Costa Daurada
The Costa Daurada ( Catalan ; span. Costa Dorada , Gold Coast ) is a 216 km long coastline in the northeast of Spain , extending from Vilanova i la Geltru to the north just south of the Ebro Delta situated Alcanar extends to the south. Thus it forms the entire coastal area of the province of Tarragona .
In contrast to the Costa Brava further north, the Costa Daurada is characterized by long, fine-grained and gently sloping sandy beaches, which are ideal conditions for bathing tourism. The proportion of sandy beaches compared to rocky coasts on the Costa Daurada is significantly higher than that of other Spanish coastlines.
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Mediterranean: Costa Brava | Costa del Maresme | Costa del Garraf | Costa Daurada | Costa del Azahar | Costa Blanca | Costa Cálida | Costa de Almería | Costa Tropical | Costa del Sol | Costa Gaditana
Atlantic: Costa de la Luz | Rías Baixas | Costa da Morte | Rías Altas | Costa Verde | Costa de Cantabria | Costa Vasca