Camping Vall De Camprodon

Hike, bike and horse ride around the Catalan Pyrénées separating France and Spain, or go coastal in Catalonia and do more of the same around the Catalan cordillera. Its lonely valleys such as Arán, Ripagorce, Pallars, Alt Urgel, Ripollès, Garrotxa and Ampurdan are a must (yep, all of them), and you'll find many a traditional village along the way dishing up trad Catalonian cuisine. The Camping Vall De Camprodon team has Beget Church down as a must too: it's a Romanesque church built between the tenth and twelfth century and is famed among architectural enthusiasts for its semi-circular apse decorated with Lombardy blind arches, and by arty sorts for its Christ in Majesty sculpture. We also recommend crossing the Pont Nou, the humpback bridge built in 1196 over the Ter river, and snowboarding, skiing and other mountainy activities at the famed Vallter2000 ski station, just 20 minutes' drive away.