DISCOVER SPAIN!

Figueras, 33km

Figueras is the second largest town in north-east Spain. It’s considered to have some of Europe’s best-preserved examples of mediaeval and Gothic architecture with many historical monuments which deserve a visit: museums, monuments churches …
Close to the French coastline, Figueras attracts many day-trippers.

This town is worth a visit in particular for its world-renowned museum. Dali Museum at the centre of Figueras which was Dali’s birthplace. The town created the ‘Museu Dali’ as a tribute the artist and over 400 of his works are on display there.

Roses, à 55km

Roses is a Spanish city full of beauty and history, located on the Costa Brava. It is an excellent destination for a weekend break.
Roses has numerous beaches within easy reach of the city, ideal for cooling off in the city’s hot climate. Its location close to Barcelona makes Roses a wonderful place to explore for a few days before heading to Barcelona.
You can visit museums, art galleries, archaeological sites, take a walk to the Lighthouse or simply lose yourself in the streets of Roses and eat in its ornate restaurants and cafes.

Cadaqués, 65km

Cadaqués is a town located on the Costa Brava. It’s considered one of Europe’s most picturesque coastal towns.

It is charming and captivating and an ideal place for diving into an unusual environment.
It was a small fishing village which has subsequently become a popular tourist attraction.

Cadaqués is a charming small mediaeval village, its pastel-coloured streets are very laid back and welcoming. Where you can discover the old way of life under the sun whilst enjoying the views which everyone comes here for.

Gérone, 80km

Girona is popular with travellers for its thriving and unique culture.
Sa principale attraction est une vieille ville médiévale pleine de charme. Its main attraction is its charming medieval old town.

where visitors can stroll through its narrow, winding streets and admire the ancient churches. The city has a long history, which is apparent from the city walls that still stand and has found the right balance between history and modernity. It has many traditional and trendy bars and restaurants, which reflect this historic yet modern city, and where you can enjoy delicious food and traditional tapas.

Barcelone, 178km

Barcelona is a dynamic and historic city. Which is always interesting to visit and discover only 2 hours’ drive from the campsite, and easy to visit for a day!

Barcelona offers visitors a multitude of things to see and do … museums, gardens, historic monuments and of course the famous art-nouveau houses designed by the great Antoni Gaudì. Standard tours, or unusual excursions, there’s something for everyone.

You can’t go to Barcelona without visiting the famous Sagrada Familia, the city’s identifying symbol and cultural heritage designed by Gaudì. Construction began in 1882 and it is hoped that it will be completed in 2026 to commemorate the centenary of the artist’s death. Guided tours are allowed, although it is still under construction. You will notice that the interior of the basilica is just as beautiful and impressive as its exterior. You will not be disappointed with your visit and the breath-taking views of Barcelona.