Catalonia – A Slice Of Golfing Heaven
A jewel in the crown of Spain, and often thought of as a separate country altogether, Catalonia truly has it all. A vibrant picture of life bordered by magnificent mountains and breathtaking beaches, its four provinces encompass a wealth of natural grandeur.
It is no wonder, therefore, that Catalonia is such a popular holiday destination. Between the white sandy shores of the Costa Brava and Costa Dorada and the peaks of the Pyrenean mountains, where hiking trails are punctuated with ancient ruins and grandiose monasteries, this culturally rich tapestry is backdropped by the stunning architecture of Gaudi which is peppered throughout its capital, Barcelona. Coupled with being home to some of the best restaurants in the world, where you can indulge in some of their hugely popular traditional dishes, such as the unbaked Crème Brule - known as Crema Catalana, and the temperate Mediterranean climate, which makes cycling, hiking, horseback riding, quad biking and watersports part of its very fabric, a visit to Catalonia will ensure every one of your senses is taken care of.
Yet, in true ironic fashion, by the time you reach your dream destination, you may well find yourself needing a separate holiday just to unwind from the hectic planning of it all; a real catch-22. In this stressful day and age, therefore, the growth of package travel providers could not be more welcome.
Director Ian Denham, who has welcomed thousands of golfers to Catalonia since 2003 to play and taste some of Europe’s best courses – both golf and cuisine alike – says: “Catalonia is famed for its fine wines from regions such as Penedes and Priorat, its internationally acclaimed restaurants, spectacular beaches and scenery and the richness of its culture.
“Having spent over 20 years here now I can safely say with the utmost confidence that it is not only a fantastic golf destination but somewhere which offers so much more.”
A golf haven that your family will love as well? It seems you really can have your Crema Catalana – and eat it too.
Barcelona Golf Travel: http://www.barcelonagolf.com
Barcelona Diputacion: http://www.barcelonaismuchmore.com
Visit Salou: http://www.visitsalou.eu/en