If you like to go beyond the tourist maps, pay attention to our blog and book your next ​holiday rentals Costa Dorada​ with Arenda Costa Dorada

1. Holiday rentals Costa Dorada: Secrets of the mountains near
Costa Dorada
We have already talked about the marvelous beaches in Costa Dorada but that is not the only
attraction from the region. When you are choosing your next ​holiday rentals Costa Dorada
with us, we would like to inform you about some alternative one­day trips, which they can
sometimes be unknown for the general public.
Costa Dorada has great villages near your next Holiday rentals Costa Dorada and some
eye­catching landscapes where you can discover from olive oil mills to untouched
Romanesque heritage.
El Moli Vandellós​ is an old mill where locals used to produce a refined olive oil. There you can
probably taste and buy some of the best olive oil in the world. With 114 members in the
cooperative, Vandellós Mill has a traditional atmosphere surrounded by mountains that seem
carved by craftsmen. While there, you can also climb to the medieval tower in Vandellós,
which has recently been restored.
If you want to get a bit more into the wild you can go to ​Pratdip​, a village located in an area of
large wild mountains covered with extensive pine forests, huge climbing rocks and rapid ice
water rivers. This village has also been mentioned in literature in the known novel called “​Las
historias naturales​” by Joan Perucho (1960), being Pratdip the perfect scenario to recite a
story of vampires and dread due to its majesty.
Around the area, on the way to Tivissa, you can also find Llaberia, a village named after a
mountain and a perfect place for your next holiday rentals Costa Dorada. This village was
uninhabited some time ago, but by any means abandoned. Its few houses left are now used
as second homes around an untouched Romanesque church; Due to the effort of the locals,
they have currently opened a museum where you can learn more about the restoration of the
place. Another interesting fact is that Llaberia is nowadays powered by solar energy.
Tivissa, another village for your next holiday rentals Costa Dorada, is half Iberian and half
Roman. Its old town, however, seems a Kasbah since you can easily get lost, even if you are
with a local, frequently ending up in dead end streets. This village belongs to the region of
Terres de l’Ebre and it has a couple of medieval gates and some interesting churches. Near
Tivissa you can also visit several cave paintings in the hermitage of San Blas.
As you have read, there are many small villages and interesting eye­catching spots you can
visit after booking your holiday rental in Costa Dorada. But this is not all. You can also
discover some more while staying with us.

2. If you like to go beyond the tourist maps, pay attention to our blog and book your next ​holiday
rentals Costa Dorada​ with Arenda Costa Dorada!