Camping Costa Dorada

Mobile home rental on the Costa Dorada

The beauty of the natural surroundings, crystal-clear waters, and characteristic villages are enough to herald a successful holiday – or almost! There remains one important detail on your holiday checklist: to really make the most of your stay, you’ll need to find the perfect mobile home rental on the Costa Dorada. And we have good news! With Yelloh! Village, our Artisans of Happiness guarantee that you’ll find our signature quality even on the Catalan coast.

From comfortable accommodation and spacious camping pitches to our ever-ready entertainment team, children’s clubs, bar-restaurant, and other on-site services, everything is designed so your stay at a campsite on the Costa Dorada goes off without a hitch. You can also enjoy water parks and bathing areas after a day at the beach. With swimming pools, waterslides, paddling pools and well-appointed terraces around the pools, you’re promised endless fun and pure relaxation by the water.

For your mobile home rental on the Costa Dorada, Yelloh! Village awaits you at two superb destinations:

• Yelloh! Village Alfacs: looking out to Alfacs Bay, this comfortably sized campsite appeals for its peaceful atmosphere and outstanding natural environment, the perfect place to recharge your batteries. All with the quality of premium accommodation, right by the sea.
• Yelloh! Village Gavina: this campsite sits right on the shore, offering direct beach access and unique Mediterranean views, in a pristine setting. If you love a well-equipped bungalow or fancy a glamping tent, you’ll find your dream accommodation here.

Whether you choose a mobile home rental on the Costa Dorada or opt for a tent, caravan or camper van, you’ll enjoy a superbly comfortable stay, immersed in the natural and cultural treasures of southern Catalonia.

Did you know?

The Costa Dorada is one of Spain’s oldest wine-producing regions. The Romans were already cultivating vines here over 2,000 years ago, taking advantage of the Mediterranean climate and fertile soils. To this day, the region is renowned for its Tarragona and Priorat DO (designation of origin) wines, which continue to delight wine enthusiasts around the world.

What can you do while camping on the Costa Dorada? 

With such a magnificent natural environment, your holiday is sure to be an outdoor experience. Enjoy wonderful adventures by the sea and in the mountains. One unmissable outing is a trip to the Ebro Delta, where you’ll be amazed whichever way you look. This preserved maritime area features a multitude of wild landscapes reminiscent of the Camargue. The diversity of bird species here is also impressive and a major point of interest. As well as the delta, the Costa Dorada and its hinterland boast a plethora of natural parks you can explore. The dramatic Catalan mountains are ideal for hiking and mountain biking.

Then, if you’re ready for a change of pace after enjoying nature, how about a few thrills and spills? The Costa Dorada is home to the huge PortAventura theme park complex. Experience PortAventura Park, Ferrari Land and Caribe Aquatic Park and their vast range of attractions. It’s paradise for adrenaline junkies! 

Close to PortAventura, the city of Tarragona is another must-see. The capital of the Costa Dorada has a rich heritage, which echoes its long history. You can admire the Roman remains, including the amphitheatre and the aqueduct. There is also a string of delightful villages that will enchant you, such as Siurana or L’Ametlla de Mar. 

And last but not least, you should take the opportunity to unwind and relax on the beach. Lie back on the warm sand, indulge in your favourite watersports and then head home to share some tapas. The vida loca in all its glory!

FAQ 

What are the sightseeing attractions on the Costa Dorada? 

• Tarragona, its Roman remains, the old town and its fishing district 
• The Ebro Delta 
• The beaches 
• PortAventura 
• Salou 
• Calafell 
• Reus 
• Torredembarra 

What are the activities on offer on the Costa Doroda? 

• Spend a day at Port Aventura 
• Practice watersports 
• Go hiking or mountain biking in the mountains of Montsià 
• Discover the Ebro Delta and its birdlife 
• Wander around the countless pretty villages that dot the region 
• Sample the Catalan specialities 
• Try diving for the first time 
• Discover the local wine along the wine tourism routes

Where are the most beautiful beaches on the Costa Dorada? 

• Platja del Miracle in Tarragona 
• Cala Fonda at the way out of Tarragona
• Coma-ruga beach, in El Vendrell 
• Cala Forn in L’Ametlla de Mar 
• Gavina in Creixell 
• La Punta del Fangar in the Ebro Delta 
• Platja Alfacs in Alcanar 
• Platja del Trabucador in the Ebro Delta 
• The beach in Altafulla 

Which are the most beautiful villages on the Costa Dorada? 

• L’Ametlla de Mar 
• Siurana 
• Montblanc 
• Altafulla 
• Miravet 
• Creixell 
• Reus 
• Prades 

What are the main events nearby? 

• The Pau Casals International Music Festival in El Vendrell 
• Cambrils Jazz & Blues in Cambrils 
• Tarraco Viva, the Roman festival held in Tarragona 
• Tapes de Mercat, the festival held in the Central Market in Reus 
• The Sant Joan festivities everywhere on the Costa Dorada 
• Les Nits de Tyrika, or Las Noches de Tyrika in Les Cases d’Alcanar, a series of shows combining Iberian culture and music 

What can you see and do on the Costa Dorada if it’s raining? 

• Visit the Mercado Central (or central market), the Museum of Modern Art, and the Casa de la Festa cultural centre in Tarragona 
• Discover the Gaudí Art Centre and the Pere Mata Institute in Reus 
• If it’s wet outside, take the opportunity to do your souvenir shopping and spend some time sampling the Catalan specialities 
• Visit Vila-seca castle, a unique architectural masterpiece
• Take a trip to Montserrat Abbey, at the foot of a rocky spur