Campsites in Catalonia

Catalonia offers a unique mix of Mediterranean beaches, mountain landscapes, historic cities like Barcelona and Girona, and a rich culture with unique local traditions, tasty cuisine, and iconic architecture.

The best time to visit Catalonia is from May to October, when the weather is mild and sunny, ideal for enjoying beaches, festivals and many outdoor activities.

Catalonia has several main stations, including the Barcelona-Sants station for long distance and international journeys, as well as the Girona and Tarragona stations which are well served by the Spanish rail network.

The beach of Sa Caleta in Lloret de Mar is often mentioned among the most beautiful beaches in Catalonia. With its crystal clear waters and picturesque cliff landscapes, it is perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

In Catalonia, you can stroll through the Gothic quarter of Barcelona, through the medieval streets of Girona or along the natural trails of the Aigüestortes National Park and Sant Maurici Lake.

To shop, you will find supermarkets such as Mercadona, Carrefour and Bonpreu, as well as local markets like the Boqueria in Barcelona where you can buy fresh and local produce.

The water temperature in Catalonia ranges from 14°C in winter to around 24°C in summer, ideal for swimming and water sports.

The supervised beaches such as those of Barceloneta in Barcelona, Lloret de Mar, or Calella de Palafrugell offer safe areas for swimming, with lifeguards in season.

Market days vary by city. For example, in Barcelona the Sant Antoni market is open every day except Sunday, while the Girona market is held on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

For a walk, explore the Montjuïc gardens in Barcelona, the old quarter of Tarragona, or the beautiful landscapes of the Garrotxa, a volcanic region offering unique hiking trails.

Catalonia is known for its specialities such as "pa amb tomàquet" (tomato bread), "crema catalana", "calçots" (sweet onions grilled), and fresh fish and seafood, like the "zarzuela".

In Catalonia, do not miss out on visiting Barcelona for its unique architecture and beaches, Girona for its medieval streets and picturesque bridges, Tarragona for its Roman remains and its seaside, as well as Figueres for the Dalí Museum and Sitges for its beaches and lively atmosphere.