Fun things to do in Tarragona: 40 fun attractions and activities

Nice theme park very spacious and organised. Very long queues and sometimes the rides get out off order due technical problems ( happened with us in several of them ) Food are overpriced for the quality and quantity and they charge a fee for the cup all the time . The shows are good decoration amazing area clean and organised. Worth a visit but you need to have patience for queues in every were

Great experience for both adults and kids (8/10 y). We arrived on Saturday and stayed until Tuesday. A little bit crowded for top attractions but in 2 day we can touch them all. We had also checked at their hotel and I would strongly recommend, as you have 30min in advance exclusivity to the park in the morning before opening hours

We, family of 4 (with an 8 and a 3 yo) were nicely surprised by this amusement park. We went in November during All Saints holidays and there was hardly any waiting time at the rides. Staff was really well made up for Halloween event, and the park was really nicely decorated. The only minor thing to improve would be to put a sign on the parking lot to remind people that it is forbidden to bring food and drinks to the park. An amazing experience to repeat longer next time!

Super fun for all the family. There are a lot of attractions for small and big. Buy tickets in advance. There is a lot of people during the week and even more during the weekend. So you need to prepare yourself for a lot of queues to attractions or buy fast pass additionally, then you will not need to wait. Check the condition of fast pass as for example you will not be able to do one attraction every 15 min but you will need to have a 2h break. Don't forget to take sun cream as the is a lot of sun and not a lot of shadows. Food is not so good as there is a lot of people but it is eatable. Think to take a hotel in the park as there might be tickets to park and fast pass included and at the end it might be cheaper. If you will not get hotel in the park you will need to wait for the entrance to park a lot.

Amazing and very large park. If you want to ride all the thrill rides then you have to buy the express pass. Otherwise you have to stay in lines for hours and you will be absolutely disappointed and same goes for ferrari land. Puy the express pass before visiting because they will sell out fast even on weekdays.

Too much waiting time. Why sell more tickets than there is space available for attractions? The reason is money — visitors’ comfort clearly isn’t the priority. Many queues are not shaded, and waiting under the sun quickly turns into a nightmare. On the positive side, the toilets are well-organized and clean. The shops, however, could be more reasonably priced given the high entrance fee. Overall, the park is beautiful and generally well-maintained.

This was a fantastic experience. There was lost of fantastic rides and areas to visit. Would suggest the 10 ticket fast pass for those on their first visit as the more popular rides can be a bit of a wait. However, there are plenty of rides for the family and not too long a queue. For them. The kids area "Seseme Street" was amazing for all not just the younger kids. Can't wait to go again.

Beautifully preserved! Great care was taken and it shows. Given the location, it is difficult to access for anyone with mobility issues so do prepare for that, but views from street level above are actually the most magnificent in my opinion. We assumed it would take 30-45 minutes to tour, but it can easily be seen in 10-15 minutes.

The Roman Amphitheatre in Tarragona is absolutely worth a visit. It left a lasting impression on me — equally as awe-inspiring as the famous arena in Verona. Set against the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea, it’s both a historical treasure and a visual masterpiece. Standing there, you truly feel the presence of ancient history. One interesting mathematical fact: the amphitheatre is built in an elliptical shape, which was not just aesthetic — it ensured excellent acoustics and allowed every spectator a clear view of the arena. Even by today’s standards, the engineering is remarkable. Historically, this site was used for gladiator combats and public executions during the Roman Empire. Most notably, it’s where Saint Fructuosus, a Christian bishop, was martyred in the 3rd century AD — giving the site deep spiritual and historical meaning. 👉 Visitor info (2025): The amphitheatre is open most days and is part of the “Tarragona Roman Heritage” ticket that also includes other ruins in the city. Admission is very affordable (a few euros), and entry is free on the first Sunday of each month. There are clear information panels in multiple languages, and the site is well-maintained with accessible walkways. Don’t miss the viewpoint above the amphitheatre — perfect for photos! Guided tours are available in high season, or you can use an audio guide app. Highly recommended for history lovers, architecture fans, and anyone who wants to feel the ancient spirit of Tarraco, the Roman name of Tarragona.

Historic place where you can see Roman ruins and later culture christian legacy build on the top of it. Impressive landscape with the sea as a background. No need to pay in order to see such wonder as it is open air and the places is very accesible.

Fantastic site, well worth the 5€ entry fee. Loved the glimpse of a historic amphitheatre. Audio guide gives the site information in an easy to understand form. Scan the QR code at the pay booth, choose your language and open on your phone.

What a scam! When walking around, you can clearly see into the ruins, yet in order to enter, they charge a five euro price. I understand the ruins are cool, but they are not worth the price and should be free. Especially since they are not hiding anything and are clearly visible. The only thing you are paying for you is the little signs that explain to you what's in there. Which, you could probably look up on a google synopsis in five minutes for the price of nothing. Get your views in, but do not pay to enter! It is not worth the money! I hope one day they can make it free.

We didn’t go inside the Roman Amphitheater of Tarragona, since you can see almost everything from above. Being with a stroller and a small child, we felt that was enough. We took some nice photos from the viewpoint, but of course, if someone wants a closer look, it may be worth visiting inside.

We just dropped on this place and it was set some beautiful grounds no toilets nearby and could be awkward for some disabled people

Many exhibits, good place to learn about the Roman roots of Tarragona! Prior reservations is not required, you can walk in and buy tickets

While the main building of the National Archaeological Museum of Tarragona is undergoing long-term renovation, the temporary exhibition at Tinglado 4 in the port offers a well-curated insight into Roman Tarraco. Among the most impressive pieces is a marble relief in the shape of a gladiator’s shield, originally from the Roman villa of Els Munts. Another standout object is an ornate Roman balance scale, which reflects the everyday economy and attention to detail in trade and measurement. The exhibition also includes mosaics, portraits, domestic objects, jewelry and religious iconography each piece selected to show the scope of life in Tarraco, one of the most important Roman cities in Hispania. The space itself is modern, bright and easy to navigate. Despite being only a temporary venue, the experience feels complete and rewarding. Entry is affordable, and with the MNAT combined ticket you can also visit Els Munts and Centcelles, two Roman villa sites nearby. This exhibition is absolutely worth a stop for anyone interested in Roman history, archaeology or classical art, especially if you’re following the ancient traces of Tarraco across the region.

The National Archaeological Museum of Tarragona was a very interesting visit. We got to see many statues and artifacts, which gave us a good impression of the city’s rich history. Overall everything was very well organized. The tickets were reasonably priced, and for what we saw, it felt more than worth it. In general, it was a very nice experience and definitely worth visiting if you are in Tarragona.

Beautiful and modern museum! I would recommend it! The museum has a free entry so .. what are you waiting for?

Looks nice, but was closed when we came (we knew about it beforehand) - View from outside the fence is also good

Temporary exposition at the T4 about Roman Tarraco history. Great AC and access costs only €4

Nice little museum on the history of Tarragona. My senior entry fee was only 2 euros. Take a look at the port while you are there as there are many high end yachts there in port. Definitely worth checking out.

Amazing theme park one of a kind. Very spacious clean and organised. Get ready for long queues depends the days and times but worth the wait. Gates just open 16:30 and close late time enough to enjoy all the rides Me and my family enjoy a lot here... I would recommend a visit definitely

I think most people will be visiting Ferrari Land purely for "The Red one", other than this ride we only went on 3 others as the park was only open 1700-2200. The Red one was great....the others not so much. But please near in mind we are seasoned Theme park visitors.....had we never had be on "soaring" we maybe would have appreciated "Flying dream" however with a 1hr 45 min wait we didn't. Racing legends seemed to be operating at Limited capacity and the "water jets" weren't working. We entered the park from Portaventura as hotel guests and queued for 30 mins, we then went straight to "The Red one" and queued for around 30 mins. The queues after that were over 2 hours. We ate at "Pit stop" the food was as expected for pizza, chips etc however the service was extremely slow. If you are willing to pay entry for 1 ride then its a good ride, generally the park isn't thay great, small and gift shops are crazy expensive.

