Salou spa escape for total relaxation

A moment to unwind is all part of your holiday!

This great deal includes 1 spa visit per person, per booking! Enjoy 90 minutes of relaxation in the thermal circuit, the perfect way to forget your daily routine and recharge your batteries.

Spa opening hours

• Wednesday to Saturday: 10:00 to 19:00h.
• Sunday: 10:00 to 14:00.

How to enjoy your spa experience

• Your spa session will be scheduled for the day after you arrive at your accommodation, subject to availability and occupancy.
• Would you prefer a different time? Contact spa reception directly to ask whether your session can be changed, subject to availability.

A few things to know before you relax

• Spa access is for adults only. Children are not permitted.
• A swimming cap, flip-flops and a towel are required.
• You can bring your own or purchase them directly at the spa for an additional charge.

Pack your swimsuit and treat yourself to some well-deserved relaxation!

La Siesta Salou Resort & Camping: pools, entertainment and the beach for the whole family

Imagine a holiday where the kids can't stop laughing and you finally switch off. That's what every day feels like at La Siesta Salou Resort & Camping, a tree-lined complex in a quiet part of Salou, just 500 metres from the beach.

In the morning, the little ones whizz down the water slides while you unwind in the pool with hydromassage. And when hunger strikes, the poolside buffet awaits with international cuisine.

As evening falls, the kids' club keeps them busy with games, crafts and a mini disco, while you head back to your air-conditioned accommodation, with its own kitchen to make dinner at your own pace.

And if you're up for more adventure, PortAventura is less than 6 km away. Few campsites bring together the beach, pools and fun for kids right in the heart of Salou.

Book now and give your family a holiday they'll always remember.

Salou: where the Costa Dorada truly sparkles

Did you know Salou literally shines? It’s not just a saying, the Costa Dorada gets its name from the quartz and mica in its sand, glowing like gold under the sun. But Salou is far more than stunning beaches, it’s a destination full of history and postcard-perfect corners.

• The sunset lighthouse: For that unforgettable holiday moment, stroll along the wooden path to the Salou Lighthouse. It’s the wildest stretch of coastline and the place where you’ll truly understand the magic behind every “sunset” escape.

• Footsteps of kings and pirates: The same seafront you walk today once saw King Jaume I set sail to conquer Mallorca. Follow the Camino de Ronda and you’ll trace ancient paths used by fishermen, and the occasional smuggler, hiding among hidden coves.

• More than adrenaline: Yes, PortAventura is just around the corner, but don’t miss the Luminous Fountain, a true work of art designed by the same visionary behind Barcelona’s iconic fountains.

• Our insider tip: Take an afternoon trip to nearby Reus, just 15 minutes away. Birthplace of Gaudí, home to stunning modernist architecture and the temple of vermouth culture. Order one in Plaça del Mercadal and experience Salou like a local.

Salou isn’t just a destination… it’s a glow you’ll never forget.

The Costa Daurada brings together golden beaches, Roman history and easy-going Mediterranean days along the coast of Tarragona. Its mild climate makes it appealing for much of the year, whether you’re planning a family holiday built around swimming and theme-park thrills or a couples’ escape with seaside strolls and long lunches.

The region stretches from lively resorts to quieter countryside, so you can mix beach time with city sights and nature without making every day feel like an expedition. Base yourself around Salou or Cambrils for a convenient balance of coast, dining and family attractions.

Make sure you visit:

Begin in Tarragona, once the Roman city of Tarraco, where the amphitheatre stands beside the sea and ancient walls and the circus offer a vivid glimpse of life here nearly two thousand years ago. The historic centre is best explored on foot, with time to pause between landmarks and take in the coastal views.

Back by the water, Cambrils has a working fishing port and a relaxed Mediterranean feel, while Salou is livelier and particularly well set up for family holidays. For a change of scene, head inland to Reus, where modernist architecture gives the city a distinctive character and its connection to Gaudí adds another thread to the region’s story.

Beaches we think you'll like:

The Costa Daurada is known for its long stretches of fine, golden sand and gently shelving water. That shallow shoreline makes many of its beaches a reassuring choice for families with young children, while the broad sandy setting leaves plenty of room for a relaxed day by the sea. Summer is the classic time for swimming; in spring and early autumn, the coast is lovely for walks and quieter beach days.

Each coastal town brings a slightly different mood. Around Salou, you’ll find an upbeat holiday atmosphere and plenty of places to take a break between swims. Cambrils offers a more laid-back setting, with its harbour close by for a wander after the beach. Whichever stretch you choose, a late afternoon stroll is a lovely way to enjoy the changing light on the sand.

Family-friendly activities:

A family day here might begin with a slow breakfast before a few hours by the sea, where children can paddle in calm, shallow water. After lunch, set aside the day for PortAventura World, one of Europe’s major theme-park destinations, with rides and entertainment that can fill an entire visit. Salou makes a convenient base for combining the park with beach time.

For a gentler outing, hire bicycles and follow the coast at an easy pace, or try a relaxed water sport together. Nature-loving families can also explore the Ebro Delta, where rice fields and birdlife create a striking contrast with the resort coastline. It’s a rewarding change of scenery, especially for children who enjoy spotting wildlife.

Local delicacies you have to try:

Make a meal by the harbour in Cambrils or choose a seaside restaurant in Salou, and look out for seafood rice, fideuà and freshly caught fish. These are dishes to savour slowly, ideally over a leisurely lunch, with the sea nearby and no rush to head back to the beach.

Further inland, local vegetables and olive oils bring a taste of the region’s agricultural side to the table. Wines and cavas from neighbouring areas such as the Penedès pair naturally with a long meal. For a special occasion, Deliranto in Salou offers creative, Michelin-starred cooking inspired by Mediterranean produce and local surroundings, just a short distance from the seafront promenade.

Make the most of your visit:

The Costa Daurada works well as a base for day holidays, though journey times depend on where you’re staying. From Salou, these approximate driving times give you a useful guide:

• Tarragona (about 15 minutes): Roman ruins and a handsome old town beside the sea.
• Reus (about 15 minutes): modernist architecture and a lively city centre.
• Barcelona (about 1 hour 15 minutes): a full day of culture, architecture and city life.
• Montsant (about 1 hour): quiet landscapes and rewarding walking routes.