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Where to find the best holiday rentals in Tarragona
Tarragona offers an exceptional range of holiday rentals perfect for families, large groups, and those seeking luxury and comfort. Most of the finest properties are situated along the Costa Dorada coastline, with options near tranquil beaches and charming seaside villages like Altafulla and Tamarit. Rentals in the historic city centre offer proximity to cultural landmarks, restaurants, and shops, allowing guests to immerse themselves in Tarragona's rich heritage. For peace and privacy, consider properties set slightly outside the bustling centre surrounded by lush natural landscapes.
Holiday rentals in Tarragona blend traditional Mediterranean architecture with modern luxury. Villas often come spacious and well-appointed—featuring private pools, expansive terraces, barbeque areas, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Many rentals are designed to accommodate larger parties, ideal for celebrations and reunions, while others offer cosy atmospheres suited for multi-generational families. The independence and comfort of these villas bring unmatched flexibility and an enhanced holiday experience to discerning travellers.
Experience the charming beaches and natural beauty of Tarragona
Idyllic beach escapes for families and groups
The Costa Dorada earns its nickname 'Golden Coast' with kilometres of pristine beaches boasting golden sands, calm shallow waters, and palm-lined shores, making it ideal for family holidays and group gatherings. Tarragona's coastline offers a variety of options—from accessible urban beaches with excellent facilities like El Miracle and L'Arrabassada, to more secluded coves such as Cala Fonda and La Roca Plana, perfect for those seeking peaceful retreats.
Many beaches are Blue Flag certified, ensuring clean, safe environments with amenities including showers, restaurants, and lifeguards. Activities like sports lessons, sailing, diving, and volleyball tournaments provide entertainment for all ages, complementing the natural beauty with active outdoor fun.
Explore Tarragona's cultural and historical treasures
Beyond the beaches, Tarragona is a treasure trove of Roman and medieval history. Visitors can explore well-preserved Roman ruins, including the amphitheatre, circus, city walls, and aqueduct. The city's museums, such as the National Archaeological Museum, offer engaging workshops and exhibits that bring ancient history to life.
The historic centre, adorned with cobbled streets, beautiful Gothic cathedrals, and lively promenades, invites cultural immersion. Annual festivals like Tarracoviva celebrate Tarragona's Roman past, while the iconic Human Towers Festival and International Firework Competition provide memorable experiences for celebrating special occasions with your group.
The golden beaches of Tarragona's Costa Dorada stretch over 15 kilometres, offering family-friendly sands and stunning seaside views.
Travel tips for making the most of your Tarragona holiday
Plan your destinations and timing wisely
- Choose your ideal beach
- Explore cultural sites
- Enjoy local festivals and events
- Try outdoor activities and theme parks
- Savour Tarragona's gastronomy
1. Choose your ideal beach
Tarragona's coastline offers a diverse selection of beaches that cater to different preferences. For family-friendly and easily accessible spots, El Miracle and L'Arrabassada are excellent choices with full amenities and calm waters. For a more tranquil atmosphere, discover secluded coves like Cala Jovera or Playa Tamarit. Remember that most beaches have Blue Flag status, guaranteeing safety and cleanliness.
2. Explore cultural sites
Take time to visit Tarragona's UNESCO World Heritage Roman Sites including the amphitheatre, circus, city walls, and aqueduct. The archaeological museum provides insightful collections and interactive experiences suitable for all age groups. Exploring the medieval town centre will reward you with charming streets, historic cathedrals, and cultural landmarks.
3. Enjoy local festivals and events
Plan your trip to coincide with vibrant local events such as the Roman-inspired Tarracoviva festival in May or the Sant Magí and Santa Tecla festivals in late summer. The International Firework Competition and Human Towers Festival offer exceptional spectacles perfect for celebratory gatherings.
4. Try outdoor activities and theme parks
Combine relaxation with adventure by trying diving, snorkelling, or sailing along the coast. Visit the renowned PortAventura theme park and Aquópolis water park nearby for family fun. Hiking the historic walking routes and natural parks like Sierra de Montsant add enriching outdoor experiences.
5. Savour Tarragona's gastronomy
No holiday is complete without sampling the local cuisine. Tarragona features excellent seafood dishes complemented by specialties such as Romesco sauce and Arròs Negre. Enjoy tapas in the vibrant Rambla Nova area or dine alongside the marina at fresh seafood restaurants, embracing authentic Catalonian flavours.