If you’re staying at Hotel Alas this August, you’ll have the chance to experience the Costa Dorada at its most authentic and festive. Summer is a time for celebration, and the towns and cities in the area come alive with colour, music, and centuries-old traditions that will make you feel part of the local culture. From processions and human towers to concerts and fire parades, each festival offers a unique experience.
Sant Roc in l’Hospitalet de l’Infant (14–17 August)
Just a few minutes’ drive from Hotel Alas, l’Hospitalet de l’Infant celebrates its main summer festival in honour of Sant Roc. During these days, the streets are filled with joy thanks to parades, activities for all ages, fire shows, and live music performances. It’s a great opportunity to see giants and big-headed figures, join in traditional festivities, and taste local specialities.
Sant Magí in Tarragona (11–19 August)
Tarragona celebrates with passion its summer festivities dedicated to Sant Magí, the city’s patron saint. The programme is extensive and varied: maritime processions, human tower performances in Plaça de les Cols, the traditional arrival of water from Brufaganya, and unmissable open-air dances. It’s a unique way to discover the essence of Tarragona, in a vibrant atmosphere that blends devotion and fun.
Other festivals not to miss
- Cambrils Summer Festival (late August): Live music, children’s activities, and shows by the sea, ending with a spectacular fireworks display.
- Sant Bartomeu Festival in Mont-roig del Camp (23–26 August): Tradition, culture, and gastronomy with popular events, dancing, and typical Baix Camp dishes.
Enjoy the festivities and relax at Hotel Alas
After a day full of culture and excitement, returning to Hotel Alas is the perfect way to recharge. With its privileged location, you can enjoy peace and comfort before diving back into the lively celebrations the next day.
This August, combine leisure, culture, and relaxation on the Costa Dorada, and let the summer festivals make you feel part of this welcoming and vibrant land.
Foto: Ajuntament de Tarragona