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In addition to activities close at hand such as going to the beach, shopping and visiting the town of Salou, the hotel is also strategically situated for excursions of different types, all of which are interesting and likely to live long in the memory.

 The Costa Daurada is a 216 kilometers long coastline located on the coast of Catalonia, Spain, in the comarques of Baix Penedès, Tarragonès, Baix Camp and Baix Ebre. It is an important tourism area.

The origin of the Daurada (Golden) epithet is the colour of the extensive beaches which are the main attraction for tourists. The sand itself is a product of the erosion of the hinterland due to deforestation in the Middle Ages and later. Infrequent flash floods continue to provide fluvial material, some of which continues to nourish the beaches aided by the northeast to southwest current which flows along the coast. There is minimal tide in this part of the Mediterranean Sea, so beaches are generally stable. Considerable effort is made to maintain the cleanliness of these beaches, and to provide policing and infrastructure for the users. Many European "Blue Flags" are awarded annually to the Costa Daurada beaches.

Most of the Costa Daurada towns have their own beaches which are enjoyed by locals all year round, and by visitors in the season from May to October. The town of Coma-ruga has one of the most extensive and under utilized beaches. The town of Salou claims to be the capital of the Costa Daurada, having an infrastructure well developed to support tourism. Its population varies from 27,000 in Winter to in excess of 250,000 in Summer.

Costa Daurada . Official website of the Tourism office of the province of Tarragona

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