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Why go to Cap Salou?

Breathe in the fresh sea air and become one with nature in the stunning natural surroundings of Cap Salou on the Costa Dorada.

Cap Salou holidays are perfect for those seeking a slice of sun-soaked sanctuary on Spain’s Golden Coast. Littered with small coves and bays, this compact resort packs a surprising punch.

Known for its natural beauty, your holiday to Cap Salou will have your phone memory full of stunning photos to last you a lifetime. Four beautiful bays give way to glittering waters and soft, sandy beaches. All of which are accessible via the pedestrianised promenade, which forms part of the “Camino de Ronda”.

Holidays to Cap Salou have something to offer every type of holidaymaker: recline beneath the shade of a palm tree, snorkel, take a day trip to Barcelona, cool down in a waterpark or explore the nearby historical sites.

Just twenty minutes from the airport, the quick transfer time adds to the appeal of a holiday to Cap Salou.

Not only that, if you’re planning a holiday to Cap Salou, its mild climate makes it a great choice all year round. But the hottest and driest season lasts from May – September.

Best for:

Families

Sheltered coves with calm waters, many outdoor activities and a variety of family-friendly accommodation to choose from make Cap Salou holidays a popular choice for those with children.

Couples

Cap Salou holidays are a great romantic getaway. Explore the magic of the area’s coves, stroll the coastal walk at sunset and immerse yourselves in the natural beauty.

Groups

From trips out to ancient ruins, stunning beaches and the vibrant city of Tarragona nearby, there is no shortage of fun to be had by groups on your holiday to Cap Salou.

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A Guide to Cap Salou Holidays

What are the top things to do in Cap Salou?

What are the top things to do in Cap Salou?

  • Walk the “Camino de Ronda”This famous coastal route consists of 43 kilometres that connect Sant Feliu de Guíxols to Begur. It is typically done over two days, with walkers experiencing stunning architecture and unbeatable coastal views.
  • Explore ancient ruinsHead to Tarragona, the former capital of Roman Spain, where you can see the ruins of an amphitheatre, Roman forum and circus. Not to mention the Pont Del Diable, a towering aqueduct.
  • Take the tourist trainHop on the tourist train to neighbouring Salou and spend the day exploring the area’s boutique shops and Monday morning market.
  • Sample local gastronomyCap Salou is home to a number of restaurants serving local fare as well as familiar British favourites. Head into Salou to find a higher concentration of Spanish restaurants, some even garnering a Michelin star.
  • Discover the local wineHead up to the Serra Montsant and discover the local vineyards, take part in a wine tasting session and take in the breathtaking surroundings. The drive from Cap Salou is around 90 minutes.
  • Relax on Cap Salou’ beachesWith several intimate coves and stunning sandy beaches to choose from, Cap Salou holidays offer seaside spots to suit every taste.
  • Take a boat rideAppreciate Cap Salou’s splendour from the sea and take a luxury catamaran cruise. For the more adventurous, you may prefer to rent jet skis for a morning of fun out to sea.
  • Visit TarragonaA UNESCO World Heritage site, this stunning coastal city is well worth the 15 minute drive from Cap Salou. Explore the Roman ruins, delight in local fare and dive into the city’s nightlife.
  • Go kayaking Kayaking is a great way to make the most of your holiday to Cap Salou. With a kayak, you can discover parts of the coast, coves and caves that you otherwise would not get to see.
  • Take a trip to BarcelonaNear enough for a daytrip, Barcelona is Catalonia’s impressive capital. Oozing culture, art and gastronomy, don’t miss out on your chance to experience this vibrant city.
Best beaches to visit in Cap Salou

Best beaches to visit in Cap Salou

  • Playa LlargaOne of the most popular beaches in Cap Salou, this family-friendly beach is spacious and features calm waters. Sunbeds are available and there are several restaurants in the vicinity.
  • Playa dels LlengüadetsDifficult to pronounce but stunning to look at, this small bay is popular with water sports enthusiasts. The steps down to it are steep so beware if you have reduced mobility.
  • Cala FontThis picturesque inlet is the perfect setting for lunch with a view. Shallow, turquoise waters make it a great dipping spot and there’s a small selection of sunbeds available too.
  • Cala VinyaSmaller, even, than its neighbouring Cala Font, this secluded cove is great for paddling in the clear waters or flopping on the sand and soaking up the rays of sunshine.
  • Playa de LlevantPet-friendly and pebble-strewn, this small beach is popular with locals and is ideally situated by the marina. Enjoy the nearby promenade and basketball courts.
  • Playa del CapellansStunning beach with great amenities, such as a beach bar, an area for water sports and a walkable promenade.
  • Playa de PonentThe west section of the main beach at Salou is Playa de Ponent. With a total of 2.5 kilometres of fine golden sands and shallow crystalline waters, there is plenty of space for groups and families to spend a perfect day.

Getting Around Cap Salou

🚌 Transport in the Cap Salou Region

Tenerife is easy to navigate with a range of transport readily available here. The public buses are a cheap way for visitors to explore the island, but most holidaymakers tend to use taxis and hire cars as they offer that extra flexibility during your stay. There are numerous cycling and hiking trails for the more adventurous or daily boat services hopping between each island too.

Travelling by bus or carThere are comfortable, air conditioned buses which leave regularly from most of the main resorts and stop at the island’s most famous attractions. The smaller, local buses are slightly less reliable. Hiring a car is cheap, easy and highly recommended. The island’s main roads are easy to navigate and well looked after; the smaller roads can be somewhat of a challenge. Driving is on the right-hand side.
Passports and Visas

British citizens don’t need a visa to enter Tenerife, but must have a valid passport. For the most up-to-date passport and visa info, For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

You should take out comprehensive travel and medical insurance to cover you while you’re away. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

No jabs are required to travel to Spain. The World Health Organisation (WHO), however, recommends that all travellers should have certain vaccinations before leaving the UK so be sure to check with your GP at least 6 weeks before travelling.

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