Cámping Sant Salvador

After a few days on the beaches and in the bars of Coma Ruga, take the public transport network to Tarragona and the remains of the Roman Empire's forays into Spain. Here historians can view the many sites among the Roman remains of Tarraco: the citadel, Roman circus, house of Augustus, the second century Amfiteatre Romà, the remains of the Roman forum in the medieval Old Town, and a ramble along the Passeig Arqueològic ramparts for city views. Beautiful Barcelona is also very much a must, both for its city sightseeing around its several UNESCO World Heritage Sites and basking on one of its eight beaches including 4km-long Barceloneta. Dozens of historical buildings/structures are here to see, like Barcelona Cathedral and the Arc de Triomf; if you need a rest, you'll never be far away from a Barcelona park, garden or peaceful square. For the kids, or adventurous adults, the park at PortAvenutura 30 minutes' drive away is Spain's most popular theme park and includes rollercoaster rides for thrillseekers, water rides, several themed areas and the Caribbean-themed Costa Caribe Aquatic Park alongside. Additionally, guests will find plenty of outdoorsy activities in the immediate area such as watersports, fishing, hiking and cycling. A little further afield, try cantering around Catalonia on horseback or teeing off at one of the region's 40-odd golf clubs.