Port Aventura is one of the top destinations in Salou, located just 6 km away. It is one of the largest and most popular amusement parks in Spain, and it offers a variety of adapted activities for people with disabilities. In addition, there are no architectural barriers within the park, so you can move around freely.
Important information for people with disabilities or reduced mobility:
Admission / Entrance:
For people with reduced mobility or some type of disability there are reduced prices, and it is important to know that these tickets cannot be purchased online, they can only be purchased at the park access ticket offices.
The ticket offices for these tickets are located just after the general ticket offices, next to the access to Caribe Aquatic Park.
It is necessary to present the official accreditation as having a disability.
The companions of people with any type of disability must pay the full ticket, there is no discount.
The minimum percentage of disability to be able to access reduced tickets is 33%
For people with a disability of 75% or more, admission is 100% free, for others, the price is reduced, but not free.
With the special ticket, you are provided with a wristband that you have to pick up at the visitor service office, the same if you are staying at one of its hotels, you must go to the service office to pick up the bracelet.
The maximum number of companions of a person with a disability is 4 and at least 1 of them must be of legal age and in full power to take charge. All companions must pay the normal ticket.
Regarding hotels, Port Aventura has several hotels with rooms 100% accessible to people with reduced mobility. We invite you to contact the park directly to find out the characteristics in each case.
Accessibility:
The amusement park has a special parking area for people with disabilities and is located in the area closest to the access to the park.
Parking is not free for people with disabilities.
In the shows and attractions, people with disabilities may access through a special access and may be accompanied by a person of legal age and responsible. Once at the show you will have your seats in a place reserved for people with disabilities.
In the attractions, it will be the park staff who will decide if the person can access the attraction or not.
Ferrari Land is a theme park that honors Enzo Ferrari, the founder of the iconic Ferrari team. The park boasts 13 attractions that blend technology and adrenaline to provide an exciting experience inspired by the Ferrari myth. Ferrari Land is located within the Port Aventura World complex and shares its parking and other facilities. It has some of the most impressive attractions and is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility.
You can get to Ferrari Land from Salou by private car, taxi, or adapted bus.
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Caribe Aquatic Park
PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park is a 50,000 m² water park within the PortAventura World complex, located next to PortAventura Park. The park is themed after the Caribbean, with beaches, palm trees, and Latin and reggae music, as well as stores and restaurants. On May 18, 2013, the park opened an expansion featuring the highest water slide in Europe, King Khajuna.
Font Cibernètica Salou
Ornamental Fountains
The ornamental fountains in Salou are a must-see attraction. The fountains, which were inaugurated in 2007, consist of 1,000 jets and geysers along Paseo Jaume I, from the Luminous Fountain to the Cybernetic Fountain. Although there are some stairs and slopes along the route, there are also accessible areas where you can enjoy the show.
The fountains are open from July 1 to September 10 every day from 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. and from September 11 to November 1 on Fridays, Saturdays, holidays, and bank holidays from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. (these hours may vary for special events or shows).
The Cybernetic Fountain is located near the port and the pier breakwater, in front of the Salou Tourist Board. It features an artificial lake with a row of fountains culminating in a small bridge that allows you to walk under the water jets. At sunset, depending on the season, you can experience an impressive show of water, light, and music.
Address:
Paseo Jaume I 43840 Salou (Tarragona)
Labyrinth Fountain
This Luminous Fountain is located in the middle of Paseo Jaume I and consists of a set of geysers that form a circular labyrinth of water. It is designed to be enjoyed by children, who can play among the water fountains, especially during the hottest months of the year.
Address:
Paseo Jaume I (Height Paris street) 43840 Salou (Tarragona)
Light Source
La Fuente Luminosa is an iconic attraction in Salou designed by engineer Carles Buïgas and inaugurated in 1973. It is located on Paseo Jaume I and has a program of up to 210 combinations and 100 dispensers. At sunset, depending on the season, you can enjoy a fantastic show of water, light, and music.
Address:
, Paseo Jaume I (Plaça Francesc Germà) 43840 Salou (Tarragona)
Far de Cap Salou
The Lighthouse is a popular destination in Salou due to its impressive features, and it is accessible to people with reduced mobility thanks to an access ramp. The lighthouse was inaugurated in April 1858 and features a red central tower that continues to illuminate the Gulf of San Jordi on the Costa Daurada.
There are three viewpoints along the route that offer breathtaking views. The southern viewpoint is particularly beautiful, offering a view of the Sierra de Llaberia mountains and a variety of seabirds that frequent the area.
The Mirador del Faro de Salou is open from 10 a.m. until after sunset and admission is free.
Address:
Carrer de la Falconera, 8, 43840 Salou (Tarragona)
Opinioni su Salou
Antonio
29/apr/2025
4,0
Salou it's self is very disabled person friendly, however some of the tourists could do with a lesson in careing !
Paul
27/apr/2025
5,0
Have been going for years love the place.
Keith
14/apr/2025
5,0
fantastic wheelchair destination my first time there in salou everyone helps out in all the bars and shops roads and paths so easy to get around people will move out of the way if in a tight spot the bars and restaurants and shops all wheelchair friendly my hotel was wheelchair friendly Hotel Blaumar A+ from taxi drivers to the airport just a fantastic spot
Bridget
11/apr/2025
5,0
Excellent place to visit for people with .ability issues. Boardwalk is excellent and goes for miles.
La tua guida di Salou
Salou is a major tourist destination in Spain located in the province of Tarragona, with a population of about 28,500 in 2021. It was founded by the Greeks in the 4th century BC and has been inhabited by multiple cultures throughout its history. Salou is known for its mild climate, great food, leisure and sports opportunities, and beautiful beaches. It is a popular vacation spot for people from all over the world. Salou has many features that make it an ideal destination for people with reduced mobility, including accessible beaches and restaurants, adapted excursions and theme parks, and practical guides for visitors with disabilities.