Amazing experience, would need a couple of days to do all rides as times were avg 1.5hrs. Museum had lots of interesting facts. Photo opportunities for all the family, in a road car and f1 car. If time isn’t on your side, pay for the fast track/express tickets and you can’t go wrong with those. If you like Ferrari heritage and fast rides, Red Force is the main attraction for that.

Absolutely adore this place. Bought the 3 day 3 park tickets. Bought fast passes for the 5 ride pack and it was so good. The Ferrari ride is amazing. I went on it twice and was gutted I had to leave. Highly recommend this park. If you’re scared of rides or feel uneasy going on the red force ride GO ON IT!!!! You won’t regret it and it’s unbelievable.

If you are a F1 Ferrari team fan you will love this place! To see a real racing car, experience of driving a simulation of F1 race or adrenalin rush in a Red Force rollercoster is a lifetime memory! Even the children can ride in small cars and also try F1 simulator. Everything is amazing wherever you look. Highly recommended to any F1 fan.

A very nice destination for car enthusiasts , Ferrari’s all over the place! The Gallery is awesome, the store is modest the rollercoaster is wonderful. The Enzo Ferrari 3d video and simulator is unbelievable! They needed to add serious toys for big boys like me such as having a test drive with instructor on the circuit.

Not worth the money! There are only a couple of rides interesting for adults, the queues are unreal, the express pass is expensive (€38) and only allows you to ride the 5 main attractions once. There are no special privileges for the express pass inside the attractions either; for example, in Flying Dreams, they seated us right at the edge, where the image distortion is the worst, and we were the first to enter the hall. The Maranello Grand Race is a dull, slow, dark, and uncomfortable experience.

Great place for a walk and really historic. Sadly the car park was full of broken glass because they have people waiting for you to leave and then they break into your vehicle. Please be careful if you park here! We were lucky but so many others weren't

Pretty nice place, lovely to see how well it's been kept over all these years. Parking nearby is easy and was easy to reach too. The park around the aqueduct is quite nice as well. Had a nice walk. Visit took a little less than an hour overall.

Visited this aquaduct on a visit to Tarragona. It dates from reign of Augustus, 2000 yrs ago. It's in great condition considering it's age. The stonemasonry is excellent, I walked across the top, the local government has put a safety wall on but sides. The Romans were outstanding in civil engineering and hydraulic systems. There was more than likely a huge underground tank in the city centre.

Superb Roman Aqueduct This is one of the bet preserved aqueduc I have been too. It is great and looks fantastic. You really wonder how on earth did they build this 2000 years ago? I personally am a bit of a history buff and really enjoy this kind of places. It takes a bit of walking from the parking but is seriously worth it. Highly recommended.

Free great views good place to hike easy trails. Would definitely recommend going to visit at least the aqueduct.

The Ferrets Aqueduct is a truly impressive and underrated place to visit near Barcelona. You can easily get there by city bus (just remember to catch the return bus from the same stop where you got off). There's a large parking area available if you're coming by car. There are no public restrooms or shops on site, so it's a good idea to bring your own water and snacks. The area is spacious, with lots of nature, perfect for walking or cycling. You can easily spend anywhere from an hour to the whole day here enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The aqueduct itself is really striking and well worth seeing. It's a free attraction and a great option if you're looking to escape the city for a bit. Highly recommended!

The Aqueduct of Ferreres near Tarragona is a stunning piece of Roman engineering from the 1st century AD. It once carried water into the ancient city of Tarraco and still stands today in remarkable condition. The structure is about 217 meters long and 27 meters high, built from massive stone blocks without mortar, with two elegant tiers of arches. It’s very easy to visit: there’s a small parking lot nearby, and from there it’s just a 3-minute walk. Even if you don’t climb up to the top (which is possible on foot), the view from below is impressive enough. It’s one of those stops where you can get a real “wow effect” in 10 -15 minutes, making it perfect even with a stroller or during a road trip break.

The beach from that balcony view was really nice to see.

An absolutely stunning view over the harbour, amfitheater, the beach and of course the magnificent ocean. Great place for pictures to capture your Tarragona visit.

Great views, not overcrowded, definitely must see place at Tarragona.

Beautiful viewpoint with stunning views over the Mediterranean, the beach, the port and even the Roman amphitheatre in the distance. Definitely worth a stop.

Must visit for a fabulous view of sea and must taste gelato.

Great look out point. Beautiful views close to many restaurants and gelato places.

A great view point. Not over crowded. Easy to access

Very beautiful and great work of restoration! We were with baby and stroller, it was very comfortable and interesting for us!

A beautiful place to visit. Easy to find the car park. Scan for an excellent free audio guide at the shop and then an instructive introductory video. The on-site cafe was also a pleasant surprise with fresh pastries. The audio guide gave enough information but not too much. (There was always an option for more detail.) A very pleasant couple of hours but could have easily spent more time.

We accidentally visited the monastery, but were amazed by the beauty and monumental details of this place. We even got to attend a service in the church. Highly recommended!

Beautiful. On entrance scan for audio guide. Stunning visuals at the beginning. Parking is free across the road.

A huge and impressive monestary, well maintained with lovely gardens. Definitely worth seeing if you are in the area

Very nice Monastery. Plenty of parking space. Discounts for students, not for ICOM members. The ticket lady had not a very friendly attitude for someone who works with people every day but other than that the rest of the staff very kind.

An impressive and historically important Monastery that was a mausoleom for the Aragon Royals in medieval times. Well maintained and still a working Monastery which means numerous parts are closed to the public. Worth the visit if you are close by, friendly staff but not sure if the app is worth downloading if you've done your homework!

Place to be absolutely avoided Very dirty in common areas, toilets areas as well as attractions, with serious risks of getting skin irritation as happened to me ... I unfortunately visited this park this July and it was a carnage. Uncontrolled number of people made the situatuin very caothic. Queues of a minimum of over one hour for each attraction with several blockages and slowdowns due also to the poor preparation of the young and inexperienced staff. Dirty everywhere and unpleasent discussions with other visitors standing to grab your chair or sunbed as soon you get up or, simply because insufficient in numbers compared with the uncontrolled number of people admitted. All of this at the "cheapest " price of 47 Euro ,if you cannot book online in advance for chhosing a fix date, plus 15 Euros for parking and 8 Euros for a small locker.....More than adventure an unpleasent disadventure .....

If you are staying few days around, then you must visit it along with the 2 other parks (portaventura world and ferrari land). However, if you are visiting just for one day, I would suggest just going to Portaventura world instead. We stayed at one of the portavenrura hotels nearby for 3 days to be able to discover all 3 parks (portaventura world, portaventura aquatic park and ferrari land). We spent one day in this caribe aquatic park.

I’m visiting this park every year in the last 10 years. The kids love the place . I’ve decided to give the place minimum score because it doesn’t care about the guest . 2025 is almost 2015 , very little in places shadows . The sun is killing in Spain . And the place doesn’t care about his guests health . The food . I understand it should be expensive as they do the maximum to take any penny they can . Fat food, almost nothing healthy . So above fun , take care of your guests . Put many umbrellas so people can hide from the sun, and sell healthy food.

We were absolutely delighted with our visit to the water park! Since we only had one day, we decided to purchase VIP tickets — and it turned out to be the best choice. They were worth every penny: the VIP lines were minimal, while the regular ticket lines stretched far beyond the designated areas. Thanks to this, we were able to enjoy more attractions without wasting time in queues and fully immerse ourselves in the experience. The atmosphere was fantastic, everything was clean, and the staff was polite and well-organized. I highly recommend it to everyone, especially if your time is limited or if you want to spend the day in maximum comfort.

