Water sports and leisure activities Province Of Barcelona

On the beach in San Sebastian, this sports complex offers environmentally friendly scuba diving courses. Its facilities are in harmony with nature, and the establishment organizes beach and seabed cleaning events. Whether you want to learn to scuba dive or dive for pleasure, you'll find your ideal course here, which is valid worldwide, since it is approved by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI), which has more than 6,000 schools around the world.

Built for the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games to host the canoeing and kayaking events, this artificial canal occupies an area of 15 hectares, with numerous green areas and sports facilities. Activities include canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, sailing and water skiing. For some time now, it has also been possible to try out the water ski lift, a variant of water skiing where traction is provided by a system of cables. Very fun!

On Badalona beach, this new nautical center offers unique thrills such as parasailing, towed buoys (sofa or banana) and no-license boating to introduce you to navigation. For those who prefer more leisurely activities, take to the open sea aboard a sailboat for a minimum two-hour trip with family or friends along the coast, with the added bonus of an aperitif at sunset. Numerous packages are available on their website.

Located in the maritime club of Castelldefels, this school offers introductory windsurfing courses and paddle surfing outings, and even Pilates classes on the beach, to combine all the benefits of sport and the outdoors. The instructors are attentive and pedagogical, whatever your basic level, you will only be able to progress, as the conditions are ideal for learning these different techniques. After a few hours of lessons, you will be able to take your turn on the blue waters of the Mediterranean.