The beaches in Salou

The Mediterranean town of Salou is internationally known for the beauty and diversity of its beaches. Over 14  and a half kilometers of coastline, the Salou seafront combines extensive beaches and cozy coves surrounded crowded with rocks and native vegetation. The sand is fine and golden beaches and the entrance to the water is shallow. Salou, the capital of the Costa Dorada, Catalonia is the first city awarded the Certified Family Destination.

Emphasizes the spectacular ride that follows Jaume I Levante beach to the marina and then to the west beach, boardwalk continues to arena. A nice stretch can be done on foot or by bike path linking the coast to the Cape of Salou - where most of the beaches - with arena. On the beaches of Salou offers different water sports and there are modern sports facilities. Here are some of the famous attractions of coast Salou beach in Europe.

Salou's beaches have major services have surveillance and rescue service are accessible for people with disabilities. People with disabilities can use all the beaches in amphibious chairs. To request this service should call 657 81 80 23 and ask for it.

Salou has 9 beaches and coves, in 7 of these are kiosks - in Spanish bars - and there are also three food service. The kiosks in Salou recently been modernized and unified, with new colors and materials.

Beaches Blue Flag

The beaches of Levante and priests have blue flag, as adopted all the criteria that govern the quality of the beaches, bathing water quality, information, environmental education, environmental management, safety, services and facilities. The Blue Flag is an award given by the Association of Environmental and Consumer Education.


All information about the beaches of Salou:

• Crancs Bay
• Vinya Bay
  
• Font Bay
  
• Penya Tallada Bay
• Llarga Beach
• Llenguadets bay
  
• Capellans Beach
• Llevant beach
• Ponent Beach
• Reguerol del Clavegar Beach

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