The worst aqua park I ever been, and I've been in all over the World, from Turkey, UAE to Australia... Not many slides and pools, but the worst of all is that it is too much crowded, there is 3 times more people than capacity! For every slide waiting is more than an hour, some even 2... If you want to eat, more than 1 hour waiting and count minimum 100€ for 4 persons with 1 drink. My advice, if you want to go anyway, buy extra pass and than there is 0 mins waiting.. If you enter at 11am, don't count you will get any sunbeds, it's completely full! Locker rooms also waiting time around 30 minutes and it is 8€ for small and 11€ for bigger bags! Better go once again to PortAventura World and Ferrari World.

Came to the park just with my two kids 12 and 10 in on a Thursday in the May school holiday. Being a single parent, I was quite concerned about the logistics of keeping valuables safe while also enjoying the park with the kids. However, the lockers are quite straightforward - once paid, you get a printout with a locker allocation and a six digit pin. I managed to remember this which meant I could put everything in the locker. I would say these are good for one medium sized rucksack and a few other extras. We got to the park from the Barcelona-Salou train, that gets in a 10 and had bought tickets in advance at the train station - would recommend this or alternatively on line as there are queues for on-site ticket purchasing. The park opened at 11, and there was only a short queue once we got through the bag check zone (that is for all three parks). The water park is great and, at this time of year, it was not very busy - we easily got a lounger under the shaded area and the weather was perfect for us. The slides are great and the queues were minimal throughout the day. The green and blue Barracudas are great (green one is better) and so is El Torrente, which is a big dinghy that can hold up to four each time. Many say the lifeguards blow whistles too much but as long as you know what to do it is fine. As my sunglasses are prescription, it was slightly annoying not being able to wear them on the lazy river or Bahama Beach but I coped. Didn't try the food but had a couple of beers and ice creams. Took a large bottle of water in. In all, would say this is a great time to visit this park. I suspect that in the summer this would not get 5 stars as I expect queues would be much larger and weather too hot!

We had fun at this water park, we got there at opening time on a Monday and it was already very busy and we had to queue for lockers (expensive!). If we were to go again we maybe wouldn't bother with a locker and would leave our things on a sunbed instead as most people seemed to be doing. We had to queue for some slides but we didn't think it was too bad. We spent all day there and went on all of the slides we wanted to and some twice. I do think there must be a more efficient system for the rings though, having to queue to get one then queue again for the slide wasn't ideal. The food was okay, they had veggie hotdogs which were good. You get a reusable cup if you buy a drink. There's no photographers so you won't get a souvenir photo.

I have been visiting Spain for over six years with my family during our summer holidays, and one of the highlights of our trips has always been Aquopolis Costa Daurada. We have always looked forward to coming here, and it has brought us a lot of joy over the years. However, I’ve noticed that the infrastructure and attractions have remained largely unchanged during this time. While the park still offers enjoyable experiences, it feels like there has been little development or innovation in terms of services, facilities, or new attractions. To keep up with modern expectations and continue attracting loyal and new visitors alike, I believe it would be beneficial to consider some updates or improvements. Whether it’s renovating existing areas, adding new features, enhancing customer service, or improving guest comfort—any steps toward development would make a big difference. We truly appreciate the memories we’ve made at Aquopolis Costa Daurada, and we hope to see the park evolve in a positive way in the years to come.

Clean ! This was my first impression,the water was clean not smelling like chlorine, no stinging in eyes 👀 . It’s a bit of a queue on some attractions but the staff is managing it pretty quick . The kids zone if you are with a small child is a bit crouded (normal) , even if your little one cannot swim there are free life-jackets.

Good day out, found this park very well suited for children all ages and adults. Recommend you get there for opening time as it gets a bit busier a couple of hours in. There are ticket deals to be had some with your holiday package and others some with McDonald's buy one get one free we where told this by another family. The price for a family of four we paid around €85. Sun beds you do have to pay i believe this was €7 each. You dont have to have one qe seen many people put a towel on the grass and there was plenty of shade. There are lockers on site wich are chargeable but we didn't use and didn't see we need to so im not sure how much these where. One of the noticeable things we noted there was plenty of lifeguards wich is really important we feel especially with small children. The rides the ones we went on was very good and a good verity, I would recommend do the volcano and black hole early as the ques for these do increase as the day goes on. If you want to maximise your slides I'd recommend a fast pass as these people didn't have to wait 3 to 5 minutes to what we saw. The smaller pool and slides are very good for young ages from baby to 10 years, there is plenty to do in for all. The waiting areas when queuing are well shaded. The food and drink we had was reasonably priced for a theme park. Belived we paid about €8 for a hot dog and it was a about a foot long. There was plenty of choice of fast food, ice cream and drinks. We took our own snacks and drinks in, no one questioned this and we seen plenty of others do the same. Signs and map was clear, plenty of toilets near by. All in all would recommend this place and found it less than half price of there competition near by. You can buy tickets on site or online. The que for buying tickets on site took us about 10 minutes and the staff spoke multiple languages. There are some individual rides and some family rides so all can go together wich is rather nice. Easy walkable from front of La Pinda, there are taxis that can go from out side and prices on the board. The bus stop is near by on the main road. Near by there are some restaurants and some local shops.

This is the best aquatic park of the country for us. We have bene fer almost 6 years and we never get tired of it. This is the last test and the mantainance is not as good as other years. But the security is still perfect. Sad to say that it is the last day we go there, because it will be closed.

A super place to bring the family. But the queues are long (unless you pay for an extortionate speedy pass), and over the years instead of there being new things, there are actually less things to do. A wee revamp and a new slide or two would help. Food seems pricey but the portions we got were good size leaving everyone full.

Great waterpark, good selection of rides. I got a discount for booking online but didn't realise you had to pay for sunbeds etc. worth while just putting towels on the grassy areas for the amount we used them and next time we would definitely take food into the park for lunch. There was a lot of queueing as you queue for the rings to sit on then you queue again for the slide. Overall we had a great day and really enjoyed it and would definitely go back.

Great day and fun slides. The slides had an average waiting time of 1h which was really long Some slides randomly took brakes and nobody cared to tell us the reason or how long the brake would take. I’d recommend this park but only when there aren’t that many people. We had a promo code online but you can perfectly buy tickets at entry since there weren’t that many people waiting there (arrived at 11:30). To get on the parking and to buy a parking ticket took really long (I’d advise a different system)

I bought combo 15 euro / 4 attractions, this place Circ Roma & Pretori definitely worth the most! Scenic, loads of materials to learn about the history of the ancient Roman history & cultures! P/S: don't bother go to Casa Canals, and Amfitheater you can observe from above, no need buy ticket to go inside

We enjoyed our visit. Our entrance was free on the Tuesday we visited. Lots of information and really interesting history. There are toilets and a lift for those who really need it. The view point is really great, over looking parts of the city

A very interesting place with a lot of history. The entrance fee is €5 per adult and it’s definitely worth it. We visited with a baby stroller and it wasn’t a problem. The tunnels are fascinating, especially one that is really tall. At the end, you can go up and enjoy a beautiful view over Tarragona and the amphitheater. It’s also convenient that there are toilets available. Highly recommended!

Great visit of Roman ancient ruins! They have an underground tunnel, quite amazing. Don't miss out the multimedia room where they show a recreation of the Roman Circus compared to actual constructions. Entrance is only €5 p.p. Highly recommended

Wonderful place to wonder and get the feel of how this place was during roman times. Great value for money at only 5 euros entry. You can see where the modern city has been built on roman streets. Not to be missed. Great view of the city from the tower

Very informative and loads to see, adults €5 kids around €2.5 if 12+ years old, under 12 free.

