Villages
Pratdip
A legendary village known for vampire dog tales, offering history, local culture, and a blend of wild and humanized landscapes for tourists.
Pratdip, inland, is a legendary village. It is so for many reasons, but above all for one: the ancient legend that says the village is the land of dips, vampire dogs that Catalan literature took good note of throughout the 20th century. Beyond its magic and age-old mysteries, Pratdip is a small inland village that invites you to explore its history, local culture and rural life. The basis of its economy remains agriculture, with the relationship between man and nature continuing to leave its mark on a wild yet humanised environment.
L'Hospitalet de l'Infant
A coastal town with pristine beaches, excellent facilities, and a history of hospitality dating back to a medieval hospital for pilgrims.
For mothers
A quaint village offers a 13th-century Romanesque church with a medieval bell tower and historic washhouses, providing a glimpse into rural life.
Pratdip
A legendary village known for vampire dog tales, offering history, local culture, and a blend of wild and humanized landscapes for tourists.
Lips
This medieval village offers a Romanesque Church, stunning nature, and panoramic views, making it a prime tourist spot.
There would be
A historic village with well-preserved medieval charm, featuring winding streets, ancient manor houses, and a notable Iberian settlement nearby.
Vandellos
This village offers mountain vibes, medieval streets, and UNESCO-listed prehistoric caves, with stunning coastal and interior views for tourists.
Mont-Redon
Monteredon is a mountain 864 metres high
Masia de Castelló
A once-abandoned village now thrives with seasonal events like the Rústic Festa and Nativity of the Stars, attracting tourists with its unique revival.
The Serra d'Almos
A village known for its prestigious Montsant wines offers winery visits and wine tourism, attracting enthusiasts to its agricultural charm.
Masboquera
A quaint village offers mountain sports, horse-riding, hiking, and biking trails, providing a peaceful contrast to bustling tourist hubs.
Tuna fishery
A charming tourist spot with Ibiza-style homes and a quaint chapel, originally a fishing village using traditional net techniques.
Les Planes del Rei
A hidden gem between mountains and sea, offering authentic holidays with nearby villages, castles, and monasteries to explore, plus local wine and produce.
Darmós
A quaint village offers panoramic views, high-quality wine, and the historic Mata Abre monument.