Leaving Barcelona, you will head to Girona, a city with a long history, believed to be founded around 76 BC. The river Onyar neatly divides the city in two, separating the old town from the new. The city has a rich architectural heritage and you can see evidence of this in its the cathedral founded in 1038 an the Roman walls which you can stroll along when they are open or wander the narrow streets of the old town.

Continue to the Santuari dels Angels, this spot offers panoramic views of the whole Girona region and is the spot Salvador Dali chose for his wedding. From here you will make your way to Pals, a small city that grew from a fortress. Stop here for lunch before you head to the fishing village of Calella de Palafrugell.

The clean lines of the whitewashed houses here will be evident here and you’ll have time to explore the rocky coastline or perhaps even take a dip in the inviting waters before returning to Barcelona.

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Hotel amenities include the solarium/terrace, florist, reading room, lobby coffee bar, and restaurant. The hotel also offers room service, valet laundry service, and safety deposit. All rooms feature air-conditioning, interactive TVs, wireless Internet access, satellite TV channels, and minibars. Guests staying in Superior and Deluxe rooms have access to the fitness center.

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One of Spain’s most popular funfair adventure parks!

There are very few places in the world where you can have adventures, or where you can experience the sort of emotions that you will remember forever. Port Aventura Park is one of those places. Here, you will embark on the most exciting journey you have ever imagined.

You will discover the mysteries of Imperial China, win the respect of the Far West, explore the jungles of Polynesia, travel through exotic Aztec Mexico and experience the picturesque scenes of the Mediterranean.

How often have you wished for an adventure like this?
The park has plenty of spine-tingling rides and other attractions, such as the Temple del Foc (Temple of Fire) and Hurakan Condor (at 100 meters, one of the highest amusement park rides in Europe). The park is spread across themed areas ranging from the Wild West to Polynesia.

Also at Port Aventura Park, you will find Caribe Aquatic Park.
Plunge into a typical tropical setting, enjoy the water and experience the excitement of our mind-blowing water rides. Or just grab a deckchair and chill out in the sun, surrounded by palm trees and reggae music playing in the background. Do whatever you feel like, you are in the Caribbean!

Relax on Bahama beach, glide at great speed down the mambo limbo water slides plus many more exhilarating wet rides.

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On this two-hour morning walking tour of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter (known as the Barri Gotic), you will visit the district’s streets, squares and old buildings, and learn about the quarter’s history and people.

Alongside Barcelona’s medieval buildings are the remains of the ancient Roman city, and the walking tour includes a visit to the Temple d’August, the best preserved Roman relic in Barcelona. You will also visit the Placa del Rei, where you will see many medieval buildings, including the Palatine chapel of Santa Agata.

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Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) developed his famous style while living in Barcelona and spent many years of his life here. This tour will explore the man and the city he loved so much.

Your Picasso Walking Tour includes a visit to the Picasso Museum which honors his talent and is Barcelona’s most visited museum. Your tour will end at the museum and you are welcome to spend additional time here at your leisure.

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From your boat you’ll be able to spot Barcelona’s key landmarks such as the skyscrapers of the Olympic Marina, La Sagrada Familia, the Cathedral, Tibidabo Hill, the Collserola communications tower and the Agbar Tower.

Your ticket includes admission to the Museu Maritim de Barcelona, on Av. de les Drassanes, and Pailebot Santa Eulalia schooner at Moll de la Fusta in Port Vell de Barcelona.

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Your first stop is the historical city of Girona. The houses situated at the very edge of the Onyar river and the bridges which span it, are no doubt one of the most authentic and spectacular sights of Girona.

While here, you will enjoy a two-hour guided tour of the Jewish quarter of the city. Explore the Arabian baths, Roman building inspired by the Roman public baths with three rooms, each with a different temperature of water in their swimming pools. In spite of the presence of elements of Muslim origin, the construction corresponds to Romanesque.

After your visit you will continue to Figueres, hometown of Salvador Dali for some free time to explore the area. Your admission to the Teatre-Museu Dali and “Dali joies” is included in your tour. Lunch (additional charge) is followed by a visit to the Dali Museum, which houses one of the largest collections of Dali’s work in the world. The building itself can be considered a work of art - an absolute must for art lovers!

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On your private tour of Barcelona you will be able to visit all of the major sites in a personalized fashion, taking the time to stop for longer at the sights that interest you most. You can design your own itinerary, and your personal guide will take you where you want to go.

Sights you can visit on your personalized private tour of Barcelona include:

• the sublime Cathedral
• the ancient winding streets of the Gothic Quarter
• the Sagrada Familia (Holy Family) Cathedral, an unfinished masterpiece by world-famous architect Antoni Gaudi, a symbol of Barcelona the world over
• other works by Gaudi, including his famous Casa Batllo and Casa Mila apartments and Guell Park
• Picasso Museum
• Montjuic Mountain for panoramic views of the city and port
• the Olympic complex

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The accompanying flamenco show reveals the variety of music, singing and dancing incorporated in this passionate art form. Improvisation is a key element of flamenco, with each artist individually interpreting the rhythm and communicating the beat to the other players. Communication between the artists and audience is also an important part of the performance. One of the highlights of the night is the emotive midnight prayer, “Salve Rociera”.

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Your tapas walking tour of Barcelona begins at a restaurant offering a wide selection of local, delectable tapas. Here you will enjoy three tapas with a glass of wine or beer, while your food and wine guide provides insights into the flavors of the wine, the cuisine and Spanish culture.

From here your guide will lead you to Barcelona’s most famous street, La Rambla, with its bird cages, tapas bars and local restaurants. On your stroll down La Rambla you will make a detour to La Boqueria, the city’s famous food market which offers an array of fresh produce including fruit and vegetables, live seafood, cheeses and every type of meat imaginable.

You’ll continue to the Gothic Quarter, where you will discover the architecture, atmosphere, language and gastronomy that are unique to Spain, and some of the gourmet shops which are over 100 years old.

Your last stop will be at a Basque bar in a historic 14th-century building, an ideal spot to take a break on your trip through the Gothic Quarter. Here three tasty tapas and a glass of wine, beer or cider will be waiting for you.

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