Beautiful design and layout of the Ruins. Great place to visit. Fantastic views from the top and the tunnel which is now located underneath a modern street was great to walk through.

Lovely walk through history. Following 2200 year old footsteps is always a great experience. Plenty of places to sit and admire the views.

This is a free walk roaming along the original Tarragona city wall,some steps and uneven patches, toilet about halfway. Old canons, statues, interesting bits of information, we really enjoyed and were sorry we kind of had to rush through this very scenic route.

Beautifully preserved and well maintained place. I'd say it's the best historical site in the city.

Nice and very old place to visit. Kind people at the service desk. Glad it is still possible to visit for a small fee. Keep it as nice and clean as is it. Its worth to see this place.

This was my favourite part of my holiday, really nice walk and great views. Very well preserved and well worth the money.

Good park with rides big and little. I recommend the express pass to skip the queues

Ok if you like to go for a walk (around 1-2km, not very long), but otherwise there's not much scenery so not worth 5 euro entrance fee

A good, fun family day out. The park is very picturesque as you drive up to it! If you arrive before opening time, you queue outside in your car. Once the barrier opens, it's a race as 5 lanes converge into one to drive the last couple of minutes to the car park! Parking is 5 euros which you pay for in the park. You are given a token which you use on the way out. At the entrance, we showed a member of staff our downloaded pre-paid tickets and were directed to one of two queues. Both queues, however, were trying to get through one gate. After getting nowhere for 10 minutes, the group behind us who also had pre-paid tockets went to the information office. They were allowed through immediately and gratefully waved us over to do the same!! There were 5 coaches full of school kids entering the park at the same time as us, so we made the decision to buy Fast Track passes at 14 euros each. Once in, we found a grassy area to put our towels. You cannot take picnics into the park, and there is a shaded picnic area. However, your bag is not searched, so if you wanted to take small snacks and water, I'm sure it would be ok! They say it is for health and safety, but you can buy food and drink right next to the pool area? The picnic area has lots of tables and chairs, is in the shade, and there is a kiosk selling ice cream and drinks. The park itself was clean and the rides were good fun. Some of them left you a bit sore as they seemed to have quite aggressive endings....resulting in you being thrown from your float or hitting various body parts off of the walls 😬 Our 7 year old children were able to go on all the attractions which was good. They went down the Black Hole together several times. On one occasion, as they came out of the slide, one child accidentally kicked the other in the face. He then slipped getting out of the pool, and fell quite hard onto the ground. The lifeguard rushed over to him to make sure he was ok. The lifeguards were very attentive and took notice of the kids as they left each ride. The park is very hilly, and it can be quite hard work carrying the floats to the top of each slide (admittedly, I am not very fit, however I would say I am of average ability!) The ground surface also gets very slippy so would definitely recommend shoes or sandals to wear. A lot of kids were coming down the slides with their sandals slipped over their forearms. I would also recommend the Fast Track passes. We did not have to queue to get our floats and were able to get to the front of the queue on half the slides, which was a real bonus. The amount of red fast track floats available shows that they definitely want you to buy the pass! Normally we wouldn't, but the park was very busy and it was very hot! There is a good variety of slides and attractions for young children which was great. The park was clean and there's space to lie on the grass and get some peace. It is a shame you have to walk to the picnic area but it's not a huge negative. Some of the rides were a bit sore so would recommend watching people get off them for a couple of minutes first before deciding to go on 😆 (I am a 47 year old with a bad back so form your own opinion obviously!!) We visited on 10th of July and it was very busy and noisy, however overall a good, fun family day out. As you leave the car park you pop your token in the barrier and away you go.

A great water park, well worth a visit. Okay, so let's talk about good stuff. Rides are fun, staff are helpful, place is clean and well maintained. It's a stunning location in the middle of the forest, just beautiful. Parking is easy and well managed. Now, on to the stuff that doesn't work so well... Yes, there are 2 different queues. Queues for the floats (get them at the bottom of the rides, from the people who just finished) and queues to enter the rides. It's a theme park, there are queues, that's life. It's hard to blame Aqualeon for this, they can't provide a queue free water park! If you hate queuing, buy the fast pass 🤷. We were there on a day that was about 50% max occupancy (I asked a staff member), and wait time was 10-20 mins for a float and 5-15 for a ride. In 6 hours, we rode 8 rides and spent an hour on the wave pool.. seems pretty good to me. The lost star is for the food. I get it, it's a captive market, people who didn't bring their own food will pay €17 for a not very good pizza or burger. It's expensive, and the food could be easily improved (it's not terrible, but not great but value level is low due to high cost). *However* They provide a really good picnic area with a free to use microwave, and I think that's really good 👍. This is a great water park, we'd visit again for sure. Thank you Aqualeon!

We have been there early in June. We must not wait longer than 5-10 minutes. The slides were great, it was a lot of fun! But the prices for really bad food was horrible! 6,90 Euro for fat soaked French Fries… seriously?!

The waterpark is situated in the forest, with a lot of trees which give shadow and a bit of coolness. Water is clear, all slides are working, food and drinks available and fresh. What could be done better: the locker bracelet should be with a chip. Then you can pay with chip around the park and at the end, when you go out- you pay the bill. (We had to keep phones and money what wals really uncomfortable). Other frustrating thing is ques. Long long ques for all slides, even two for each. One is for taking a tube and then other to take a ride. (It could be one que, could be more tubes to ride etc). Generally all was good, clean and fun. Eleminating these two issues you will become the best waterpark. Thank you.

Great waterpark, not too busy but quite slippy underfoot.

Not bad, not bad, just it was very fun but i hope they can close it at 9 a little later but it was very fun. A little bit dirty in the Wales pool but Else it was fine i reccomend it. 4 stars

I don't get why the reviews of this site are so bad. We went beginning of July it was nice and quiet no wait times for anything. People complaing went to a tourist attraction at peak times what did the expect. We had a great time.

Great model of Tarragona at roman times. We had an historian explaining us the city, how it was at roman times and how it evolved through time. It was really great, especially walking through the city afterwards.

AMAZING. The details are very good, the entree is free so if you can pass before watching the roman citi Tarraco you will make a very good view of 2nd century a.C

A good place to get to know the history of the old Roman city of Tarragona which in Roman times was named Tarraco. It seems that Pilate who judged over Jesus Christ was born in Tarraco.

Best Roman city model in the town! Absolutely worth the time! It's also free.

It was good, but it can be a bit boring after an hour or two. Best to go to the beach after an hour.

Beautiful, wonderful architecture and very interesting history. Can’t wait to go back.

A big roman city model, perfect to visualize Tarraco

Cool museum that let's you walk through some old tunnels from an old Roman circus and guard tower. Great view over the city from the top. Very cheap if you are a student.

The Praetorium Tower, later known as the Castell del Rei, is a fascinating Roman structure that once housed governors and later kings. Climbing up offers great views and a real sense of Tarragona’s history.

Nice city view and impressive architecture. Paradise and hell, this place has a beautiful rooftop view of Tarragona but also a magnificient underground roman tunnels used by the romans to walk under the roman hippodrome. The inside of the remaining tower of the medieval castle is gigantic and seeing the different stone walls of the different centuries is amazing.

Beautiful small museum on the Praetorium and the wonderfully preserved remains of the ancient Hippodrome. Especially impressive are the preserved barrel vaults.

Wonderful experience, exceeded my expectations. On entry I didn't expect much but once in the tunnels and in the rooms, you learn a lot and really worth the entry. You don't expect it to be so big.

A tower built by Romans and part of Unesco World Heritage site in Tarragona. There are nice views from its rooftop. Buy the ticket for the multiple monuments (7.40€) and it is included.

