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Resorthoppa provides Reus airport transfers, by transfer shuttle, by minibus and by taxi to all these destinations: Barcelona City, Cambrils de Mar, Coma Ruga, La Pineda, Salou, Vilanova i la Geltru.
The golden coast, its name means, and as the rugged Costa Brava to the north softens from Barcelona southwards into 150 kilometres of golden sandy beaches the source of the name is obvious. Not the best-known of Spain’s Costas, nevertheless the charms of the Costa Dorada, served by Reus airport, explain why many in the tourist industry think it is “all kicking off in Reus”. Transfer clients taking taxis, minibuses, coaches or shuttle coaches from Reus airport find everything they need from a sunshine break, from resorts ideal for the family to the lively nightlife of Salou or the big city excitements of Tarragona, or above all Barcelona. And prices are low.
Low-cost airlines: Monarch, First Choice, Thomson, Ryanair - many big carriers include Reus on their schedules. Many holidaymakers book flight-only charter deals. And Resorthoppa can arrange transfers by taxi, minibus, coach or shuttle coach from any flight to the door of your hotel at any resort - for prices as little as 20 Euros a head.
Top resorts just a short Reus airport transfer away include Salou, largest on the Costa Dorada, with golden coves and a wide range of pubs and discos and Cambrils, with a gorgeous yellow sand beach that stretches for miles, ideal for families: the medieval town of Tarragona is an excellent nearby excursion. Many visitors arrange a combined seaside and city break by taking their Reus airport transfer to the coast to relax before taking a coach to Barcelona for a sight-seeing day or two.
Take the kids to Port Aventura amusement park at Salou; one of the biggest and most up-to-date amusement parks in Europe, a gigantic Alton Towers with guaranteed sunshine.
Head inland to the Monastery of Santa Maria at Poblet, restored to its Middle Ages glory and set in spectacular scenery as the soft costal plain rises up into the dramatic Pyrenean foothills. Or wander the medieval streets of Tarragona.
Revel in the excitement of Barcelona, Spain’s New York, where the latest in modern architecture vies with the art deco buildings of Gaudi, above all his Sagrada Familia cathedral, 100 years in the building. Or wander through the market off the Ramblas, before strolling through the Gothic quarter to dine then head on to an all-night disco or club.
Dine on seafood of course, but also on the local Catalan speciality, butifarra, rich sausages casseroled with white beans and a far cry from the English sawdust banger.
Just fancy that: Tarragona is famous for its 'human tower' festivals when local teams rival each other to go highest, balancing on their shoulders and sending the smallest boy available to the top. Spectacular when one collapses, but injuries are few!
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