Costa Dorada Holidays
One of the quieter regions of Spanish coastline, Costa Dorada holidays 2012 combine breathtaking natural scenery and fascinating historical sites. There have been settlements in the area of Costa Dorada since before the Roman times, and the qualities that attracted ancient people here are still present today – glorious sunny weather, golden sands and crystal clear waters. Costa Dorada holidays sit close to Costa Brava on the north-eastern coast of Spain looking out to the Mediterranean. Both regions have strong roots in Catalonia – an independent state within Spain that has its own unique culture. Certainly, whether it’s the medieval castles found on holidays to Cambrils and Calafell, the grand houses on holidays to Tortosa, the Roman ruins of holidays to Tarragona or the leafy botanical gardens of holidays, you’ll discover a region that has a myriad of ways to charm you beyond its beautiful beaches. Read below to discover which resort you think offers you the best possible holidays:
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Salou
The most popular resort for holidays to Costa Dorada, and it’s easy to see why. Salou has a huge theme park, three water parks and 8km of coastline, making it ideal for family holidays....
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Tarragona
The historic city of Tarragona has an array of cultural attractions including a Roman amphitheatre, an aqueduct and an entire pathway dedicated to archaeological finds....
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Calafell
The quiet resort of Calafell has a number of amazing historical sites to see on holidays here, including a Moorish castle, a Roman villa and an Iberian citadel. It also has a 5km long beach and two we...
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Cambrils
Another peaceful resort with many historical landmarks and attractions. On your holidays to Cambrils you’ll come across watchtowers and castles, as well as lovely town parks with large playgrounds....
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Coma Ruga
The small coastal resort of Coma Ruga has a beautiful golden beach. If you fancy taking a break from all the relaxation there’s an excellent pitch ‘n’ putt golf course nearby....
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Tortosa
The cultural town of Tortosa is filled with Moorish castles and palaces, as well as a beautiful cathedral. The nearest beach is 20km away but it’s more about enjoying the traditional Spanish culture o...
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L'Hospitalet de L'Infant
A quiet historic village set in a wonderful leafy green location. L’Hospitalet de L’infant is named after the medieval hospital built here, but there are two beaches and a top-level golf course to att...
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Barcelona
Costa Dorada holidays really come alive in the beautiful city of Barcelona! The Catalan capital has artistic architecture and cultural sights on almost every corner, but there are a number of great...
