Salou Training Camp, Spain

All our training camp tours offer our usual high standard of service and typically include:

* Accommodation throughout
* A choice of meal plans
* All transfers as needed
* Two training sessions each day
* Local assistance
* All services of GoBYSA

Also available to teams are “Master classes” with the top coaches at the complex.The aim of these classes is for teams to experience a training session with specialised coaches licensed by UEFA and teachers of the Catalan Football federation.

They offers teams, players and visiting coaches the opportunity to familiarise themselves with Spanish football philosophy which is producing such excellent results.

The training given will be adapted to suit the needs of each club, age, category, etc, specifically concentrating on those areas required by that club’s trainer. Before, during and after the Master class, visiting trainers may be in direct contact with the professional leading the class and actively participate in the work in hand.  At the end of each master class, the visiting trainer will receive a detailed report of all the work undertaken.

Salou is a fabulous destination for anyone searching for a little Spanish sun, sea and sand. It is a popular destination for families and is readily accessible via Reus International Airport which is only seven miles away.

Salou has become one of the main tourist areas of Costa Dorada, with over two million visitors a year, many of these visitors come for its superb beaches. The coastline of Salou enjoys eight main beaches, each with fine golden sand and inviting shallow waters due to the long beach and slow tide.  The beaches themselves are quite varied, some beaches consisting of long plains of sand, some mixing with the beachfront hotels and bars, while others have coved areas sheltered with pine trees giving a more intimate feel.

Keen shoppers will be spoilt for choice in Salou; the local shop keepers pride themselves on providing a good friendly service.

While Salou as a whole has many shopping zones, the Old Town area contains some shops, which are as old as Salou has been a holiday resort. The Jaume I Promenade and Major Street areas are more modern shopping areas, containing many restaurants and terrace cafes underneath a canopy of palm trees.

Salou has many activities for both children and grown ups. Port Aventura Theme Park, owned by Universal, is a fantastic modern theme park built around the basis of five worlds, with rides to match the theme of each world.   The park also has 25 live shows a day as well as restaurants and bars.

Salou also has two water parks – Aquaopolis and Aqualeon.  While both are filled with the slides and pools you would expect from a waterpark,  Aqualeon also has a zoo with a large selection of animals.

Local restaurants in Salou serve mainly Catalan dishes, many of which are based on fresh fish caught in the local clear waters, but also incorporates many traditional Spanish dishes such as paella.

Plenty of restaurants in Salou will serve traditional foods alongside fast-foods such as burgers, pizzas and hot dogs.  A coastal town, Salou favours seafood in its local gastronomy; there are some excellent bars and restaurants in the town and along the coast where you can enjoy the delicious catch of the day. Salou boasts many bars, pubs, flamenco shows and nightclubs to keep you entertained until the early hours of the morning.