Location: Calafell
Top Things to do in Calafell
The 10 Best Things to Do in Calafell, Spain
Calafell blends the richness of its heritage with the attractiveness of five kilometres of golden sand beaches, unique in the Costa Dorada. The Iberian Citadel, Casa Barral, Bot Salvavides (Lifeboat), the Sant Miquel Church or the Santa Creu Castle are landmarks of the area's history and serve as a guide from the Old World to the new, where music, sport, sea and gastronomy coexist.
Restaurants in Calafell
1. Ciutadella Iberica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
The Iberian Citadel of Calafell is one of the most remarkable archaeological sites of the Iberian times (6th to 2nd centuries BC) in our country due to its singularity. Its experimental reconstruction "in situ" makes the Citadel an appropriate place for all range of public in order to know how the Cossetan Iberians lived more than 2000 years ago.
Reviewed By Gordon S - Burnley, United Kingdom
Very helpful staff. Explained in English and gave us their guidebook to take around the site with us!
2. Calafell Slide
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Calafell Slide is a giant summer bobsled run where you ride on a wheeled bob that has brakes to contol the speed easily. Children from 3 years on are allowed. Those who are younger than 8 years can go together wiht an adult. Come and enjoy the fresh air together with your family and friends, get a charge of adrenaline on the giant toboggan and get rid of after-hunger with a pizza or some other of our delicious snacks together with an nice cold drink. See you soon!
Reviewed By Helen M - St. Albans, United Kingdom
Three of us went on - ages 52, 15 and 12- and it was great fun. Highly recommend. It was a 25 minute walk into the countryside on outskirts of Calafell. We headed in the direction of the castle but ended up having to cross a busy fast road..On the way back we found a tunnel that goes under the road ( much safer).
3. Calafell Castle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
The Castle of the Holy Cross of Calafell is a fortified place of the Middle Ages, first documented in 1037 and it is located in the old town of Calafell, also of medieval origins. The Castle and its surroundings form an Open Air Archaeological Park which explains through a renewed museography some episodes in the history of the municipality.
Reviewed By BluePurrl - Broxbourne, United Kingdom
Interesting and very well documented, kids enjoyed climbing around the old structures and finding ancient graffiti for a while, then they lost interest.
Good if you're interested in ancient architecture and want some time away from the beach, only took about 15 -20 mins to walk from the centre of Calafell with kids.
Lovely bar selling patatas bravas on the way back...
4. Bora Bora
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By NatashaKalashnikova - Moscow, Russia
Best polynesian bar I ever been to: lovely authentic design, good music and friendly atmosphere. Bora bora offers huge choice of amazing cocktails served in supercool tiki mugs, separate menu of Gin Tonics. Average cost of cocktail is 10-12 eu but it will be around 0.5lt with as much liquor as you want in it! Surely they will also treat you with snacks and compliments! You'll never leave disappointed! Highly recommended!
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
We are Playa Aqua Park a company which is offering floating water parks on the ocean. We are operating through all of Spain. Our goal is to guarantee our customers the hightest amount of safety. Furthermore we have a Mission to bring more physical activity on the beach. We say: Vamos a la playa!
Reviewed By Helen M - St. Albans, United Kingdom
This is a group of inflatables in the middle of the sea ( It's a Knockout / Total Wipeout).We thought this was great fun but requires a lot of upper body strength and energy. My 12 year old struggled the first time but persuaded her dad to go with her the second time to help lift her out of the water.
Don't know if this happens often but watch out for the jellyfish ! Only negatives 1. My other daughter was badly cut by the Velcro attachments 2. Only one young 'minder/supervisor' on the inflatable did not seem enough as there are two sides to it and about 20 people ( too many).
6. Sa Caleta Cocktail Bar
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Gary D - Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Thus neat cocktail bar sits amount a few cafes and bars Frequented by locals which is normally a good sign Efficient staff Plenty of outdoor Seating Big range of cocktails at a fair price
7. Museu Casa Barral
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Nasti58 - Barcelona
Creo que merece una visita aunque sólo sea para hacerse una idea de como eran las casitas de pescadores. El Museo no alberga grandes descubrimientos pero está en primera línea de mar y da una idea de lo dura que debía ser la vida aquí en el pasado
8. Sammy's
9. Cal Tallaret
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By joansantacana2014 - Barcelona, Cataluña, Spain
Lejos del bullicio, de las aglomeraciones pero en el centro mismo del barrio medieval de Calafell hay un pequeño local; en su interior, si sus dueños os lo permiten, esconde arcos ojivales de gran valor, testigos mudos de un pasado lejano. Aqui se pueden degustar los mejores caldos de la zona; vinos, cervezas y licores, excelentemente elegidos por Eva, que es el alma del lugar. Es un local pequeño, calido, en donde el vino se acompaña por tapas simples, pero sabrosas. Un descubrimiento en una callejuela casi escondida...
10. Elegant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By SjenDordrecht - Dordrecht
Bar Elegant is the perfect place to enjoy your holiday, beautiful view at the beach, the owners Sergi and Anna make you feel like a real guest. Low prices and they even serve nuts or other things with your wine. For the people who do...MoreThank you so much !!! My english is getting better, thank you, because I talk english every day !!! Music is our identification, we love it... Really gratefull for your comment, thank you !! See you soon !!!
