Camping Vilademager

Ready to give your boots a bit of gentle exercise? Have a word with the folks on site and they’ll point you towards marked-out circular trails that you can pick up easily from the site. Something a bit more challenging? See how far you can get along the GR 172 long-distance trail (do turn around at some point though or you’ll end up in Sitges and facing a 14-hour hike back). For some of the best mountain views in the area head up to Montserrat (45 minutes’ drive), where a cable car will whisk you up to 1,236 metres to peruse the monastery’s impressive art collection (including works by Dalí, El Greco and Monet) before you head up a further 300 metres in a funicular for hiking trails around the summit and its deserted hermitages. Not quite as lofty but still requiring a bit of a head for heights are the treetop trails and ziplines for kids and grownups at Les Deus Aventura (half an hour’s drive). The folk here can sort out canyoning or climbing trips for those who’d like to get close up to the rocks too.