1,115 metres can’t describe the golden sandy beach enough, with its shallow water ideal for families. The beach of Ponent offers easy access for people with reduced mobility, as well as a wide range of activities.

There are urban beaches, but none quite like Platja de Llevant. It’s Salou’s largest beach, parallel to the Passeig Marítim and it has all the amenities you need to enjoy a great swim in the heart of the town.

Connected to the Passeig Marítim and with lighthouse views, the Platja dels Capellans is one of the most peaceful beaches for a dip with a Mediterranean breeze. It’s charming, small and intimate, but well equipped.

Pine trees, flora and fauna and rocky cliffs welcome you to Platja Llarga, a perfect natural environment for all types of nautical and sporting activities. Good services, well-tended facilities and crystal-clear water just 5 minutes from the centre.

Along the Camí de Ronda and following the coast, you’ll find one of the quietest coves on the Costa Dorada. Cala Llengüadets is perfect for switching off from everyday life, with crystal-clear, shallow water.

Cala Penya Tallada offers bathers a natural wilderness with pine trees and sharp rocks that line the coast and give the cove its name. Apply your sunscreen and get ready to achieve the perfect tan next to the sea.

Its small cliffs covered in pine trees and Mediterranean flora and fauna make Cala Font an exotic beach, with blue water and wild scenery just 5km from the centre of Salou.

Despite its compact dimensions, Cala Vinya offers the facilities that larger beaches offer with unique biodiversity and privacy. You’ll find it to the north of Salou, next to Cala Font, surrounded by pine trees and golden sand.

Rocky outcrops, pine trees and native flora and fauna define the western-most area of Salou, with calm water and views of the lighthouse. 6km from the centre, it’s an ideal space for families with children as there is a children’s play area just next to the beach.