Stay in Miami Platja: relax by the Mediterranean coast

Bungalows Campsite Playa y Fiesta

• Enjoy charming wooden bungalows with capacity for up to 6 people.
• Each bungalow is equipped with a dining room/kitchen including basic utensils, crockery, refrigerator, microwave, and a two-burner electric stove.
• They also feature a television and a fan.
• Outside, you can relax on your furnished terrace.
• Good to know: Sheets and towels are not included. You can bring your own or request them upon arrival for an additional cost of €25 per set of bed linen (per bungalow) and €5 per towel.

Apartment for 2/3 people

• Perfect for a holiday as a couple or with a small family.
• They have 1 bedroom with a double bed and a bench-bed in the living-dining room with integrated kitchen, perfect to rest after a day of activities.
• The accommodation has a bathroom with a small bathtub of 1 meter and a furnished terrace with table and chairs, where you can relax outdoors.

Apartment for 3/4 people

• Designed for families or small groups, they offer all the necessary comfort.
• They have 1 bedroom with double bed and an open cabin with bunk bed (without door), plus a dining room with integrated kitchen.
• In the bathroom you will find a small bathtub of 1 meter, and outside you can enjoy a terrace equipped with table and chairs to share good times outdoors.

Optional Services and Supplements

• Bedding and towels: These are not included by default. You can bring your own set or request them from the accommodation before your arrival:

  • Set of sheets: 25€.

  • Towels: 5€ per towel.

Important note: To have this service available upon arrival, you must request it at least 24 hours in advance.

• Security deposit: Upon arrival, a €100 deposit per accommodation will be required on a credit card. It will be refunded at the end of your stay after the accommodation has been inspected to ensure it is in good condition.

The most glamorous spot on the Costa Dorada!

Part of the municipality of Mont-roig del Camp (Tarragona), Miami Platja is a stretch of coastline famous for its charming coves sheltered by reddish cliffs and pine forests that reach all the way to the sea.

Discover some of its most fascinating facts and secrets:

• A name inspired by Florida: Miami Platja was founded in the late 1950s by developer Marcel·lí Esquius. Attracted by the area's mild microclimate and light, he decided to create a tourist development inspired by the famous city in Florida, USA, adapting the name to Catalan with “Platja”.
• Cosmopolitan names for its coves: In keeping with the international spirit of the 1960s, its idyllic coves don't have traditional local names, but instead evoke faraway places and suggestive concepts: Cala California, Cala Bot, Cala dels Vienesos, Cala Sireneta, Cala Misteri and Cala de les Sirenes.
• Joan Miró's “magnet”: Although the brilliant surrealist painter had his farmhouse in the inland village of Mont-roig del Camp, the contrast between the reddish cliffs of Miami Platja and the blue Mediterranean Sea deeply inspired his famous colour palette.
• A hideout for Barbary pirates: Centuries before becoming a tourist destination, the coast of Miami Platja was a deserted area frequented by privateers. At Cala dels Vienesos or Cala del Solitari, pirates would secretly disembark before heading inland to plunder nearby villages.
• An ecosystem of dunes and hidden bunkers: Playa del Cristal (Platja del Cristall) preserves remnants of the Spanish Civil War, including old machine-gun nests and bunkers partly buried among the coastal vegetation and sand.

Our recommendation: For one of the best views of its string of coves, walk or cycle along the seafront promenade at sunset. It connects the northern coves with the wide, golden-sand beaches to the south.