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Barcelona Aquarium Ticket Only
Barcelona Aquarium is the world's most important marine leisure and education centre concerning the Mediterranean. There are a series of 35 tanks, 11,000 animals and 450 different species; six million litres of water and an immense Oceanarium – which is the only one in Europe - turn this centre into a unique, reference leisure show that has already been visited by more than 14 million people. There's everything - freshwater stingrays, giltheads, tiger sharks, sea-horses, colourful coral and cute penguins. Walk the full length of the aquarium's 80 metre underwater tunnel and feel like you're swimming with the sharks.
Emotion Boat
There's no more exhilarating way to see the Costa Brava than from the vantage point of the Emotion boat. The adventure kicks off the moment you zoom out to sea. Powering through the waves off the Costa Brava coastline, you can experience the true essence of this charming area. You'll pass by beautiful, golden beaches and hidden coves and pull up at the perfect spot for a dip in the Med. With departures leaving from Blanes, Lloret de Mar, Cala Canyelles and Tossa de Mar, it's the ideal way to discover the coast and spend some time exploring one of Spain's most beautiful areas.
DofiJet from Lloret de Mar
If you fancy checking out another Costa Brava resort, then this mini-cruise service is perfect. This water bus links four coastal spots – Tossa, Lloret, Blanes and the Maresme – which allows for half a dozen routes. There is more than 4km of blue-flag beach to relax on at Blanes. In Lloret, you could immerse yourself in its old town and visit its historic churches. The highlight is probably Tossa de Mar. It boasts the only surviving fortified medieval town along the Catalan coast. The ports of departure in the Mareseme are Calella, Pineda de Mar, Santa Susanna and Malgrat de Mar.
Scuba Diving Romantic Pack
This exclusive-to-TUI scuba diving experience for couples has all the ingredients for romance in Costa Brava. The half-moon cove that is Mar Menuda Beach is a favourite spot for donning a mask and wetsuit and learning the ropes of beginner scuba diving. The best part about this package is that you'll get to take the plunge with your loved one and your own dedicated instructor. You'll be underwater in no time, swimming amongst fish with the castle of Tossa del Mar just over your shoulder. After about an hour, you'll be back on dry land where a certificate and underwater pictures will be handed to you.
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Camp Nou Tour & Barcelona Free Time
The gods have been kind to Barcelona. Not only does the city boast some of the world's most eye-catching architecture, it's also home to one of its best football teams. You don't have to be a football fan to be impressed by the Camp Nou – its trophy room museum is Spain's third most visited. Other highlights in our behind-the-scenes look at Europe's biggest stadium include the changing rooms, dugouts, directors' seats and press boxes, tucked high in the gantry. Then we'll drop you in the city centre, with around two hours' free time to explore in your own way.
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DofiJet from Santa Susanna
If you fancy checking out another Costa Brava resort, then this mini-cruise service is perfect. This water bus links four coastal spots – Tossa, Lloret, Blanes and the Maresme – which allows for half a dozen routes. There is more than 4km of blue-flag beach to relax on at Blanes. In Lloret, you could immerse yourself in its old town and visit its historic churches. The highlight is probably Tossa de Mar. It boasts the only surviving fortified medieval town along the Catalan coast. The ports of departure in the Mareseme are Calella, Pineda de Mar, Santa Susanna and Malgrat de Mar.
Marineland Catalunya with Transport
Marineland is a world of aquatic animals, adventures and sea life exhibitions – including a world-famous dolphin exhibition. Come along and throw yourself into a day of fun, family attractions, all laid out in lush gardens. Swoosh down the hair-raising Magic Falls slide, plunge down the seriously steep Boomerang, or dive through the darkness of the heart-stopping Black Hole. And once you've done your daredevil bit, take a breather in the marine zoo park. There are sea-lion shows, plus flamingos and seals. But without doubt the highlight is the dolphin exhibition.
DofiJet from Calella
If you fancy checking out another Costa Brava resort, then this mini-cruise service is perfect. This water bus links four coastal spots – Tossa, Lloret, Blanes and the Maresme – which allows for half a dozen routes. There is more than 4km of blue-flag beach to relax on at Blanes. In Lloret, you could immerse yourself in its old town and visit its historic churches. The highlight is probably Tossa de Mar. It boasts the only surviving fortified medieval town along the Catalan coast. The ports of departure in the Mareseme are Calella, Pineda de Mar, Santa Susanna and Malgrat de Mar.
Marineland Catalunya Ticket
Marineland is a world of aquatic animals, adventures and sea life exhibitions – including a world-famous dolphin exhibition. Come along and throw yourself into a day of fun, family attractions, all laid out in lush gardens. Swoosh down the hair-raising Magic Falls slide, plunge down the seriously steep Boomerang, or dive through the darkness of the heart-stopping Black Hole. And once you've done your daredevil bit, take a breather in the marine zoo park. There are sea-lion shows, plus flamingos and seals. But without doubt the highlight is the dolphin exhibition.
Barcelona door to door
Get a carte blanche to explore Barcelona any which way you like. We'll take care of the travel bit, ferrying you to and from the city centre for a DIY day of sightseeing. The best spot for a bit of retail therapy is La Rambla, a tree-lined avenue packed with fashion stores and chic coffee bars. In the Old Town you'll find Gothic churches, an ornate concert hall, and the mighty cathedral or head towards the port, and you can see the monkeys at Barcelona Zoo. Grab a taxi right to the Sagrada Familia or travel to the west of the city for a tour of Barcelona's famous football stadium, Camp Nou.
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DofiJet from Blanes
If you fancy checking out another Costa Brava resort, then this mini-cruise service is perfect. This water bus links four coastal spots – Tossa, Lloret, Blanes and the Maresme – which allows for half a dozen routes. There is more than 4km of blue-flag beach to relax on at Blanes. In Lloret, you could immerse yourself in its old town and visit its historic churches. The highlight is probably Tossa de Mar. It boasts the only surviving fortified medieval town along the Catalan coast. The ports of departure in the Mareseme are Calella, Pineda de Mar, Santa Susanna and Malgrat de Mar.
DofiJet from Pineda de Mar
If you fancy checking out another Costa Brava resort, then this mini-cruise service is perfect. This water bus links four coastal spots – Tossa, Lloret, Blanes and the Maresme – which allows for half a dozen routes. There is more than 4km of blue-flag beach to relax on at Blanes. In Lloret, you could immerse yourself in its old town and visit its historic churches. The highlight is probably Tossa de Mar. It boasts the only surviving fortified medieval town along the Catalan coast. The ports of departure in the Mareseme are Calella, Pineda de Mar, Santa Susanna and Malgrat de Mar.
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