Costa Dorada travel guides
The Costa Dorada is a beautiful part of the Catalan coast, known for its long sandy beaches, seaside towns and relaxed atmosphere. I’ve explored many different parts of the Costa Dorada with my family over the years, from the beaches around Tarragona to the Ebro Delta further south.
Here you’ll find my Costa Dorada travel guides, with ideas for family holidays, exploring nature and city breaks.
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Tarragona Travel Guide 2026: Best things to do, where to eat & stay
Many visitors to Catalonia only spend a couple of days in Barcelona, but there’s a lot more to see in this region of Spain, including the city of Tarragona. I’ve visited Tarragona several times, as it’s just an hour from where I live, and I can tell you it’s a city that’s worth your time.The…
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Best beach towns near Barcelona
I love Barcelona because to me, it’s the city that has it all: incredible food, architecture, culture, beaches and mountains. What more do you need? How awesome is it that you can swim in the sea, check out the Sagrada Familia and head into the mountains, all in the same day?But during the busiest months,…
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Best family-friendly beach towns in Costa Dorada
My family and I have explored many of the beaches and seaside towns along the Costa Dorada in Spain over the years. From wide sandy beaches to charming coastal towns, we’ve discovered which places are the best for families. If you’re planning a family holiday on the Costa Dorada, you can find my top picks…
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Best hiking areas in Catalonia
Catalonia is home to an incredible variety of natural scenery, making it one of the best regions in Spain for hiking. From breathtaking coastal paths and volcanic landscapes to mountain trails and wetlands, there’s something for every type of hiker. In this guide, I’ll share the best hiking areas in Catalonia to help you plan…
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Exploring the Ebro Delta by bike: a unique way to discover this natural park in Catalonia
A must visit in the southern part of Catalonia, is the Ebro Delta, or Parc Natural del Delta de l’Ebre. This natural park is an interesting mix of rice fields, lagoons, sand dunes, and an incredible variety of wildlife. I’ve been to the Ebro Delta many times, because my parents live nearby. And when I…
