Guide to the Surrounding Area

The Costa Daurada, a place of never-ending possibilities

The Costa Daurada has 216 km of Mediterranean coastline at the southern end of which is the Ebro Delta.

In a few words the Costa Daurada can be defined as a landscape of great contrasts. In it we find natural areas of great beauty and interest. The beaches are long and have fine sands that shelve gently into crystalline waters.

There are many interesting places to visit such as the Iberian citadel of Calafell, Roman Tarraco, the Cistercian monasteries of Poblet and Santes Creus, the Reus Modernist Route or the wine route around the region’s main designation of origin areas.

The resorts also offer a vast range of entertainment, leisure and sports facilities and services.

For more information:

CATALAN TOURISM OFFICE
Carrer Fortuny, 4 – 43001 TARRAGONA
Tel.: + 34 977 233 415 Fax: + 34 977 244 702
www.catalunyaturisme.com
tarracogene@telefonica.net

TARRAGONA
Tarragona Museum of History
Tel.: +34 977 242 220
www.museutgn.com
mht@tgna.altanet.org

Tarragona Municipal Tourist Office
Tel.: +34 977 250 795
www.tarragonaturisme.es

REUS
REUS TOURIST OFFICE
Tel.: + 34 902.360.200
infoturisme@reus.net

LEISURE AND SPORTS

Water Sports Resort. Booking Centre: 902.361.724

Port Aventura. www.portaventura.es Tel.: 902.20.22.20

Aquopolis. Water park and dolphinarium. Passeig Pau Casals, 65 (La Pineda). Tel. 977.370.258

Aqualand. Water and safari park. Finca Les Basses, s/n (Albinyana)

Diverland Bowling. Autovía Tarragona-Reus, “Les Gavarres”. Tel.977.554.433

Costa Daurada Cruises. Cambrils Marina. Tel.977.363.167

West Fork Horse Riding. Autovía Salou-Reus. Tel. 977.384.002