Very interesting but the experience was ruined by an obnoxious employee who kept yelling at everyone for not using the right exit and objected vehemently to me putting my leg up to rest after all the stairs, despite there being two banks made of stone and not one other person in sight.

It was cool, but mostly just a ruin. Nice views, interesting history. An inexpensive activity for a cloudy day when the nearby amazing beaches aren’t the first option.

Very nice looking castle from the outside in a small little village. Free parking close by. Unfortunately, the castle was shut although Google and the sign on the door indicated it would be open. Trying to call the number from Google but no one answered.

Worth a visit and a nice surprise that I hadn't planned. A bit of a walk uphill but as castles go, pretty cool and there are some great views from the top.

Brilliant attraction, reasonable entry fee of 4 Euros per adult and 2.50 Euros per child. Lots of information boards, great views, and you could explore the area at your own pace. Not constrained by barriers, so the kids can explore all the books and crannies and climb about on the ruin. Worth an hour or so around the castle, plus opportunity to mooch around the old town square.

El Castillo Medieval de la Santa Creu. The castle and its surroundings form an open-air archaeological park that, through updated museography, explains episodes from the history of the municipality.

Nice place to visit with interesting details, all perfect presented and information are available in English. Nice views over the city.

History of this castle goes on before the invasion of the Greeks and Romans. Ancient Church and priest tower to chant the Bible to ward off evil sports of storms. Very significant castle. If you can, this is a great visit.

This was included in a package ticket we bought for 15€ per person. I dont think we would visit here if it was part of the package. It is beautiful to see the house set up and the chandeliers upstairs are phenomenal. The tile flooring is beautiful. Staff super friendly. Toilets downstairs in the basement smelt funny. The whole house had a musty smell but to be expected. I think an interactive tour would be better than us wandering around. Would be nice to learn the history of the house and the use of the house or earphones in different languages. Well preserved.

A good little stop to add onto your attractions list. It is roughly around €5 per person to enter. Although I was unsure if to enter as it just looked like pots to my left, I'm glad I went. You also get a little handy note book, in your language. It was nice to see the different room styles and how both interior and items have changed. The likes of the size of a double bed back then, to now. The celling artwork, to the furniture. It's a nice look around and a chance to get out of the sun. The only issue, is that the toilets weren't the best and smelled.

It's a very strange museum. There's absolutely no story behind it. Inside you will find a couple of nice pieces of furniture, a couple of paintings and the shelves full of chemical bottles, but you won't find any hint at how this all works together: the objects are not attributed in any way, people on portraits and their authors remain unknown, there's no connection to the family which owned all that (who they were and why they decided to preserve the house also remains in darkness). This collection of objects costs 5 Euro. That's not much, but the visit itself is utterly senseless, so be warned.

Amazing and beautiful house/museum with well preserved furniture from past centuries. The staff is friendly and attentive, and will give you a lot of information about its history. It has a beautiful interior patio. A must-see in Tarragona!

Beautiful but not outstanding house. As often here almost no information in any foreign language. Not to miss: the courtyard and the little room with the cassette ceiling with plant motives.

Well worth a visit to get an interesting insight into old Tarragona.

A nice period piece home with some older artifacts included.

OMG... This place is amazing. It makes you feel like in Jurassic Park...the only bad thing is the constant noise from the highway, but there is so much beauty around and you will ignore it. The place is free to visit, at least in the winter time. So clean, so well maintained.

A delightful place to visit. Free to wonder around, with plaques in various languages. Not sure how you get to the main entrance. We parked in a layby when Google maps wanted us to drive up a dirt track! But there was a footpath sign post and it was easy to reach. A bit rocky and gravelly underfoot.

How to get here; from the service station you will see a sign for "El Medal". Follow gravel road for just over 1km to large parking area. Note as of 2023 the walkway within the quarry is closed

Fantastic place to get to know about ancient Roman history, their tradition, culture. You can visit the site at your own pace. Entrance is free. The well-signed path will take up and down a few hills. Plenty of signage in four languages will explain everything there is to know about how Romans used stones from que quarry to build the cities around Tarraco. No guide available, food or water. So take your own and be ready for a sporty (at times pretty hot) trek 😊. Beware of the wasps. I got stung a few times by an angry swarm while on Lookout #2. Loved this spot!

Definitely MUST SEE! free entrance, free parking and so beautiful!

Nice to walk around with little information boards, which tell you about the differentiates of the quarry. Couldn't get into the "clot" as the gates were locked but this was advertised. Had to access via the services on the A7 aftervjunction 34. We did have to collect a toll token when we accessed at junction 34, but left at junction 35 and didn't get charged.

Interesting place despite the access to the bottom of the pit being closed. The information on the boards along the path is not great but it’s a pleasant walk around the Catalan countryside.

This is a very interesting place to visit. It's not so common to find such a preserved necropolis, with a lot of archeological material. It was a very nice visit. I reccomend going down to one or both of the cripts, it's really creepy, but in a good way

It is so fascinating how life was in those times. Essential for anyone with an interest in history

It's an amazing experience! Well preserved and documented!

Idk why but it's closed on Monday I highly recomend buying the tickets in advance you can see part of it from above though

Really amazing, well taken care of, and with very good historical explanations. Staff was extra friendly!

Amazing!!!! It's awesome to see places one only hears about at school!! A must see!!!

Less than I expected. I had high hopes, but it was slightly disappointing.

Excellent activity for a family. Went here on a weekday in July , no wait time , reasonably priced , staff professional and helpful . Most importantly safety was excellent and kids loved it. Highly recommend.

Great place to spend a full day of adrenaline and adventure. The staff is incredibly sound and the place is magical. Beverage and food is super affordable. The dog around is the loveliest.

On their homepage it was open but as we arrived it was closed. Even on the signs outside the company the text told us, they were open. The kids was very unhappy with this so we cannot recommend this experience.

Totally fabulous and fun day on the zip lines - both for parents and teens! Our 14 year old son had a total blast. In spite of being terrified of heights, I felt ease in trying... and after patient explanation and encouragement from the brilliant monitors, I was zipping away and even going back to try the courses a second time. We went on a very hot day but it felt tolerable in the shade, and plenty of cold water at the snack bar. 4 hours of memorable fun, thanks Jungle Trek crew!

We had an amazing day at the jungle trek and one of the staff her name is Andria she was adorable and very helpful she does her job very well our day went very smooth thanks to her even though it’s was our first time doing the challenges she was really careful thank you Andria 😘🥰🥰

Third time visiting here and its fun every time. They keep changing and improving their tracks, amazing experience!

Went on a Saturday, pretty quiet, reasonable priced, kids enjoyed it, plenty of zip lines for them to go on, would recommend, all staff very helpful,

The house is lovely as is the workshop. The audio was helpful. The gift shop is small but sells some cute merchandise. We arrived by taxi as its seems to be in the middle of nowhere. It took a while to arrange a taxi to leave.

A breath of tranquility in a busy world of today. Well preserved place where the art history was made. Iam sure the family gave up this place only after the highway was build right next to it...which is rather practical, if you are tourist. Mr. Miró sitting on that couch with Mr. Hemingway sipping local wine? Still have the goosebumps now😃

Very laid back place, not busy, very interesting. Despite not being very accessible (we had to take a taxi) it was worth the visit. If it hadn't been so hot we would have spent more time there. Recommended if you're in the area!

Interesting and they also provide a very nice game for kids

Wish I could have stayed longer to walk down to the water. A poignant and inspiring tour.

Very nice experience, the house is very well conserved, for arts lovers.

Lovely old Catalan farmhouse, preserved exactly as Miro left it. Make sure you get the downloadable audio guide.

