What to see in the Costa Daurada

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Discover the Costa Daurada

From Camping Playa Bara, in Roda de Berà, discover a Costa Daurada that invites you to combine beach days, seaside walks and cultural visits. Explore its towns, enjoy Mediterranean gastronomy and find new plans to share as a family during your vacation.

Roman Tarragona and local traditions

Travel to Tarragona’s Roman past among the amphitheater, the walls and the Les Ferreres aqueduct. The heritage of ancient Tarraco offers an opportunity to discover history as a family. In Roda de Berà, the Berà Arch is another of the Roman traces in the surroundings.

Popular festivals show a different side of local culture: giants, big heads, sardanas and “castellers” (human towers) bring the celebrations to life. Check the municipalities’ agendas during your stay to discover what coincides with your visit.

Gastronomy and leisure in the Costa Daurada

Discovering the Costa Daurada also means sitting down at the table. Fish, seafood and Mediterranean cuisine are part of the identity of its coastal towns. Depending on the time of year, you can enjoy traditional dishes such as “calçotadas” or “xató”.

To complete your vacation, combine seaside walks with nautical activities or an excursion to PortAventura World. Choose the plan that most appeals to you and check the schedules, availability and conditions of each activity before organizing your visit.

Roda de Berà beaches and Roc de Sant Gaietà

The beaches of Roda de Berà invite you to enjoy the Mediterranean at your own pace: a swim, some time playing in the sand or a walk by the sea. During your vacation in Playa Bara, also set aside a moment to discover the coastal landscapes.

Follow the coastal path that connects Llarga beach with Roc de Sant Gaietà and enjoy its sea views. In this Mediterranean-style complex, you will find charming alleys, courtyards and corners to stroll through and complete your visit.

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