A Campsite in Miami Platja: the perfect way to explore the Costa Dorada!

Campsite Playa y Fiesta: your beachfront holiday on the Costa Dorada

Imagine opening the door and having the beach just a few steps away. No car, no queues, no excuses: at Campsite Playa y Fiesta, the Mediterranean is your playground from the very first minute. You’re right in the heart of the Costa Dorada, near Salou, Cambrils and PortAventura, so you can spend the morning building sandcastles and the afternoon riding a roller coaster. You choose the plan, there’s something for everyone here.

And when the heat kicks in, a large swimming pool and a children’s pool await, designed so the little ones can splash around to their heart’s content while you finally get to do absolutely nothing. Because this is a real campsite, family-friendly and full of character: MiniClub, playground, daytime and evening entertainment... The fun never stops, but you can.

You’ll find charming wooden bungalows as well as comfortable ground-floor apartments. Whether you’re planning a getaway for two or a family holiday for six, there’s a place waiting for you. And yes, your pet is invited too: the whole family can come along.

Sun, beach, pool and those irresistible holiday vibes. Stay at Campsite Playa y Fiesta and discover why once you’ve been, you’ll always want to come back.

Optional services and supplements

• Bedding and towels: These are not included by default. You can bring your own or request them from the accommodation before your arrival:
  • Sheet set: €25.
  • Towels: €5 per towel.

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

• Security deposit: Upon arrival, a deposit of €100 per bungalow will be required, payable in cash or by card. It will be refunded at the end of your stay once the accommodation has been inspected and confirmed to be in good condition.

Your Costa Dorada holiday has a packed schedule

From your first dip to the last party under the stars, here’s everything that awaits you and when you can enjoy it:

• Swimming pool and children’s pool: endless fun in the water from 6 June to 13 September.
• Restaurant: forget about cooking and washing up, from 19 June to 13 September.
• Supermarket: everything you need close at hand, from 6 June to 13 September.
• Bar: enjoy your favourite drink with sea views, from 6 June to 13 September.
• Entertainment and MiniClub: fun during the day and evening, from San Juan (24 June) until the end of summer.*

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.

Costa Daurada: Spain’s ultimate family-friendly coastal destination

The Costa Daurada, located on the Mediterranean coast of Catalonia just south of Barcelona, is one of Spain’s most popular holiday regions for families and couples. Known for its long golden-sand beaches, relaxed atmosphere and excellent leisure options, it’s a destination that perfectly combines beach time, culture and fun.

Make sure you visit:

• Tarragona, with its impressive Roman ruins overlooking the sea.
• Salou, lively and ideal for families, with a beautiful seafront promenade.
• Cambrils, famous for its harbour and excellent restaurants.
• Reus, the birthplace of Gaudí, full of modernist architecture.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Llevant Beach (Salou): wide, well-equipped and family-friendly.
• Cambrils Beach: calm waters and a relaxed local feel.
• La Pineda Beach: long and spacious, perfect for walks by the sea.
• Cala Fonda: a more natural and scenic cove near Tarragona.

Family-friendly activities:

• Spend an unforgettable day at PortAventura World, one of Europe’s best theme parks.
• Enjoy safe, shallow waters ideal for children.
• Walk or cycle along the coastal promenades.
• Discover Roman history through open-air sites and museums.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Traditional seafood paella and rice dishes.
• Fideuà, made with noodles instead of rice.
• Fresh grilled fish from the Mediterranean.
• Local wines and cava from nearby Penedès.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Tarragona (15–20 minutes): Roman heritage and charming old town.
• Reus (20 minutes): shopping and modernist routes.
• Barcelona (1 hour): culture, architecture and vibrant city life.