(Translated by Google) Very small free museum open until 2:00 p.m. Air-conditioned. Not a very warm welcome but interesting to see. Too bad no French translation. (Original) Très petit musée gratuit ouvert jusque 14:00. Climatisé. Accueil pas très chaleureux mais interessant à voir. Dommage pas de traduction en français.

(Translated by Google) Very run down place, dirty and aged party elements, degraded explanatory panels..... (Original) Lloc molt deixat, elements de festa bruts i envellits, panells explicatius degradats.....

(Translated by Google) Cultural exhibition of giants, tadpoles and beasts. Good place to learn a bit about Catalonia. (Original) Exposición cultural de gegants, capgrossos i besties. Bon lloc per a aprendre una mica de Catalunya.

(Translated by Google) Saturday afternoon and closed, contrary to what the website and the schedule say... And we are not the only ones. Please update the schedule, most of us come with children, and the disappointment is great... (Original) Dissabte tarda i tancat, en contra de lo que diu la web i l'horari... I no som els únics. Si us plau actualitzeu l'horari, la majoria de persones que venim nem amb nens, i la decepció és gran...

(Translated by Google) very kind reception gentleman!!!! (Original) molt amable el senyor de recepcio!!!!

(Translated by Google) It was closed. There was no timetable information sign. A pity, my children could only see through the glass of the door... It was Sunday, which may be why, it still looked very deserted. (Original) Entrava tancada. No hi havia cap cartell d'informació d'horaris. Una pena, els meus nens només van poder veure per el vidre de la porta... Era diumenge que pot ser per això, encara aixi es veia molt deixada.

(Translated by Google) Saturday afternoon, at 5:45 p.m. it was still closed and we left. We asked the neighbors and the person at the gas station and they told us that they open whenever they feel like it. Seriousness 0 and for tourism another 0. (Original) Sábado por la tarde, a las 17 :45 aun estaba cerrado y nos fuimos. Preguntamos a los vecinos y el de la gasolinera y nos comentaron que abren cuando le da la ganas. Seriedad 0 y cara al turismo otro 0.

We visited the Roman Theatre of Tàrraco (Teatre de Tàrraco), but unfortunately it was closed. You can see everything from the outside through the fence, but honestly, there isn’t much to it. Instead, we walked towards the nicer part of the Old Town, where we found more interesting sights. So this place can basically be skipped.

Through the fence this looked like an interesting piece of history in the middle of Tarragona. Unfortunately I do with it had more information posted outside that wasn't covered in trash or what I tell myself was bird droppings. I waited for about 30 minutes with others who arrived from a tour group waiting for the gates to open when they were scheduled to, but nobody ever came. Maybe it's a private, reserved tour sort of thing that wasn't accurately described on Google, but it wasn't the first nor last place in Spain supposed to be open that never did.

Good place for walking around. History of the Romans in Tarragona!

Beautiful place, unbelievable that still stands there after all this time. And by the sea. It was closed. Even so, honestly it was really ideal as it was really nice day too.

Not recmmended - historic site but surrounded by ugly concrete structures and awful steel constructions

Practically nothing left of the ruins as they have been damaged/demolished multiple times over the course of time. Renovation and rebuilding work is in progress though nowadays. But must have been a wonderful sight in olden days!

If you want to tour the very small site - it was only available on weekends when we walked past.

Experimento Año 2100 is excellent, it was engaging for me and a great learning experience for my 9 year old.

Great, if relatively small, exhibition space, showing temporary exhibitions

Excellent temporary exhibitions with free access

Awesome Ancient Egypt exhibit on display

Nice showroom, just a little bit small.

Such an impressive museum #BritishCaixa

Great place for exhibitions!

Best wine tour guide company in Catalunya

We had a complete custom + private tour every where we went and I cannot recommend Blanca enough. From pulling over on the side of the road to find wild herbs, to finding us an olive oil tasting at the end of the day, we had the best time thanks to her expertise! We talked about food, wine, culture and life. It was a day I’ll truly never forget. Blanca’s knowledge of wine combined with her love for her home made this experience top notch. I would not go with anyone else! I would definitely recommend Travel Priorat for their professionalism, attention to detail, great communication, and authenticity.

From start to finish, my family’s experience with Travel Priorat was outstanding. Ania is a tremendous resource for anyone who wants to dig into the history, wines, and culture of the region. She knows the area like the back of her hand, and was able to craft an expert itinerary tailored to our interests and wine preferences. Ania has cultivated close contacts with many of the best wineries in the Priorat and each of our three tasting experiences felt more like a gathering of old friends. It was an absolute privilege to spend a day touring the countryside with her, and we hope to do so again in the future!

We travelled from Salou using BUSPLANA, 10min bus. swift response on WhatsApp and no need for booking as advised for me and my girlfriend. Very fast karts, great track, swift service, all amenities, very clean place with arcades and pool. Unbeatable price with a very fair surcharge for a short montage of your session. Didn’t treat us bad because we were English 🤣 staff were great. Been karting many times in UK, couldn’t recommend this place more!

This place is so much fun! The staff were so nice too! Would absolutely recommend this to anybody! Try the virtual reality games also, alot of fun!

It was a fantastic family day out. First experience go karting, staff were very kind and helpful. Enjoyed every minute of it and will 100% be coming back. Definitely recommend it.

I highly recommend, very nice people, good equipment, awesome karts, adrenalin and fun 🤩 hope to visit again.

A highlight of our trip to Spain! Fabulous staff, well kept carts and awesome experience for our entire group. We would absolutely recommend this as a stop on your visit. It wasn't part of our original plan but thankful it worked out to do it. Great for any group to enjoy!

We visited Tarraco Karting in Tarragona as part of our group's trip from the US to many cities in Spain. First of all, the city of Tarragona itself is worth the trip abroad. The "Balcony of the Mediterranean" is one of the most beautiful and rare places I have visited. Our time racing cars at Tarraco was so entertaining and fun for our group! The staff is professional and helpful. The cars are legitimately fast and super exciting to drive. The establishment is super clean and open and they serve a full variety of snacks, meals, and beverages with a large, bright lobby to relax in. They also have other games to play while waiting to drive if you'd like. A wonderful place to visit in an extraordinary city in Spain!

A must stop if you are in the area. The staff was excellent and our group had soo much fun!!! Don't miss out on this experience. Reasonably priced as well!

We visited this site with our combination tickets for the Roman sites of Tarragona. The walk was pleasant but otherwise not recommended unless you have time to spare.

Amazing view and a beautiful place. Definitely worth visiting.

This is a beautiful across an ancient Roman wall. Signs along the way will teach you about what you are seeing. Some parts of the walking dating back around 1800 years. Wasn’t terribly exciting but it still looked really nice

A cool shady walk along the foot of the Roman city walls which are very impressive. There are numerous information points which add to the visitors understanding of the construction and phases of construction. All of the numerous sites in Tarragona seem to be equally well preserved and explained. Entry to all of these is very modest at 5 euro for an adult and there are usually toilets too!

Brilliant, well respected and maintained walls. Buy the multi ticket, 7 euros at the time of visit and gets you into the four main places. Absolute bargain, for that price you will not be disappointed,the amphitheatre you can walk straight in unlike 3hr queue for colloseum in Rome.

Lovely walk, astounding views and some great history, a bargain with the multi ticket to 6 historical sites in Tarragona

Nice place to go take a walk. We lucked out as the entry was free that day.

Great experience. My wife and I took our kids (11 and 14 years). We all had a very good time. We just followed the instructor at sea and everything was great. They are very concerned on our safety so We can recommend for other families to try.

I am from Germany and it was one of the wildest experiences with these guys. They understand english and you can reserve easy via whatsapp. From the beginning these guys were very cool and took great care of you. Highly recommended.

