Catalonia, in northeastern Spain, is a vibrant region known for its rich culture, stunning Mediterranean coastline, and diverse landscapes—from the beaches of the Costa Brava and Costa Dorada to the peaks of the Pyrenees. Its capital, Barcelona, is famous for Gaudí’s architecture, lively markets, and creative spirit. Catalonia also boasts a strong culinary tradition, charming medieval towns, and a unique identity that blends history, art, and modernity.
Activities for adults
Spa

The spa and wellness center is located in a gorgeously renovated 15th century farmhouse. The candlelit atmosphere and gentle music are perfect for couples who want to soak in the serenity and enjoy some peaceful time to recharge. The spa has a mix of cold, warm, and hot pools available, including a salt water pool. After enjoying the different baths, visitors can lie down for a relaxing massage with one of the spa’s expert massage therapists. Guests of the hotel enjoy a special rate on all spa services, but make sure you book in advance.
Bike ride
The resort is located within the Serralada Litoral Park. There are several bike trails nearby that guests can use to explore the lush nearby forests. Bikes are complimentary for guests to use. There are also e-bikes available (for an additinal fee).
Wine tasting
The eco resort’s sommelier leads guests through a wine tasting, covering basics like what determines a wine’s quality and how to detect different flavours, as well as introducing guests to new regional wines in the process.
Yoga classes
A relaxing 1-hour yoga class in the eco resort’s beautiful, peaceful setting is the perfect way to recharge during your stay.
Walks and Hikes
The hotel leads several group hikes to nearby spots, including an outing to a nearby natural spring and another to the Vallromanes viewpoint, which offers stunning views of the landscape. Other hikes take you to Torre Taverna, a reconstructed 12th century farmhouse, or through the hiking trails of the Serralada Litoral Park.
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Sightseeing & City tours
Famous for its fabulous architecture, there are dozens of guided tours to introduce adults to some of the most fascinating buildings and monuments of the city, from Gaudi-themed tours to the Picasso museum, and walking tours of the Gothic quarter.
For more information visit: http://www.barcelonaguidebureau.com/
Shopping
Shopaholics will be in retail heaven in fashionable Barcelona. The city is home to a 5km long shopping strip that stretches from the top of the Ramblas, through Plaça de Catalunya along Passeig de Gràcia and up Avinguda Diagonal. You’ll find all the big names in fashion, a number of quality Spanish designer stores and a host of one-off boutiques in the Gracia district. A bit further out of town La Roca Village (about a 20 minute drive away from the hotel) is filled with outlet stores offering up to 60% discounts on high street prices.
Activities for kids
Kids Club

The kids club is open on weekends and during school holidays (mid June - end of August). It focuses on eco-friendly, fun activities for kids, and is included in the cost of your stay for children over 4 years old. You can book the kids club in advance or inquire at reception when you arrive.
Cooking Class
The resort has its own vegetable garden that provides much of the fresh, organic food served at the hotel’s three restaurants. Children can accompany the chef to the garden to discover more where our food comes from and help pick the day’s vegetables, then move into the kitchen and learn the joys of preparing a meal with an experienced, friendly guide.
Petting Zoo

Children can visit the resort’s garden and see the goats and chickens that are raised there. They’ll learn about how food is grown, where eggs come from, and more.
Bike Ride
The resort has bikes available, including bicycles with a baby seat. The forest around the eco resort is perfect to explore on two wheels, and the coast is only around 45 minutes away.
Beach day in El Masnou

El Masnou is a popular beachside town, and is only a short 25 minute drive away from the resort. There are plenty of small seaside restaurants, and the beach has fewer tourists than the crowded beaches in Barcelona city.
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Montjuïc
Montjuïc (the "Jewish mountain" in Catalan), located on a hill overlooking Barcelona, is within walking distance. This large park offers all sorts of activities especially for the little ones and can be accessed by cable car or funicular. There is a castle to tour, horses to look at, gardens to picnic in, playgrounds at the Park Joan Brossa, a swimming pool, an amphitheatre and a museum showcasing works of Catalan artist Joan Miró.
El Cau

El Cau is a new play centre in Barcelona’s L’Eixample district. Designed exclusively for children, it’s a play paradise, created for enjoyment, fun and creativity. It’s an ideal place to go on a rainy day, or when the kids need to burn off some excess energy. Whether you live in Barcelona or are just visiting, El Cau is somewhere where the children are guaranteed to have fun and make friends, while parents can enjoy snacks, chats and spot of relaxation.The concept is similar to that of a gym, but instead of going there for exercise, kids go there to play. One part of the interior space is filled with toys, games, arts and crafts, whilst the other part has an innovative maze-like design with steps, ramps, toboggans and huts where children can run, climb, jump and hide. www.el-cau.cat
Aquarium
A great way to discover the wonders of the deep without getting wet. Ocean, tropical and Mediterranean themed aquariums showcase some of the extraordinary life forms of the sea. http://www.aquariumbcn.com/en/
Tibidabo Park

Perched high on a hill and accessed via furnicular, the Tibidabo amusement park is one of the oldest amusement parks in the world. With 25 rides suitable for all ages, a Skywalk and vintage toys museum as well as restaurants and picnic areas it’s a great family day out, and the views of the city are breathtaking. http://www.tibidabo.cat/en/
CosmoCaixa Barcelona
A great indoor option if it’s too hot (or raining) outdoors, is the CosmoCaixa Science Museum in Sant Gervasi. The museum takes children on a journey through the natural world and beyond, exploring rainforests and flooded forests, and travelling through space and time at the planetarium. There are lots of interactive workshops, activities, games and experiments children can take part in.
Address: Carrer d'Isaac Newton, 26, 08022 Barcelona
Barcelona Zoo
One of the oldest zoos in Europe, you could easily spend a whole day here. Animals are well-care for in open enclosures, loosely grouped by region. In addition to lions, tigers, elephants and giraffes, you can see gorillas and orangutans, all sorts of exotic birds, reptiles large and small, and sea lions. Fast food is served at various on-site establishments, or take a picnic with you. A ‘zoo train’ can take you around the grounds, or you can hire a buggy. Added attractions include daily dolphin shows, playgrounds, a farmyard zoo and clowns. Be advised that animals may be sleeping on hot days and kept in doors on cold days.
https://www.zoobarcelona.cat/