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SALOU COASTAL PATH (CAMÍ DE COSTA)

Salou Coastal Path (Camí de Costa)

The Coastal Path (Camí de Costa) is one of Salou's great natural attractions. This 9-kilometer coastal trail runs through the municipality's Mediterranean landscape among coves, beaches, and viewpoints, from Punta de Sant Pere, in the area of Passeig Miramar and Plaça Venus, to Racó de Salou, on the border with Cap Salou and La Pineda.
More sustainable, safe and healthy beaches

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The sea, the beach, the sun and the sea breeze are desired in summer to enjoy the holidays and the moments of leisure and rest. But that is not enough. That is why the municipality of Salou has been working for a long time to go to the beach is an unforgettable experience, thanks to the protection of the natural environment and the services offered. That is why the beaches of Salou are sustainable, safe and healthy beaches, and that is why they are unique.
Space for dogs on Ponent beach in Salou

In summer, there's a dog-friendly space on Salou's Ponent beach

Salou takes another step to improve services as a Pet-Friendly tourism destination and from 2024 onwards offers a beach for dogs and pets in the middle of the summer season. There will be 1,785.72 m2 on Ponent beach in the capital of the Costa Daurada for pets.
Safer beaches with a new digital public address system

Safer beaches with a new digital public address system

The beaches and coves of Salou are safer with the implementation of a new digital public address system that replaces the analogue one that was previously in place. With the new system, bathers and users of the Camino de Costa (Camino de Ronda) will be able to access information in real time and communicate with the Local Police in case of emergency.
Vote for the Costa Daurada Best Beach Destination National Geographic

The Costa Daurada, candidate for Best Beach Destination National Geographic Travel

The Costa Daurada is one of the five candidates for Best Beach Destination in Spain among which readers of National Geographic Travel can vote. Voting can be done through the magazine's website until February 21, 2025. The winning destination will be announced in the printed magazine on April 22.
The beaches of Salou, ready for the summer season

The beaches of Salou, ready for the summer season

The Salou City Council already has the two main security devices ready for the summer season on the municipality's beaches: the Beach Police Station and the lifeguard service. The first will have twenty service agents, while the lifeguard service has various land and water vehicles for rescue tasks.
This summer Salou opens a smoke-free area on the beach

This summer Salou opens a smoke-free area on the beach

This summer, Salou's Ponent beach has a marked area of ​​almost 12,000 square meters smoke-free, that is, where you cannot smoke or vape. This area is close to the Nautical Club and includes a playground and spaces for practicing sports on the beach (calisthenics and volleyball, among others).
Beaches for nudist, for people with disabilities and for pets

Salou will have a nudist beach and beaches for people with disabilities and for pets

The Salou City Council continues to move forward to facilitate universal access and inclusion on the municipality's beaches, and that is why it has announced that in the 2024 season Salou will have a nudist beach, that there will be a bathing area for pets on Ponent beach, and an area enabled for bathing for people with disabilities on the Levante beach.
Free activities on the beach for children over 4 years old

The free activities on the beach for children from 4 years old are underway

Until September 4, 2023, the Salou City Council offers a free service of activities on the beach for families with boys and girls from 4 years of age.
Fun activities for children and sports on the beach

Fun activities for children and sports on the beach

Salou has opened two spaces on Llevant beach (next to the Plaça de les Autonomous Communities) so that families and children can enjoy numerous activities and games on the beach. These spaces are the Beach Family Area and the mini club. Here we give you all the information about these activities.
Beach safety: lifeguards and police station

Lifeguards and Beach Police Station: security devices are in place for a quiet summer

Salou already has the security devices in place to guarantee a peaceful summer vacation for visitors, tourists and residents. On the one hand, the Rescue and First Aid Service is already fully deployed and the Beach Police Station is also operational.
Blue Flag beaches in Salou

The Blue Flag flies again on the Llevant and Capellans beaches

The Llevant and Capellans beaches in Salou have renewed the Blue Flag this 2022 that certifies their environmental quality and services, awarded by an international jury of the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). In addition to this distinction, the main beaches and coves of Salou bear nationally and internationally recognized quality labels.
What to do on the beach in spring

What to do on the beach in spring

The beach is a natural space that offers multiple possibilities for leisure and sports throughout the year, beyond the summer months. For this reason, the Salou City Council, through its Tourist Board, has launched the "Beach all year round" initiative to encourage citizens and visitors to enjoy the beach beyond the summer season and the holidays.
The lifeguard drone arrives at the beaches of Salou

The lifeguard drone arrives on the beaches of Salou

This summer Salou improves the life-saving system on the beaches with the incorporation of a life-saving drone called Dolphin1, which has the peculiarity that it moves through the water at a maximum of 4 meters per second and that can be used in adverse weather conditions.
Improvement in the accesses to the Long Beach

Improvement in the accesses to the Long Beach

The Salou City Council will improve access to the Llarga beach, in the western area, taking advantage of the protection works being carried out by the Ministry of Ecological Transition. The objective is to facilitate access and recover the naturalness of the space.
The blue flags are already flying on the beaches of Salou

The blue flags are already flying on the beaches of Salou

The blue flags that certify the quality of Salou's beaches already fly on their masts until the end of summer. The mayor of the municipality and president of the Tourist Board, Pere Granados, has raised the blue flags on the beaches of Llevant and Capellans; the Q flag for Tourist Quality in Llevant and Ponent, and the ISO 14.001: 2005 flags on all beaches in the capital of the Costa Dorada.
Salou renews the Blue Flag on the Llevant and Capellans beaches

Salou renews the Blue Flag on the Llevant and Capellans beaches

The Llevant and Capellans beaches in Salou have once again revalidated the Blue Flag award, as an environmental recognition of the quality they offer to swimmers. In addition, this year 2020, to get the Blue Flag, it was also necessary to prove compliance with hygiene standards and social distancing.
Sensors for counting bathers and controlling access to beaches

Sensors on the beaches will count people in the sand in real time

This June 2020, the capacity control system for the beaches of Salou begins to operate, consisting of the installation of 22 intelligent sensors on 8 beaches and coves in the capital of the Costa Dorada. In this way the City Council wants to comply with the regulations for counting and controlling access to the beaches to ensure compliance with the 2m distance due to COVID 19.
Salou opens the beaches and coves

Salou opens the beaches and coves

Since May 25, when the Costa Dorada has entered Phase 2 of lack of confinement, the City of Salou has decreed the opening of the beaches of the municipality, although appealing to collaboration, civic behavior and individual and collective responsibility to maintain streak coronavirus.
Salou prepares the beaches for the start of the tourist season

Salou prepares the beaches for the start of the tourist season

Salou is already working to make the beaches ready for the beginning of the tourist season, which is during Holy Week. Specifically, 15,000 cubic meters of fine sand are transferred from the beaches of Ponent and Llevant to the Llarga beach, the Llenguadets cove and the Capellans beach, to repair the damage of the last storm.
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