I rented a jetski for myself and my 16 year old son. His first experience on a jetski, we had an awesome time. He drove it and really enjoyed it 10 / 10 Recommended!!!!

Great time, quick response. Helpful guys.

Thanks again for Jet Ski this morning. We all really enjoyed it. Your team is very welcoming and professional. Thanks. Norman shine

The staff are very helpful and attentive. Even though I spoke only very limited Spanish. My whole family got to do the jet skis we had so much fun 👌🏾👍🏾

Perfect experience. Easy booking via WhatsApp - friendly staff. For sure to recommend!! We did it twice during our holidays 😃

Great museum, the early Roman history of Tarragona is told very well with large panels (English available), photos and artefacts from the area. You get a great overview in 30-60min. Entrance is €4, it was free on the Sunday I went.

A fine selection of artifacts with useful multilingual information. The only downside is that this is a temporary installation while the museum is being refurbished. A little out of the way.

The museum building might be closed but don't miss this exhibit. Outstanding Roman era pieces. Audio guide.

Currently a temporary exhibition but still worth the visit. Well laid out and clear information in multiple languages.

Even though this was housed in a temporary location, attention had been given to pieces that allowed you to imagine a moment in history and what the world must have been like. Very cheap entrance and south nice staff available to answer any questions. We visited midweek in September so didn't have to book in advance or wait in line to get in.

Very interesting. Information boards in exhibits. The combination ticket includes entrance here and the necropolis.

This is just a temporary museum while the original is being renovated so it's a little sparse but it does give you an insight into the history of the city.

Of the two beaches that Salou has, this is the small beach and lake sandwiched between rocks and vegetation. Pima beach with sufficient facilities such as beds and umbrellas if you want to rent them. You have a little less boulevard like at the big beach but that also gives a little more peace

The beach itself is 5 stars. But to get to it, there is quite a decline, which is ok going down, but a bit of a trek back in 33 heat. But it is still our favourite. 2 sun loungers with umbrella 25 euros. The waves are awesome. There is also a lovely bar/cafe to get refreshments.

A good safe swimming beach, which is lifeguard attended in season. W/C and a small bar at the back of the beach. Sunbeds and parasols for hire if you're into that sort of thing (June onwards) Quieter than the llevant and ponent beaches of salou, and picturesque from afar- I've a concern for litter in high season even though plenty bins provided 🤔

😍😍😍Beautiful beach with proper sand!!! (Unlike the beach in Lloret de Mar☹️😞😔) The shoreline is a nice gentle gradient into the sea which makes the water warmer and the waves much easier to deal with. I will most definitely recommend a visit here it is just stunning. !!You do not need footwear here to walk on the sand!!

Stunning beautiful beach with amazing views 😍 so clean with crystal clear waters

Beautiful beach. Small bar with WC at end of pathway.

Very nice little beach ,lovely view,clean water

Incompetent, not pleasant and very poor service. First we had to wait more than 40 minutes without any information and then our reservation was canceled, impossible to make a proper booking due to their poor service. I do not recommend to book these people, complete waste of time.

Great experience to have a ride with family but I do not recommend renting jet sky for those who want to have fun and go fast ! It was my case and with my brother we didn’t enjoy that much because of the lack of speed !

Very cool experience, all the workers very sympathics and attentives

Amazing day, jet ski pure fun, perfect experience

(Translated by Google) A 10/10 treatment! The jet ski activity was spectacular, an incredible experience. And the submersible ride on the beach was super fun. Thank you so much, Javi and Jessi!!! (Original) Un trato de 10! La actividad con motos de agua fue espectacular una experiencia increíble. Y con el sub en la playa fue súper divertido. Muchas gracias Javi i Jessi!!!

(Translated by Google) A fantastic experience! The very friendly staff Toni, Javi, Genis… and the lovely Judith! (Original) Una experiència fantàstica! El personal molt amable toni, javi, genis… i la judith encantadora!

(Translated by Google) It was absolutely amazing! We rented the bikes for half an hour and left wanting more. The service was top-notch. We did a circuit past coves, and the views were spectacular. Definitely a must-do! (Original) Una auténtica pasada! Alquilamos las motos media hora y te quedas con ganas de más. El trato recibido de diez . Hicimos como un circuito pasando por delante calas y las vistas son espectaculares. Para repetir sin duda !

Really amazing day! Includes a 40 minute hike up hill and down a slippy mountain and then a 30 minute hike back up the hill. Just be prepared for a pretty physically exhausting and long but truly incredible experience.

What a great experience. Nikki our guide is a shining, dynamic, kind and surprising person! She picked us at our place and the adventure started. The journey to the canyon gaves us many beautiful panoramas of the natural reserve and the mountains. Once arrived at destination in the canyon, we enjoyed the crystal clear water like in the movies (drinkable by the way). We saw fishes, waterfalls, rocks, plants and much more! Nikki helped us to be confident in some jumps without forcing. There is always a workaroud. The cherry on the top is that Nikki took videos and photos and sent them through whatsapp without extra charging. Finally, regarding the level of difficulty, you have to be a minimum sportif. You have to walk about 3km but it definitely worths the price of the effort. Thanks again to the team!

Cool experiences, nice team 😎😍!

(Translated by Google) A top experience. We did canyoning and quad biking. Canyoning is magical. Nikki, the guide of this activity, is great, professional, attentive to customers. Luis for the quad is very friendly and professional. I highly recommend you. It's worth it. (Original) Une expérience au top. Nous avons fait le canyoning et le quad. Le canyoning est magique. Nikki la guide de cette activité est géniale, professionnelle, à l'écoute des clients. Luis pour le quad est très sympa et pro. Je vous recommande fortement. Ça vaut le coup.

(Translated by Google) Magical experience, a top instructor, nothing to say except thank you. (Original) Expérience magique, une monitrice au top bref rien à dire à part merci.

(Translated by Google) activity recommended for athletes, and be careful ⚠️ on the flyers it is indicated that it is 30 minutes from Salou but it is a 1h45 drive, + 45min walk to the driveway, +45min on the return so out of the 6 hours that the activity lasts there are 5 hours of walking and driving so the activity only lasts 1 hour. and good luck for the walk, going up and down 80% on loose stones. activity made only for athletes, personally I struggled. (Original) activité conseillée au sportif, et attention ⚠️ sur le flyers il est indiqué que ces a 30 min de salou mais ces a 1h45 de route, + 45min de marche à l’allée, +45min au retour donc sur les 6h que dure l’activité il y a 5h de marche et route donc l’activité ne dur qu’1h00. et bon courage pour la marche, des monter et descente à 80% sur des pierres déparante. activité faite uniquement pour les sportifs, personnellement j’ai galèreeeer.

(Translated by Google) Great experience, Nicole our guide was really great, the team is responsive and very accommodating, I recommend! (Original) Super expérience, Nicole notre guide était vraiment top, l'équipe est réactive et très arrangeante, je recommande !

Santa Tecla. Festival full of life!

(Translated by Google) There are always performances at Santa Tecla, truly a point of reference for the festivities. (Original) Per Santa Tecla sempre hi ha representacions, realment un punt de referencia per les festes.

(Translated by Google) Hard to get. (Original) Difícil de conseguir.

This was a amazing experience basically went straight into being kidnapped which i must admit was a bit scary but all part of the experience we had so much fun trying to solve the puzzles and escape, I would 100% recommend visiting escape Salou, host was 10/10 ☺️

We have done 30 escape rooms around the world and this ranks in the top 3! Great atmosphere and setting, and very memorable for everyone! We loved it!! A must-visit for anyone in the area!

Went here after reading the reviews and have to say it was a brilliant place so we'll set up and we'll run. Unfortunately we didnt make it out. but would highly recommend it and it's suitable for all ages.

