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The winter sun spot 2.5 hours from Ireland with scubadiving, sunset boat trips, gold beaches and Ryanair flights for €44


TAKE a look at the “elegant” winter sunshine spot that’s just two hours and 30 minutes away from Ireland – with Ryanair flights from €44.

Salou is a resort town on Spain’s east coast that’s become a popular holiday destination in recent years.

Salou, Catalonia beachfront promenade with palm trees and benches.
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Salou, Spain, enjoys high temperatures even in the winter[/caption]

Cambrils harbor at sunset.
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Salou is a resort town on Spain’s east coast[/caption]

The sunny spot is known for its gorgeous beaches, buzzing nightlife, and natural beauty.

And it enjoys year round warm weather, making it an ideal winter getaway option.

Salou sees highs of 16C even in January, so holidaygoers are advised to pack their togs and sunhats.

The sunny destination can be reached in just 2.5 hours if you fly from Dublin Airport.

Ryanair are currently offering flights for as little as €44 in January and February.

The airline giants flies from Dublin Airport into Ruers, which is some 20 minutes outside of Salou.

One of the major attractions of Salou is the beaches, which range from rugged and windy to sunny and family friendly.

For those who want enjoy the day taking a dip or stretched out on the sand, head to Platja de Llevant.

The golden stretch has crystal clear water, plenty of space, and it’s perfect for swimming.

There are also all the facilities you would need for a day at the beach including toilets and showers.


There are also bars and restaurants lining the beach so you can enjoy a post-swim pick me up.

Another ideal spot for those travelling with children is Platja dels Capellans.

The popular beach is lined with sunbeds that are available to rent so you can make yourself comfortable for the day.

Like many of the beaches in Salou, it also has it’s own food and drink spots.

It’s the ideal place for letting tots paddle in the water while adults can stretch out and enjoy the sun with a cocktail in hand.

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ALL A-BOARD

But for those who are looking for something a bit more thrilling, exciting water sports can be found at Playa de Llevant.

The spot is the longest of Salou’s nine beaches and is popular among locals and tourists alike.

Although it’s great for swimming, the water activities on offer there are sure to set your heart pumping.

Those brave enough can try out a jet ski, water board, or even paragliding.

Beyond the beaches, Salou offers plenty of unique activities that are fun for all age groups.

WILDLIFE ADVENTURE

A truly special way to spend a day is to head out on a scubadiving adventure.

The waters of Salou are known to be not only crystal clear, but home to stunning wildlife.

Groups or pairs can head out in a boat in the morning and spend the day exploring natural underwater caves and habitats.

Or, those that don’t feel up to getting in the water could enjoy a sunset boat trip.

Salou is known for its stunning sunrises and sunsets, so the ideal way to enjoy them is by heading out to sea.

FAMOUS SUNSETS

A boat trip will take you on a gentle guided tour along the coast to take in the stunning natural beauty of the cliffs.

From there, holidaygoers can enjoy watching the sun go down over the sea.

Many tours also include drinks or a bottle of bubbly on board to make the moment even more special.

Another major attraction of Salour is Port Aventura, a giant theme and water park home to some of Europe’s biggest roller coasters.

The park is home to over 40 attractions so everyone can find a ride they will be comfortable on.

FAMILY FUN

From race cars to roller coasters and water slides to thrill rides, Port Aventura is a must do while in Salou.

There are also live shows every day featuring music, dancing, and talent acts.

At night, Salou enjoys warm temperatures and a buzzing nightlife.

For those who don’t want to spend the night in a club or pub, why not immerse yourself in the local culture?

Take a stroll around the town before sitting down in an authentic Spanish restaurant to sample the local cuisine.

BUZZING NIGHTLIFE

Salou is famous for it’s fresh seafood dishes, which are must try for food lovers.

And you can take in a performance, showcasing the famous Spanish Flamenco dance.

For those who prefer to dance the night away, many clubs in the town are open until the early hours of the morning.

Head to Koko Beach Club to enjoy a daytime beach party with delicious cocktails.

Then spend the night at Kiss nightclub to enjoy DJs, light shows, and dancing.

Platja Llarga beach in Salou, Spain, with Hotel Negresco Princess in the background.
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Salou is known for its white sand beaches[/caption]

Shambhala hypercoaster riders ascending the lift hill.
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Port Aventura is home to over 40 rides for the whole family[/caption]

Woman silhouetted against sunset, using mobile phone.
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Salou is known for its stunning sunrises and sunsets[/caption]

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