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Apartment |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Salou in Costa Dorada/Tarragona

from £72 / night

£500–£1425 / week

7 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

LUXURY APARTMENT. Community services: spa, acclimatized swimming pool, saunas (dry and humid), hydro massage, gymnasium, garden area, two level swimming pool (200m²), children’s park, paddle court and a 2000m² garden. Independent unit air conditioning. Suite Bedroom: equipped with a 1.35x2m bed, 2 nightstands, built-in closet, bedspread, blankets, sheets and hangers. Bathroom: 1.60x70 bathtub, water, bidet, washbasin and accessories.

Bathroom 2: shower, water and WC. Double Bedroom: 2 beds of 90x2m, wardrobe, bedspread, blankets, sheets and hangers. Dining room: buffet, television, centre table and a sofabed for 2 persons. Table, chairs and accessories. Equipped kitchen with upper and lower cabinets, refrigerator, dish washer, utensils for 8 people, plates, cups, coffee maker, microwave, oven, pots and pans.

Laundry room: washing machine, iron and ironing board. Terrace: table and chairs for 6 people and a clothes hanger. Parking.

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The Costa Dorada/Tarragona region

Costa Dorada

Stretching from Calafell, before Tarragona, the old Roman city, down to the tranquil Delta de l'Ebro, the ?osta Dorada runs along the Mediterranean coast of Catalonia in north-eastern Spain. It's a varied region encompassing beautiful beaches, interesting history, nature reserves, and some of Spain's best vineyards.

The most important town of the region is Tarragona, capital of the providence of the same name. It was one of the most important cities of the Roman Empire, and you can walk along the ancient defense walls, visit the amphitheatre or explore underneath the Roman Circus.

If it's sun and sand you're after, head to Salou, a flashy, modern resort town, or nearby Cambrils, which is quieter and has managed to keep the feel of the fishing village it once was. A bit farther north, La Pineda is a family resort and also has nice beaches.

At the region's southern border is the Natural Park of the Ebro River Delta, where you'll find beautiful marine habitats where water fowl congregate. There are no big towns or much activity, and a visit to the area makes for a peaceful getaway from the glamour of resorts up the coast.

The interior is hilly and much of it is covered with vineyards that sit along terraces carved into the slate rock of the hillsides. The view is more than picturesque, but it's the result of backbreaking manual labour. You can visit several wineries in the Priorat, Montsant or Terra Alta denominations of origin.

If you like wandering cobblestone streets and peering into old stone churches, explore towns like Falset, Tivissa and Miravet. Tortosa, which like Miravet sits on the Ebro River, has a large historic centre and is worth a stroll too. A visit to the area's Cistercian monasteries is a must: Poblet, still a working monastery, Santes Creus, and Montblanc are magical places with beautiful medieval architecture and important cultural influence.
Activities Costa Dorada

Without a doubt, beach-laying and water sports are the prime activities along the coast. Boating (there is an excellent port in Cambrils) is popular here, and you can hire sailboats, motorboats or jet skis.

If you're water-logged and sand-clogged, there are plenty of other things to keep busy. Inland, you can walk around the vineyards of the Priorat; there are some good, though hilly, biking trails here too. Closer to the water, the flat delta of the Ebro river is an excellent place for long-distance biking past water fowl, rice fields and bogs. Kids may want to head to one of the area water parks or to Port Aventura, a popular theme park run by Universal Studios, and adults can hit one of the golf courses near the coast. For something more adventuresome, you can explore the small mountain range just inland, the Sierra de Prades. The limestone cliffs here offer thrilling climbing.

The Salou area

On its own merits, Salou has become one of the main tourist centres on the Costa Dorada. Along its extensive coast, protected by Cape Salou, miles of sandy, beautiful beaches and coves with fine sand give way to one another, enjoying an exceptional climate and offering infinite possibilities for enjoying the sea and for all kinds of water sports. The long Paseo de Les Palmeres is one of this town's most symbolic places, where leisure and fun are guaranteed. Salou's surroundings enable you to discover lovely landscapes or spend an unforgettable day at Port Aventura theme park, one of the largest in Spain.

When night falls, Salou concentrates a lively nightlife in and around this point, divided between its many terraces, bars, restaurants and discotheques.
Discover Salou

The Paseo de Les Palmeres, which runs parallel to the symbolic Llevant beach, is the town's main street. This long avenue - the main meeting place for the town's residents as well as for outsiders - brings together some of the principal tourist complexes. Along this busy walkway, lovely examples of Modernist architecture draw your attention, like the tower of Cal Bonet, and the monument erected in remembrance of King Jaime I, who chose the coast of Salou to set off for the conquest of Mallorca in the Middle Ages.

The stars of the local cuisine are the excellent fish and shellfish from the coast. So, the crustaceans from Cambrils and the langoustines from San Carlos de la Rápita enjoy fame and recognition. Romesco sauce (made with dried red peppers, tomatoes and almonds) serves to accompany both the vegetables from inland and the fish. Meanwhile, the province's extensive vineyards give rise to five interesting denominations of origin: Conca de Barberá, Penedés, Priorato and Terra Alta.

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Ryanair offers cheap flights to REUS, the closest airport to Salou.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	8 Sep 12	29 Sep 12	475£ 475	-	-	1 Week
	29 Sep 12	27 Oct 12	425£ 425	-	-	1 Week
	27 Apr 13	15 Jun 13	500£ 500	-	-	1 Week
	15 Jun 13	22 Jun 13	695£ 695	-	-	1 Week
	22 Jun 13	29 Jun 13	795£ 795	-	-	1 Week
	29 Jun 13	13 Jul 13	995£ 995	-	-	1 Week
	13 Jul 13	3 Aug 13	1225£ 1225	-	-	1 Week
	3 Aug 13	24 Aug 13	1425£ 1425	-	-	1 Week
	24 Aug 13	31 Aug 13	995£ 995	-	-	1 Week
	31 Aug 13	7 Sep 13	795£ 795	-	-	1 Week
	7 Sep 13	5 Oct 13	500£ 500	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

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