Courses in water sports such as stand-up paddleboarding, windsurfing, kayaking and sailing with small craft such as Catalan catama...
The Bétulo Sailing Club offers an extensive programme of beach and water sports.
Montgat Town Council is organising a “Blue Sport” programme and several entities in the town are organising beach and sea activiti...
An extensive range of water activities can be enjoyed in Vilanova i la Geltrú. We’d like to highlight the activities for groups wi...
Beach volleyball, regattas, sailing activities, beach athletics and plenty of water sports at the beaches of Arenys de Mar.
The coastline of Sant Pol de Mar is made up of several beaches, most of which are sheltered coves. The Sant Pol de Mar Sailing Clu...
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Let’s not beat about the bush: what we’re proposing here is reaching peaks, so there’s definitely some uphill effort involved. But hey, they’re perfectly manageable with a little effort, including for young kids of walking age. You’ll find that little mountains can also offer great panoramic views.
Would you like to see how the delicious strawberries of the Maresme area are grown? Are you keen to find out how malvasia wine from Sitges is made? Do you fancy seeing a cold cuts production facility in action or having a beekeeper show you their hives? We’ve prepared a gastronomic route for you in the regions of Barcelona on which you’ll discover where everything you eat comes from.
Skirting around the Foix Reservoir, this route is split into two stages: from Sant Sadurní d'Anoia to Sant Pere Molanta (very close to Vilafranca), and from there to Castellet i la Gornal. In addition to natural places of interest, the route also takes in jewels of cultural heritage such as the Monastery of Sant Sebastià and the Monumental Site of Olèrdola.
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