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 From September 3 to 6, the Festa del Rei Jaume I (Feast of King Jaume I) returns, now in its 31st edition, commemorating the year 1229, when the king set sail from the town's natural harbour on his way to conquer Mallorca.

The solar eclipse will be a special moment for many families. For children, it is a great opportunity to witness a rare natural event, but it is important to follow a few simple recommendations to make sure they can enjoy it safely.

To mark this astronomical event, Salou Town Council and the Salou Municipal Tourist Board have organised a wide-ranging programme of educational and leisure activities for all ages in the days leading up to the eclipse.

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.

Salou is consolidating its cultural transformation through two itineraries that showcase a surprisingly rich historical heritage. The aim is to reduce seasonality and offer high-value experiences through the recovery and promotion of local heritage. Beyond positioning Salou as an innovative, high-quality tourist destination, this heritage has also become a source of pride for local residents.