SALOU has:
9 beaches
1 Path of Ronda of 6.5 km
51 hotels
9 hotels - apartments
8 hostels and pensions
2 campsites
23 soccer fields
3 golf courses
1 nautical station
From www.motion4rent.com we bring you some of the important information, places of interest and tourist offices, through the accessible beaches, to the adapted excursions, theme parks, accessible restaurants and other offers for visitors with reduced mobility. Enjoy your stay!
Ufficio turistico di Salou
Salou has two tourist offices, one located on Paseo Sant Jaume and the other on Plaza Europa.
Xalet Torremar , headquarters of the Salou Tourist Board.
Address and contact:
Passeig Jaume I, 4 - 43840 Salou, Tarragona
Telephone: (+34) 661 86 76 76
Plaça Europa Office , open during the tourist season (from Easter to the end of October)
Address and contact:
Plaça Europa, s/n - 43840 Salou, Tarragona
Telephone: (+34) 977 350 102
Trasporto
Airport:
Salou does not have its own airport, but it is located near two major airports: the Reus Airport, which is about 10 kilometers away and has charter flights connecting it to the UK, Holland, and Germany, and the Barcelona el Prat Airport, which is about 100 kilometers away and has flights to many destinations in Europe, Asia, and America. Both the Reus and Barcelona el Prat airports offer free assistance services for passengers with disabilities, and you can easily move around the airport with or without assistance. If you need assistance, you should notify AENA, your airline, or your travel agent at least 48 hours in advance.
Train:
The Port Aventura station is a convenient option for those who want to travel to Salou by train. It is located a few meters from the entrance to the amusement park and near many hotels in the area. The station is equipped with seating and access for people with reduced mobility. The Salou tourist train does not have any accommodations for people with reduced mobility.
Bus:
Salou has 2 regular lines that begin and end their route at the Salou town hall and move around the city and its surroundings, the Plana company has buses adapted for people with reduced mobility and they also have itineraries to other towns and cities near Salou.
In Salou there are several taxi companies and the vast majority of them have adapted vehicles, we suggest the city company, which currently has a fleet of 44 vehicles, of which 13 vehicles with up to 6 seats plus the driver and -1 vehicle adapted for the transport of disabled people
You can order a taxi by calling (+34) 977385050 or by going to their website.
Spiagge accessibili
The beaches of Salou, in addition to having many of them with the Blue Flag and the Q for Tourist Quality, are characterized by having an exclusive service for people with reduced mobility, making them, therefore, fully accessible sandbanks.
The Salou City Council has been offering a special service for ten years to ensure that people with disabilities can access the beach and water safely. To do this, Llevant and Ponent beaches have adapted chairs that can be used on other beaches such as Capellans, Playa Larga, and Cala Crancs if needed. The city council is responsible for moving the equipment to these beaches.
The main beaches in Salou have an access point with services specifically designed for people with reduced mobility, including reserved parking spaces, a walkway to the wet area, adapted showers, an amphibious chair, and general information about the beaches.
The chairs have floats and wide wheels, which allow them to float properly in the water. It is mandatory to wear a life jacket and be accompanied by a lifeguard from the Salou Beach Rescue Service when using these chairs. In addition, to further ensure accessibility, the walkway at Playa de LLevant and most of the other beaches offer specific showers for disabled individuals.
The list of the best beaches in Salou is:
Cala dels Crancs
Cala Penya Carved
Cala Font and Cala Binya
Cala Lleguadets
Levante Beach (Accessible PMR)
Poniente Beach (Accessible PMR)
Palaya Chaplains
Playa Larga
Quartieri / Zone
Camino de Ronda
This path is a 6.5 km route that stretches along the coast from the Pilons area to the Salou Lighthouse in Cap Salou. The path is divided into two sections: the first 2 km from Pilons to Replanells is fully enabled and accessible to people with reduced mobility, while the remaining 4.5 km from Replanells to the Lighthouse is a natural path that is not fully conditioned.
As you walk along the path, you will have the opportunity to discover the local fauna and flora, as well as the various panoramic views along the way. The path passes through different beaches in Salou, offering a unique way to explore the city.
Although the path reaches a maximum elevation of 77 meters above sea level with some slightly difficult sections, most of the route is accessible for all.
Cala Morisca viewpoint
The Cala Morisca viewpoint is a great option for people with reduced mobility who want to enjoy stunning views of the Mediterranean. Located near Cala Crancs, the viewpoint has an area of 9,200 square meters and is completely free and open 24 hours a day. It is only a 5-minute walk from the Ginesta stop of the tourist train and is connected to the Camino de Ronda path.
Salou has a route of 41 viewpoints that you can visit by taking a 6 km walk. However, not all of these viewpoints are accessible to people in wheelchairs. The Cala Morisca viewpoint is a good choice if you are looking for an accessible viewpoint to enjoy while you are in Salou.
Address:
Carrer de la Cala Morisca 43840, Tarragona
Salou Pedestrian Area:
The center of Salou, specifically the area around Carrer de Saragossa and Carles Buïgas, is a lively and vibrant place with little to no accessibility issues. These streets are full of shops, bars, and restaurants where you can explore and discover all sorts of local offerings. We recommend visiting in the evening, as it is a great place for a leisurely stroll or to grab a drink after a day of sun and beach.
The O mar seafood restaurant, in addition to the best fresh produce, as you can see in its own nurseries, offers a wide variety of rice dishes and seafood stews.
This restaurant is accessible to people with reduced mobility, but its bathrooms are not.