A truly great experience, walked through the door to be kidnapped, the challenges were brilliant and very challenging but we did get a few hints, even though we didn't escape we got a walkthrough at the end. I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone wanting something different.

Amazing experience & very thrilling! Nice riddels, teamwork was necessary and the kidnapping experience was really realistic. A trigger warning might be useful for people who might be anxious or had a bad experience before. Fyi: for hot days there is air-conditioning.

Amazing escape room! Great experience, clever and diverse puzzles. We definitely recommend it 👌🏻

Gunther an absolute credit to the company, gave his everything and made it feel like so much more than your ordinary escape room! We felt terrified going in and it added so much to the experience 😂

One of the famous beach on the golden coast known as for its large sandy part which allows a lot of volleyball enthusiasts .Very close to the main city of Tarragona with good public transport

A beautiful large beach, but a shallow shore, it takes a long time to go down to the depths. Perfect for kids! There is a restaurant and a supermarket nearby!

My favourite beach in the area. A lot more space than the next closest beach but also a lot quieter as walking to this beach is a little bit harder. There is public toilets which are very helpful and three separate bars. There is also a spar very close to allow you to stock up on snacks and drinks! The beach is also equipped with showers!

Nice beach with clear water. It is also very near ans simple to reach, Tarragona downtown is only some minutes away, even with walking. In summer seasons though, it can sometimes be full of people.

Water is clear and clean, and the entrance slope is soft, allowing for people who don't know how to swim to still enjoy the sea. You'll typically find families and older people here, not the most vibrant beach when it comes to bars and restaurants either.

One of the famous and popular beach with public shower , bar and lots of facilities.. also with a very good view ..

Is a nice place to have a drink by the beach, It has 3 beach bars, all of them with a nice view of the ocean

Cristal clear water. The public toilets need to be cleaned more regularly.

Amazing beach, nudist's and clothed people co-exist peacefully. My wife wanted to be fully clothed, my self wanted be nude. Nobody batted an eye. If this is your first nudist beach I highly recommend.

I have visited many beaches in the EU and this is by far one of my favorites for a few reasons: 1) Savinosa is a Blue flag beach(look up what a Blue flag beach is). It's a rating given to beaches with certain water quality and facility standards. The sand is also cleaned daily. Something I noticed in other Spanish beaches are cigarette butts on the sand. I saw one on the sand here, but overall very clean and soft sand. No chair rental, but there is a cafe, restroom and showers. Bring your own umbrella. There is a free parking lot close by. NO dogs allowed. 2) very relaxed atmosphere. Kid friendly. I saw many children present. Note that this is a clothing optional beach, so nudity (topless and full nude) is present. But, clothed or not, nobody cares! This is one thing I love about European culture. The human body is the human body. Nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about. We arrived in our birthday suit, leaving in it too :) If you are a prude, this beach is not for you (I guess no European beach would suit if topless women also bother you). 3) the waves break a bit further out, so there is a shallower area close to the shore that is ideal of kids or anyone just wanting to wade knee deep. Do note that the beach is in a cove with steep rocks on either end of the beach. Do not swim on either end as the current can be dangerous. Just use common sense. Someone had to be rescued while I was there. If you stay in the middle part of the beach, no issues. Water temp in early October was still tolerable. Enjoy! Will be back! Bookmarked as one of my favorites.

It is a very nice, small beach just outside the city, reachable with the bus lines 11, 12 and 13 (one way 1.50 Euro). It has wonderful water and soft, fine sand, a nice beach bar, toilets and showers. One half of the beach is for nudists. In the upper corner are the gays and some voyeurs as everywhere, the rest is local people just enjoying the beautiful small beach.

Very clean, close to our hotel, lots of space, no dogs. Worth going back to.

I was surprised the beach got such high ratings. There are buildings in the background and the train rattles through noisily every 20 minutes. you have to walk into the sea quite a while to be able to swim, it's shallow. the ground is very hard, bring a thick towel. the day I visited, a large section was cordoned off w yellow n red floaters bc it is dangerous to swim there. there are much better beaches further east, like Mora n Tamariu that dont have the urban feel

The beach is great, water is clear and crispy. You have to be ready to accept nude people in the one side of a beach. But the nature and sand is great, there is a free toilet there and showers.

It’s ok but closes early. Staff are friendly though

Arrived last night to have a little gamble and on arrival pulled up outside in my car I was approached straight away by a gentleman telling me it was valley parking and he would park my car for tips on my return. I thought this was the norm so I let him. He got in my car and had difficulty as it is an English car - right hand drive. As he went to park on the side of the casino he tried to squeeze past some cones and hit the kerb scrapping my alloys to which he really badly damaged!! I told him to get out of my car!!! I told him I will park it myself. He got out and all I got was a sorry? No mention of compassion!! My car is a bmw x4 and there wasn’t a mark on the alloys. So be very cautious when visiting this casino and obviously ruined the mood of the night

Great evening and good atmosphere inside.

My wife asked to go to the restroom (she is pregnant) and I was ready to loose some money but the lady said for entry we need our passport. What is wrong with this place?!?

Never been to a casino and this was my first one and it is really well made! It's big, but this is Tarragona, what do you expect? It's got nice design, easy pay-to-play interactions that are fast made, fast cash out, very patient and kind workers! As a first time in Casino this was 10/10 experience for me, would recommend. Even if you are not sure, just enter! It's free, then watch some other people play and maybe play for €5? All I won is 7 euros in total and am really glad I got to experience this Gambling with low bets and lots of fun!!!

Check out their salsa/bachata nights on Tuesdays.

Small but cozy. Workers are friendly and helpful

Beautiful park with lots of hiking and rock climbing.

Amazing views. What a place!

Great hike. Difficulty medium. Heartbreaking views from the top. I combined it with some wine tasting to chill out after hike in Priorat wine area.

Very good mountains close to the sea. You have a huge variety of activities you can do there. From hiking, going to the river, via ferrata (iron paths) and a lot of places to discover around :)

Not to miss if in the area.

Amazing place. Plenty of routes to hike around although some of them are really difficult and some quite dangerous (around Ulldemolins), thus procede with caution in case you feel tired and not used to hiking.

Beautiful and unspoilt area, fantastic for walking, climbing, bird watching or just enjoying nature. Off the beaten track

Haven’t been yet but want to watch a movie tomorrow. Are the screenings for Once Upon a Time In Hollywood in English?

Nou i tranquil. Tan sols falta la sala Atmos i la 3D.

It's great I only hope to see also voice originally :-D

Massa bo per ser real.

Bones sales i no massa gent

Cinema ampli i tranquil

So so

A beautiful city beach with lovely sand and gently sloping gradient into the sea. You could walk really quite a long way out and still touch the bottom. The water was very clean and clear and beach was well looked after. Parking was €3 for the 90 minutes we stayed.

Our favorite beach in Tarragona — especially outside the tourist season, when it feels almost private. The calm sea, soft sand, and peaceful atmosphere make it the perfect place to unwind. When I meditate, I picture this beach, with its calming waves and passing boats on the horizon, to clear my mind.

Was there for a day trip from Barcelona on a Sunday. I thought it was nice. Great sandy beach. Bring your own umbrella though no shaded area. And surprisingly not very busy. Showers don’t work due to drought. Great if you want to go for a quick dip before getting on the train to go back to Barcelona. Much cleaner than barcolenetta beaches.

It’s like a normal beach and it looks safe. Unfortunately I did not see any water tap or toilet to clean your self and remove the sand after the beach.

Beautiful and quite beach with showers available.

Per se a nice sand beach, however, there is zero shade and no umbrellas to rent. To top it off, the beach was closed (red flag) due to marine pollution the day we were there - that's a red flag, literally. We'll be back another day and see what it's like then. Good to know: announcements are made in Spanish and English.

A quiet beach, is not crowded, close to the train station