The cybernetic fountains in Salou are an explosion of lights and water. There are a whopping total of 210 different programmed combinations of gentle and powerful jets, although they are always unique and always different. You can get a bird’s eye view of the fountains from this image –with full sound.

Stretched out on the sand, reclining on a beach chair, diving down into the water or gazing out from a shady beach bar... are just a few of the thousand ways to enjoy Llevant Beach in Salou. Open this 360º image and feel like you’re right there on the beach.

The last rays of sun are still shining on Llarga Beach. It’s the long lazy hours of late afternoon, but we know you still want to get in those last minutes on the beach to dive into the waters of the Mediterranean and breath in the peacefulness given off by this beach nestled amidst the pines.

Fire and smoke have been associated since time immemorial with Catalan festivals and popular culture. Take a look at this image with the devils and you won’t have to cover your ears, we just suggest that you enjoy the fireworks and let the spirit of the fiesta carry you away.

Sea breeze surrounds us as we walk along the path Camino de Ronda, of about 300m, that goes round the lighthouse of Salou. This path almost allows the visitor to touch the sea and enjoy a natural landscape of great beauty, sheltered from the steep coast andfar away from the noise of Salou, capital of Costa Daurada.

The southernmost of the nine beaches in the municipality, running for 1,115 metres in parallel to the esplanade (Passeig Miramar). It is one of the urban beaches, along with Llevant and Capellans, with a total of 2.5 kilometres of fine golden sands and shallow crystalline waters.

It is a small beach located in the town centre, gently sloping and very safe. It has a large number of services and facilities, as well as an area reserved for water sports. It also has an area of pine trees.

Penya Tallada is a small cove of great natural beauty. It is surrounded by pine trees and local vegetation, and it is located between Punta Roja and a wall that goes into the sea known as Penya Tallada.

Very small cove with various rental facilities and located by Cala Font.

Cala Llenguadets has a singular beauty, as it provides one of the best sunset scenes in town. Moreover, the Coastal Path joins Llenguadets and Platja dels Capellans

A small sand cove located in the Cap Salou area. Its crystal-clear waters allow users to admire the sea bed. In fact, this is one of the best places in Costa Daurada for snorkel enthusiasts.

This small beach is located in Cap Salou. It is one of the most fascinating beaches in Salou, as it is surrounded by vegetation and a natural environment. Located far from tourist establishments, it is ideal for snorkel enthusiasts.

The archbishop of Tarragona, Pere de Cardona, ordered the construction in 1530 of this defense building in order to protect the population and their property from the incursions of the pirates who arrived at the Port of Salou, attracted by the fleets commercial The exterior has the original appearance, with the heraldic shield on the top of the portal. The tower is attached to the annex buildings, built in the 18th century, by a bridge. The interior has been renovated and is the seat of a cultural center dedicated mainly to art exhibitions.

A space with a great variety of plants, small ponds and corners to enjoy the tranquility that the environment offers. It is an ideal place for walks and outdoor activities for adults and children. The park covers an area of ​​15,750 square meters and was built on the site of the former Salou Campsite. It is the work of the architect Antoni Bonet Castellana.

The 6.5-kilometer path runs along the coast from the Pilons area to the Cape Salou lighthouse. The route consists of 2 sections: from Pilones to Replanells (2 km), the path is fully equipped and from Replanells al Far (4.5 km), a natural path, not totally conditioned.

The church was built in 1766 by the sailors' union, which was established in the first half of the century. Originally it was a modest chapel, with a single nave and a belfry bell, baroque style and classicist lines. Between the years 1930 and 1950 saw the expansion of the church. The side ships, the cruise ship and the dome were lifted, as we know it today. The interior features the murals of Lluís M. Güell made between 1954 and 1966, and the paintings that decorate the baptistry, the work of contemporary artist Josep Grau Garriga, made in 1964.

The Wharf and the breakwater protected until the middle of the 20th century fishermen's boats in Salou. The wharf was built at the beginning of the 19th century and was part of a canal project that was not reached.

This area is called Pilons, which means ‘bollards’ in English. This name comes from the fact that fishermen used to moor their boats to the many bollards in the area. Since 1998 it has a sculpture by Antoni Rosselló Til, in the shape of a sail that commemorates Salou’s history as a fishing village. From this spot you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the coast and spectacular sunsets.