Viewpoints route

Viewpoints route

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Discover all the magical secrets that the Mediterranean of Salou has to offer with its magnificent Viewpoint Route. 25 spectacular viewpoints that make up a pleasant way to stroll under the open, sunny skies of the Costa Daurada and, at the same time, with the intense Mediterranean sunshine. A path between sea and mountain, surrounded by forest mass and typical autochthonous vegetation, through which you will discover an enchanting Salou. Come and discover the biodiversity, the vegetation and the crystalline waters that will accompany you along the route, through which you will be able to enjoy a relaxing natural space with the Mediterranean as your host.

La Bocana Viewpoint

A seafront promenade for perfect sunset views. Enjoy the sights of Ponent urban beach, the Miramar promenade and the marina.

L'Antic Moll Viewpoint

The monument to the fisherman, the Jaume I promenade and Llevant beach. Vibrant port activity dating back to the 17th to 19th centuries. It features some remnants like the preserved loading crane.

Els Pilons Viewpoint

Capture memories next to the sea with the iconic tourism logo backdrop. Admire the 1998 sail-shaped sculpture, a tribute to the town’s rich maritime heritage. Revel in the breathtaking coastal views and stunning sunsets.

La Torre Nova Viewpoint

In this spot you can discover various elements dedicated to the legacy of King Jaume I, as well as a captivating sculptural ensemble and artistic mural. The old natural harbor. Explore the defense zone, once pivotal in repelling pirate attacks. Witness remnants of the Llatzeret, the former quarantine area for people and goods.

Platja dels Capellans Viewpoint

Els Capellans beach. A charming urban beach spanning 209 meters, nestled between Llevant beach and Els Llenguadets cove. Salou offers numerous playgrounds scattered across the municipality, providing family-friendly entertainment.

El Porroig Viewpoint

Explore the remnants of machine gun nests, erected for coastal defense during the Spanish Civil War. Els Llenguadets cove. An open-sea panorama with breathtaking views of the Gulf of Sant Jordi. An idyllic spot to witness breathtaking sunsets.

Platja Llarga Viewpoint

A natural beach spanning 646 meters, adorned with several charming coves, boasting crystal-clear waters and stunning beauty. Ascend to a floating viewpoint standing 30 meters above sea level for unparalleled vistas. Llarga beach natural park. Adorned with native vegetation, including fragrant and ever-blooming plants.

La Duna Viewpoint

A pristine natural sanctuary offering stunning vistas of the Coastal Path, dominated by the striking Punta del Cavall promontory. Fascinating geology featuring fossilized dunes, remnants of ancient landscapes dating back hundreds of thousands of years.

Les Roques Punxoses Viewpoint

The start of the captivating cape of Salou, renowned for its rich cultural, historical, and geological significance. Les Roques Punxoses, intriguing fossil dunes boasting whimsical and extravagant shapes. Salou's Coastal Path, spanning over 9 kilometers, offering a scenic and healthy way to explore the coastline of Salou.

La Punta Daurada Viewpoint

An unparalleled destination for fishing enthusiasts. Breathtaking sunsets. La Punta Daurada promontory and Els Replanells are characterized by their yellowish calcareous sedimentary strata.

La Punta Roja Viewpoint

Beneath the sea lies tapeweed, an endemic aquatic plant of the Mediterranean, serving as a sanctuary for fish, mollusks and crustaceans. Its presence also helps to mitigate wave intensity along the beaches, thus preventing sand erosion. La Punta Roja promontory, characterized by ferruginous rock adorned with orange, pink, and reddish tones.

La Punta Prima Viewpoint

A vertical stone wall adorned with distinctive geological formations. One of Catalonia’s most unique natural coves. A rocky promontory extending into the sea, with lush Mediterranean woodland vegetation. Breathtaking sunsets.

La Punta del Rescat Viewpoint

Crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling adventures. Two adjacent coves, De la Font and De la Vinya. Serene seclusion, once frequented by pirates and corsairs who disembarked between the 15th and 16th centuries.

La Punta del Cavall Viewpoint

From this vantage point, marvel at diverse Mediterranean ecosystems, including coastal maquis and colonies of limonium gibertii and rosemary, among others. Throughout the Coastal Path, discover several observation platforms offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea.

Cala dels Crancs Viewpoint

Els Crancs cove. An emblematic semi-urban inlet spanning 89 meters located at the cape of Salou. Here, a towering cliff dominates the landscape, with the Morisca cove natural park and garden nestled atop its highest point.

Cala Morisca Viewpoint

A natural garden spanning 9,200 square meters, boasting significant ecological importance. Renaturalization efforts featuring over 7,000 plants representing species typical of the coastal maquis. Ascend to a two-story viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of Els Crancs and Morisca coves.

Les Ànimes Viewpoint

At Punta de la Falconera promontory stands the lighthouse towering 36.6 meters above the sea level. Mollet del Far served as a crucial point for transporting supplies and fuel to the Salou lighthouse.

La Falconera Viewpoint

Experience sightings of various species of seabirds. These feature gannets, shags, and Mediterranean shearwaters, among others. As you traverse the Coastal Path, particularly towards the lighthouse area, encounter native flora such as asparagus, white pine, sea lily, and agave, among other indigenous species.

El Far Viewpoint

The lighthouse, constructed in 1858 during the reign of Isabel II. Its guiding light illuminates the Gulf of Sant Jordi every night, even visible 14 nautical miles away. Admire the Wind Rose, aided by the weather vane in front of the building, providing insights into the prevailing winds at any given moment.

La Talaia Viewpoint

The Talaia Bunker, constructed as a coastal defense during the Spanish Civil War. It once served as a repeater station for Radio Televisión Española in 1962. Enjoy unparalleled views of the protohistoric site of Cella-Kallipolis and the Camp de Tarragona from this vantage point.

Mar i Pins Viewpoint

El Reguerot cove and Els Enlliscalls beach. They offer picturesque views of the most elevated terrain of Salou, including the Glorieta Forest, the Sorrals, and the Talaia Forest.

Les Trinxeres Viewpoint

Enjoy breathtaking views from an altitude exceeding 40 meters above sea level. This viewpoint derives its name from the bunkers and trenches of the Northern Battery of Salou, situated along the same path.

La Tossa Alta Viewpoint

The stones sourced from Salou’s natural quarry played a pivotal role in the construction of the port of Tarragona. This quarry has been conserved for its natural landscape and historical significance. Discover a singular space open to the sea, offering panoramic views of the port of Tarragona.

Kal·lipolis Viewpoint

Adjacent to the remnants of the protohistoric settlement of La Cella-Kal·lipolis lies a viewpoint offering panoramic vistas. In La Cella-Kal·lipolis, a settlement of Greek origin, several Mediterranean cultures succeeded one another. It was a place linked to trade.

La Rocabona Viewpoint

Marking the beginning or end of the journey along the Coastal Path, this spot offers a rich tapestry of Salou’s history, culture, nature and landscapes. Positioned as one of the four viewpoints overlooking the quarry at the cape of Salou. A unique perspective overlooking the sea.

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Patronat Municipal de Turisme de Salou

Passeig Jaume I, 4 43840 Salou, Tarragona (Spain)

Phone: 977 35 01 02 / E-mail:visitsalou@salou.cat

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