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Salou is a brash modern beach resort on the Costa Daurada, just south of Tarragona. Developments dominate the waterfront, but Salou's chief attractions are the four superb beaches that fringe a wide bay. Salou is a bustling and vibrant resort in high season, an ideal destination for sun-worshipers who also enjoy the nightlife. Families are catered to by the nearby theme park of Port Aventura with its rides and amusements. Hotels.com, with a wealth of experience in online accommodation, can offer a great selection of Salou hotels to suit every preference or budget. Use the easy Hotels.com booking process to secure your Salou accommodation in advance and look forward to an exciting break on the Mediterranean.
What's Salou Like?
Salou is an unpretentious and energetic seaside resort with some of the region's finest beaches. Llevant beach is the longest stretch, backed by the main town promenade and lined with palms. Ponent beach has golden sands with a gentle slope into shallow waters, ideal for children. A little to the east and reachable along the coastal path, Capellans and Cala Llenguadets are backed by cliffs and are usually more tranquil. After the beaches, Port Aventura is the main draw in Salou. The theme park offers six zones, Mediterranean, Polynesia, China, Mexico, the Wild West, and Sesame Street, with roller coasters, restaurants, and rides to suit all ages. Amid the bright lights and clamor of Salou, one relatively serene attraction is the illuminated and choreographed fountain on the promenade, a striking sight at sunset. Salou hotels offer a convenient accommodation option for exploring the beaches and resorts of the Costa Daurada and sightseeing in Roman Tarragona.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Salou
Salou is a very popular package tour destination and English is spoken everywhere in town. It's easier to find British and American fast food than authentic local fare in Salou, but there are one or two exceptions away from the waterfront strip where it is possible to get local seafood dishes and refined Catalan cuisine. Theme park aficionados should consider buying a two, three, or four day pass for Port Aventura, which offers considerable savings on separate day tickets and reduces the pressure to try all the rides in one visit. Finding detailed information on Salou hotels is made easy by the features of the Hotels.com website. We offer certified reviews from past guests, informative photo galleries, sample room descriptions, and interactive maps pinpointing the distances to major attractions to give you a clear picture of what to expect from Salou accommodation.
Salou is a brash modern beach resort on the Costa Daurada, just south of Tarragona. Developments dominate the waterfront, but Salou's chief attractions are the four superb beaches that fringe a wide bay. Salou is a bustling and vibrant resort in high season, an ideal destination for sun-worshipers who also enjoy the nightlife. Families are catered to by the nearby theme park of Port Aventura with its rides and amusements. Hotels.com, with a wealth of experience in online accommodation, can offer a great selection of Salou hotels to suit every preference or budget. Use the easy Hotels.com booking process to secure your Salou accommodation in advance and look forward to an exciting break on the Mediterranean.
What's Salou Like?
Salou is an unpretentious and energetic seaside resort with some of the region's finest beaches. Llevant beach is the longest stretch, backed by the main town promenade and lined with palms. Ponent beach has golden sands with a gentle slope into shallow waters, ideal for children. A little to the east and reachable along the coastal path, Capellans and Cala Llenguadets are backed by cliffs and are usually more tranquil. After the beaches, Port Aventura is the main draw in Salou. The theme park offers six zones, Mediterranean, Polynesia, China, Mexico, the Wild West, and Sesame Street, with roller coasters, restaurants, and rides to suit all ages. Amid the bright lights and clamor of Salou, one relatively serene attraction is the illuminated and choreographed fountain on the promenade, a striking sight at sunset. Salou hotels offer a convenient accommodation option for exploring the beaches and resorts of the Costa Daurada and sightseeing in Roman Tarragona.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Salou
Salou is a very popular package tour destination and English is spoken everywhere in town. It's easier to find British and American fast food than authentic local fare in Salou, but there are one or two exceptions away from the waterfront strip where it is possible to get local seafood dishes and refined Catalan cuisine. Theme park aficionados should consider buying a two, three, or four day pass for Port Aventura, which offers considerable savings on separate day tickets and reduces the pressure to try all the rides in one visit. Finding detailed information on Salou hotels is made easy by the features of the Hotels.com website. We offer certified reviews from past guests, informative photo galleries, sample room descriptions, and interactive maps pinpointing the distances to major attractions to give you a clear picture of what to expect from Salou accommodation.
