The Sports Tourism Label awarded by the Catalan Tourist Board to 11 municipalities throughout Catalonia, guarantees high competition sportspeople and sports-loving tourists that they have the high-quality infrastructures and services for the sport. The 11 municipalities provide them with modern equipment and the latest technologies, as well as other services adapted to the sports people.
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L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona): The Barcelona county town stands out for its facilities completely equipped for athletics, swimming, football and group sports, as well as for its large hotel offer. |
Calella (Costa Barcelona): On the Maresme coastline, Calella offers facilities for swimming, football, running, athletics and road cycling that have brought it the award. |
 Castelldefels (Costa Barcelona): One of the subsites of the Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games, it has the Olympic Canal which has specialized in still-water rowing and canoeing. |
 Santa Susanna (Costa Barcelona): The town offers amateurs and elite sports-people top class facilities and installations for football, group sports, sailing and road cycling. |
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Girona (Costa Brava): A town which stands out for its history and architecture, with magnificent natural surroundings and sports facilities for athletics, swimming, tennis, running and cycling. |
Lloret de Mar (Costa Brava): One of the best destinations for nautical activities, athletics, group sports, swimming, football and cycling, also offering a wide variety of tourist resources. |
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Cambrils (Costa Daurada): A sea town certified in athletics, cycling, football and sailing, this is a starting place and finish for three cycle routes on the Costa Daurada, with specialised accommodation. |
Salou (Costa Daurada): Salou is an international reference for football with its Football Sports Complex, and for dinghy sailing, and also has a large offer of accommodation and activities. |
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Sort (Pirineus): This town in the Pyrenees of Lleida is also known for the Noguera Pallaresa river, the cradle of wild water canoeing and adventure sports, and for its natural parks. |
Amposta (Terres de l’Ebre): At the foot of the river Ebro, the Rowing Technification Centre facilities attract still-water rowing lovers, and international teams also train there. |
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L’Ametlla de Mar (Terres de l’Ebre): With its 17 kilometres of coastline and 25 beaches awarded for their environmental quality, L’Ametlla de Mar in 2015 was awarded the label for sailing and diving.
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Map of Catalonia with the Officially recognised Sports Tourism Destinations
