The beach tourism exist at all Catalan coasts, from Tortosa to Portboú. Calafell, Salou, Lloret of Sea, Cambrils, Gavà, Calella, Castelldefells and Sitges are some of the most visited coastal towns during the summer.

The Costa Brava is full of cliffs and calm beaches. Medas Islands are an archipelago of six islands that stand out for their natural wealth and its marine deep bottom, which is protected by law, although recreational diving and underwater photography of its rich variety of fishes are allowed.

Ampurdan is a tourist zone but not overcrowded, and its beautiful landscape will catch any traveller’s eyes. Some of its treasures, like the archaeological remains of Ampurias and Rosas, old monasteries of Sant Pere de Roda, medieval populations like Peralada, monuments of Sant Feliu de Guíxols, the artistic vitality of Cadaques (a town famous thanks to Dali), or the enchantment of Figueras, are must-sees for all who want to enjoy this Catalan region.

More inland, in the Pyrenees zone, Aran Valley offers, in addition to its ski resorts, beautiful landscapes and towns that have kept its own culture. In Olot zone it is possible to practice adventure sports like trekking, biking and bungee-jumping, with all types of facilities. On the other hand, if one requires the visit to this region to have a more familiar touch, the best option is Port Aventura Theme Park. Garrotxa region is the best option for rural tourism. It is one of the most attractive destinations for all who seek tranquillity and calmness.

Gerona is a city with a very special historical flavor because its Hebrew district is the best conserved one in Catalonia. In addition to a Jewish presence, there are also Arab remains, like the baths. In contrast to this historical sites, Gerona also offers a wide variety of modern art galleries.

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