Descobert l’any 1961 per Marià Ribas i Bertran i el seu equip, el Clos Arqueològic de Torre Llauder va ser declarat el 1964 Monume...
L'Ajuntament de Montgat organitza un programa d’Esport Blau i diverses entitats del municipi organitzen activitats relacionades am...
Cursos de vela de sortida de platja com pàdel board, windsurfing, caiac i altres modalitats de vela lleugera com patí català.
Vòlei platja, regates, activitats de vela, atletisme a la platja i moltes activitats més d'esport nàutic a les platges d'Arenys de...
Descobreix el món de la vela, especialment la modalitat del patí català.
La costa de Sant Pol de Mar està formada per diverses platges, la majoria petites cales rocoses. El Club Nàutic Sant Pol de Mar of...
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With a coastline of 40 kilometres, it’s easy to see why everything in Maresme revolves around the sea. Not only does the sea feature in the region’s name (mar means “sea” in Catalan), but also the architectural, culinary and natural heritage of the area is marked by the endless crashing of the waves. So get ready! In this part of the world, passion doesn’t hide behind a mask.
Calella is the tourism capital of the Maresme region, long renowned for the beauty of its beaches. But the city has plenty of other attractions that make it a must-see place to visit in the regions of Barcelona. This essential guide, listing just seven of them, is just a little taster to whet your appetite for exploring the rest!
Have you have arrived in a place and not wanted to leave because of how great you felt there, how nice the people were and how wonderful everything was? Well, that's how you'll feel if you visit Mataró. The capital of the Maresme region will hook you with its beaches, its Roman legacy and a modernista route that abounds with treasures.
