resort has a two-mile (3km) long stretch of coastline offering sandy bays and rocky coves, the main beachfront lined with high-rise hotels and apartment blocks. Behind the seafront the town still retains some reminders of its past, like the medieval castle of St Joan, several churches and other ancient buildings. Pride of the town are two renowned botanical gardens, which boast thousands of plant species. Along with all the trappings of modern tourism,  Also prides itself in giving visitors a taste of the real Spain, offering traditional street markets, several fiestas and folk dancing fairs.

MENORCA

Menorca certainly has a very strong personality, and a very different one to the rest of the islands. Menorca, the "minor" island, as it was called by Romans, has an almost virginal interior and shows interesting remains of its old history. On the other hand, there are beaches and lonely bays around it at a lengthof 216 kilometers. An ideal resort for all those who are looking for true relaxation

COSTA BLANCA

An authentic tourist resort, with clean,golden beaches of outstanding quality. Modern buildings and wide avenues, hotels to suit everyone, a warm climate encouraging visitors to come 365 days a year. Whether you want an active or a restful and relaxing holiday - it's yours for the asking, day or night. Nightlife or beachlife. And above all, a city which is accustomed to giving its all, in order to make guests feel at home. Benidorm, with the theme park Terra Mítica and other attractions like Terra Natura, Mundomar and Aqualandia has become a favourite place to go for Mediterranean civilisations, fauna and nature. A fun place for culture, for all ages.

COSTA DAURADA

Salou, tourist centre of the Costa Daurada, known for its varied leisure attractions, gardens, quality, sandy beaches, good weather... and the fantastic Universal Mediterránea. It enjoys an excellent geographical location that combines leisure and culture: numerous golf options and a variety of visits and excursions ranging from just a few minutes away to a one-hour trip: Roman Tarragona, the Modernist Reus, the Delta del Ebro, Barcelona with all of its architectural potential and cultural feeling; monuments, monasteries, charterhouses and works of all types explain the long history of this land and overwhelm the visitor with curiosity.
In short, this Coast offers all the possibilities, including good nightlife, with an international clientele that brings a charming variety to the golden night.

COSTA ALMERIA

Mojácar is, above all, tranquillity, space, nature, gastronomy and art. It is a privilege that brings together individuality and comfort. Long beaches, many of which are totally virgin with no building, is one of the most beautiful scenes on the Andalusian coast. Its original centre, which is a must to visit, spills out it history everywhere letting us rediscover Arabic reality that is still present in many remains and customs of medieval origin. A few kilometres away there is the Cabo de Gata-Nijar nature reserve with protected flora and fauna, an exceptional eco-tourism reference.

CANARY ISLANDS

Fuerteventura is the ideal place for holidays, combining a restful break, with nature, cultural traditions and water sports. It has always been known as the Peaceful Island, and is the largest of the Canary Islands, and the closest to Africa. Its landscape is characterised by an open, generous coast, with unbeatable extensive, tranquil, clean beaches. Because of this, we are able to host the World Windsurfing Championship and the International Deep-sea Fishing Open every year. Our ports are also ideal for sailing, diving or canoeing.

The exceptional oceanic position of Fuerteventura has determined a historic tradition defined by its cultural wealth, common in the Fuerteventuran population, which is well-known for its industriousness and tenacity. This has all resulted in a broad patrimonial wealth which is promoted through the chain of museums by the Fuerteventura Inter-Island Council.