Lloret: Chic Suite Escape

Fun, Comfort and Relaxation in Salou: H10 Salauris Palace

H10 Salauris Palace is a modern, full-service hotel designed for a perfectly balanced holiday on the Costa Dorada. Its welcoming atmosphere and attention to detail make it an excellent choice for families and couples who want comfort, entertainment and quality time.

Enjoy spacious outdoor areas, swimming pools for adults and children, landscaped gardens and a complete wellness centre with heated pool, sauna and gym. The restaurant offers a varied and appealing selection to suit every taste.

Set in a quiet area of Salou, the hotel is ideally located close to the beach, the town centre and PortAventura World, one of the area’s main attractions.

Guests consistently praise the facilities, entertainment programme and friendly staff. H10 Salauris Palace is a safe choice for a complete, carefree holiday.

Lloret de Mar: what the guidebooks don’t tell you (and you’ll love discovering)

Lloret is far more than just sun and sand. Here are five insider highlights to experience it at its best:

• The Cemetery of the “Millionaires”: not sombre, but a true open-air gallery. Funded by the “Indianos”, locals who returned wealthy from Cuba, it features pantheons designed by disciples of Gaudí. A unique modernist treasure waiting to be explored.

• Santa Clotilde Gardens (HBO setting): Renaissance elegance perched on a cliff. A striking detail: no flowers, only lush greenery, sculptures and endless sea views. Insider tip: scenes from House of the Dragon, prequel to Game of Thrones, were filmed here.

• The “false” Castle d’en Plaja: Lloret’s most iconic photo spot, yet not medieval at all. Built in 1940 as a private residence, it may have sparked debate, but today it defines the coastline’s postcard-perfect image.

• La Dona Marinera and the wish ritual: at the end of the beach stands this beloved statue. Follow tradition: gaze out to the horizon and touch her right foot to make a wish, polished smooth by countless hopeful visitors.

• El Camí de Ronda: for hidden coves without the crowds, follow this coastal path. Just a 15-minute walk reveals turquoise gems like Sa Caleta or Cala Trons, perfect for a more exclusive Mediterranean escape.

Costa Brava is one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful stretches of coastline. Located in the province of Girona, it combines turquoise coves, sandy beaches, picturesque fishing villages and charming medieval towns. Whether you’re travelling as a couple or with the family, it’s a fantastic destination for mixing beach days, nature, culture and great food.

Make sure you visit:

• Cadaqués and Cap de Creus: discover whitewashed houses, narrow streets and some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in the region.
• Roses: enjoy its long seafront, beaches and lively maritime atmosphere, with Cap de Creus just a short distance away.
• Empuriabrava: famous for its network of navigable canals, waterfront houses and wide sandy beach.
• Tossa de Mar, Begur and Calella de Palafrugell: three Costa Brava classics where historic streets, fishing-village charm and beautiful Mediterranean scenery come together.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Aiguablava, Begur: a beautiful cove surrounded by hills and turquoise waters.
• Sa Tuna, Begur: small, picturesque and lined with traditional fishermen’s houses.
• Port Bo, Calella de Palafrugell: a charming beach right in the heart of this traditional seaside village.
• Sa Boadella, Lloret de Mar: surrounded by cliffs and vegetation, perfect if you prefer a more natural setting.

Family-friendly activities:

• Walk a section of the Camí de Ronda and enjoy fantastic views of coves, cliffs and the Mediterranean.
• Explore Empuriabrava’s canals by boat for a different perspective of this unique coastal town.
• Go snorkelling or discover the marine environment around the Medes Islands, just off L’Estartit.
• Spend a day surrounded by nature at Cap de Creus or the Aiguamolls de l’Empordà wetlands.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Suquet de peix: a traditional fishermen’s stew made with fish and potatoes.
• Palamós prawns: one of the Costa Brava’s best-known local products.
• Fresh fish, seafood and rice dishes: Mediterranean classics you’ll find throughout the coastal towns.
• D.O. Empordà wines: the perfect excuse to discover the region’s long winemaking tradition.

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

• Girona: explore its atmospheric old town, historic streets and impressive heritage.
• Figueres: home to the famous Dalí Theatre-Museum.
• Pals and Peratallada: two beautiful medieval villages filled with stone houses and narrow streets.
• Empúries: an impressive archaeological site where Greek and Roman history meets the Mediterranean.