90a Travessia al Port de Salou

Salou offers a wide spectrum of lodging, ranging from functional seaside apartments—often converted from traditional fishermen's dwellings—to full-service boutique hotels lining the main harbor promenade. Expect to find mid-range options starting at approximately 80-120 EUR per night, with premium seaside resorts reaching upwards of 200 EUR during the late summer season. For those preferring a more natural setting, several well-equipped camping sites are situated within a short distance of the primary beaches, offering a budget-friendly alternative for the event weekend.

Beyond the race, the area is defined by its maritime heritage and the natural topography of the Costa Daurada. You can explore the hidden coves by kayak or SUP to reach the remote cliffs of the Cape of Salou, or follow the GR-92 trail for a scenic hike above the water. Wine enthusiasts will find the region’s proximity to the Priorat and Penedès vineyards an ideal opportunity for local tastings, while history buffs can investigate the remnants of the 16th-century defense towers that once guarded the coast against Mediterranean pirates.